Thread: Was JBL a transitional champion?
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Old 02-02-2020, 09:23 AM   #47
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According to his Wikipedia page, JBL’s reign as champ saw him beat the Undertaker at Summer Slam, Booker T at Survivor Series, Eddie Guerrero, Taker and Booker at Armageddon, Kurt Angle and Big Show at the Royal Rumble, and Big Show in a barb wire cage match at No Way Out. And he did all this while leading the main heel faction that was the focal point of Smackdown each week.

This seems like a silly discussion.
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