JBL Claims WWE Veteran and Trainer Finlay is One of the Best Wrestler and Trainer

WWE Hall of Famer John "Bradshaw" Layfield recently praised veteran wrestler and trainer Finlay, calling him one of the best he has ever seen in the industry. JBL's admiration stems from their shared experience in the ring during WrestleMania 24, where they faced off in an intense opening match, a Belfast Brawl, which JBL won. His respect for Finlay goes beyond their match, highlighting the trainer's significant impact on the wrestling world and the talent he has nurtured throughout his career.Also Read : “Whatever I do next, I’ve already told” - WWE Superstar Drew McIntyre Discusses His Next WWE RivalryFormer WWE superstar JBL, while speaking on "HUGE POP!" with Donnie DaSilva and Jimmy Korderas, shared his experience of working with Finlay in the ring during WrestleMania 24. JBL stated:"The best I ever saw was Fit Finlay, You got Shawn [Michaels], and Eddie [Guerrero], and Undertaker, you got some incredible talent ... Finlay was the best I ever saw ... Finlay when he was in Europe was, I think, the greatest professional wrestler ever.""He was the one that brought the whole 'women's movement' into being," Bradshaw continued, "I don't know it was a rib or not, we all thought it was ... all of a sudden you give him women that really didn't have important matches. They didn't, they were almost filler, which is terrible, a sign of the times. They are where they should be now, but Finlay was a guy who really helped bring them into this equality that they should've had all along." (Via HUGE POP/Wrestling Inc)One of Finlay's biggest achievements in wrestling was training WWE's women wrestlers during the Ruthless Aggression era. He helped the divas improve their wrestling skills and become stronger competitors.Former WWE Star JBL is known for his charismatic persona and powerful in-ring style. He began his WWE career in the mid-1990s and gained fame as a member of the APA (Acolytes Protection Agency) alongside Ron Simmons. JBL later transitioned into a singles competitor and achieved many highs in his career, known for his lengthy title reign and dominant character.Also Read : WWE commentator Pat McAfee is set to join the NFL Network