WWE superstar Jimmy uso photos and history or bio

Height:63"
Weight:251 lbs.
From:San Francisco, Calif.
Career Highlights:WWE Tag Team Champions.

A descendant of the legendary Samoan Anoa’i family, Jimmy Uso’s bloodline includes such in-ring legends as his father Rikishi, his great uncles The Wild Samoans and even “The Most Electrifying Man in All of Entertainment,” The Rock.Along with his twin brother Jey, Jimmy was determined from the start to shake loose any preconceptions his opponentsmight have about the Samoan lifestyle. Anyone thinking Jimmy and Jey Uso would ever compete barefoot while wearing tribal beads like their island-born WWE Hall of Famer great uncles would be sorely mistaken. The Usos are fully integrated in American culture.Of course, the identical twins dont mind embracing the family business and the spoils that come with it. That became apparent when The Usos became the latest Anoai Family members to share tandem titles in WWE, having defeated the New Age Outlaws in March 2014 to claim the WWE Tag Team Championship for the first time. Jimmy & Jey Uso proudly put their titles on the line againstall challengers, which included successful title defenses against the likes of Luke Harper & Erick Rowan.Unfortunately, their reign could not last forever. After ruling the tag division for 203 days, Jimmy and Jey lost the WWE Tag Team Titles to the team of Gold & Stardust at Night of Champions 2014.Reunited after brother Jey Usos return from injury, The Usos most recently battled WWE Tag Team Champions The New Day and Lucha Dragons in a fierce Triple Threat Ladder Match at WWE TLC.Still, with the glorious Samoan tradition coursing through his veins, Jimmy Uso strives to represent one of the squared circle’s most famous islands like never before. And, appropriate of his most famous family members, his barbaric spirit and pursuit of success scream both “wild” and “electrifying.”

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WWE superstar JBL photos and history or bio

Height:66"
Weight:290 lbs.
From:New York City, N.Y.
Signature Move:Clothesline From Hell
Career Highlights:WWE Champion; Intercontinental Champion; World Tag Team Champion; United States Champion; Hardcore Champion; European Champion.

Never challenge John Bradshaw Layfield to a street fight — especially on Wall Street. The former WWE Champion may have been vicious in the ring, but the self-made millionaire is downright heartless when it comes to making a buck.Gifted with the business sense of a banking executive, the big man from Sweetwater, Texas could’ve easily made his fortune by sitting behind a desk, but there was nothing JBL loved more than afight. A pro football player before stepping in the ring, Bradshaw first madean impression in WWE as Justin "Hawk" Bradshaw, then as a member of The NewBlackjacks alongside Barry Windham. The WWE Universe took notice of the aggressive Texan, but it wasn’t until JBL linked up with the imposing Ron Simmons that he made a lasting impact.Dubbed The Acolytes, the roughnecks went demonic as The Undertaker’s henchmen in late ’98, but found their true calling as cigar smoking, beer swilling troublemakers who never entered a barroom they didn’t destroy. Gruff and dangerous, the rechristened APA (Acolyte Protection Agency) caused more property damage than a natural disaster r as they claimed three Tag Team Championships together.WWE fans who grew accustomed to JBL’s reputation as a bartender’s worst nightmare were in for a shock in 2004 when the Texan reemerged as a self-styled millionaire who rolled to the ring in a limousine adorned with bulls horns and wore custom made suits. Claiming to be a “Wrestling God,” JBL surrounded himself with a team of adversaries he called his Cabinet and defeated Eddie Guerrero for the WWE Championship. The tycoon’s title reign would last an unbelievable 280 days as he overcame the likes of Big Show, The Undertaker and Booker T with the underhanded maneuvering of an Enron executive.Eventually, JBL’s infuriating run as champion came to an end at the hands of a young John Cena, but the mogul continued to experience success whether it was as a WWE color commentator or a financial analyst on networks like CNN, MSNBC and Fox News.JBL retired to Bermuda with a multi-million dollar net worth in 2009, but he returned to WWE in 2012 as a color commentator on Raw, SmackDown, pay-per-views and the host of the Slammy Award winning “The JBL & Cole Show” on WWE.com and WWEs YouTube channel.Clearly, even money couldnt buy the tough Texan the happiness he gets from poking fun at Michael Cole and other WWE announcers.

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