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JBL / Bradshaw clothesline from hell compilation 💀
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Better than the spear

That shit was murder...in the first degree

Top 5 finisher but nobody wants to hear it

I don't ever recall anyone kicking out of the Clothesline From Hell......😬

His character switch from APA Bradshaw to JBL was so dope I didn’t know he had that much range to go from a hired goon that drank beer with his homie too a Pompass Texas dude with a hat & Charisma his push was not wasted a BIT

He delivered some of those like the rent was due.

You missed out my favourite clothesline, Heath Slater on Raw 1000!!

Underrated finisher

Fucking hell 😳😳😳 legend

Josh Matthews got FOLDED

@grok what's the trick to this move not hurting cause it looks like he's trying to take their necks off

1 of my favorite finishers.

Every time he came out of the corner and hit the ropes, that momentum he got 😮💨😮💨 you know that thing was gonna have some STANK on it

JBL lost all his muscles in just 2 years

Somewhere in the world, Stan Hansen is smiling!

He had one clothesline for people he liked, and for people he didn't like and wanted to hurt.

The first one JBL say this hand are for

Billy Gunn used to sell the move the best. His flips used to make the move picture perfect.

The most believable finisher of all time.

Hardcore Holly got a taste of his own medicine.

Probably my favourite finisher behind the stunner. It was so raw and powerful

The one he did at Survivor Series to the wCw guy (don't remember now)...he almost took his head off

When JBL Hit It Game Over

Top 3 finishers

Man had the meatiest closeline in the ring.

I forgot how versatile and explosive this move was

Made a basic move look so painful

I’ll give the devil his due. He made a clothesline look devastating.

This move is actually more devastating than John Cena s finisher

APA Bradshaw will always be the best Bradshaw.

😂 i use to really hate JBL as a jit

The clotheline from hell…JBL made his finisher looks so good

Still think @ShaneHelmsCom had the worst one

JBL idolized his Texas predecessors, Stan Hansen and Terry Gordy.
