Either due to a wrestler not being happy with what their colleague has unleashed into

the Twitterverse, taking offence to other folks backstage etiquette, or being rubbed

up the wrong way by a veteran voice behind the scenes.

Each of these talents weren't afraid to hang a fellow employee out to dry for the world

to see.

Jared from What Culture Wrestling and here are 10 times wrestlers took shots at colleagues.

10.

AJ Styles Doesn't Hold Back When Discussing Paul Heyman

mid-2020 was a bit of a messy time for WWE's resident phenomenal one, largely thanks to

the knock-on effects that followed the sudden departure of his longtime pals and stablemates

Carl Anderson and Doc Gallows.

Not long after the OC men were released from the company, AJ Styles would find himself

hopping from Monday to Friday nights.

With many suggesting that this was due to the former WWE Champions feelings towards

the man he felt was responsible for his but unexpected departure, Styles would later

very publicly blast the one-time executive director of Raw, for going out of his way to ensure

the Bullet Club men were given the heave-ho, and on top of labeling him a liar, he'd

also claim that everybody felt the same way about Roman Reigns' current special counsel.

That being, you've done some great things in the past but you're not well liked here.

Hit the Bricks

9.

Goldberg Thinks The Modern Day Wrestler Should Get A Little Thicker Skin Jumping to the

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