5 Times WWE 'Wrestler's Court' punished WWE Superstars

#1 Muhammad Hassan and Eddie Guerrero

Muhammad Hassan was not popular backstage

Muhammad Hassan is often known for being a victim of circumstances. His gimmick came at an unfortunate time, and as a result, his career suffered.

But even other than that, during his short tenure in WWE, he was not liked in the locker room. He was brought up in front of Wrestler's Court twice.

The first time was when he no-sold during his match with Sergeant Slaughter, a respected and well-loved WWE veteran. Hassan's argument was that he was told to no-sell by a producer.

For the second one, however, he had no defence.

Hassan asked Eddie Guerrero to not use the Camel Clutch in the ring, as it was Hassan's finishing move. Guerrero taught Hassan that it had been his father, Gory Guerrero, who had come up with the move in the first place.

This was seen as an immense disrespect to Guerrero, and Hassan was taken to Wrestler's Court once again. For the remainder of his time in WWE, he was hated by most of the WWE locker room. As a punishment for his latter offense, he had to pick up the entire locker room's $4,000 tab in the bar.