10 WWE Superstars who should make an appearance on SmackDown 1000

JBL

JBL

Showing up on SmackDown's first episode, Bradshaw was a fundamental piece of WWE's Tag-Team division with his partner Farooq. Together, The APA, furnished us with a lot of critical minutes all through the show's initial couple of years. In any case, it was the point at which The APA split that Bradshaw achieved new levels of progress.

With Brock Lesnar gone and The Undertaker on hiatus, SmackDown was genuinely ailing in stars. Bradshaw progressed toward becoming John Bradshaw Layfield and set out on a headliner push, eventually winning the WWE Championship. JBL would appreciate colossal achievement, turning into the longest reigning hero in SmackDown history as he conquered the likes of Eddie Guerrero, Booker T, and The Undertaker himself.

Amid his profession, JBL was otherwise called one of the real voices of SmackDown as he served on the blue brand's editorial group from 2006 until 2007 and later from 2013 until 2017. It's anything but difficult to perceive any reason why the self-broadcasted 'Wrestling God' ought to be a piece of the notable SmackDown 1000.