Wrestlers Banned Forever In WWE

 when a wrestler leaves wwe they usually have a lot of negative things to say about their time in the company wrestlers can be unhappy with creative and unhappy with the amount of television time they received or simply they could have just hated their co-workers or even their boss  however when a wrestler leaves wwe and does nothing but badmouth them it seriously damages the once positive relationship between the two parties additionally if a wrestler leaves wwe and goes to a rival promotion such as aew this could also damage a relationship and completely burn the bridge that was once so strong

Here are wrestlers who really burnt their bridges with wwe

Chris Jericho

After almost 20 years in the WWE, he decided in 2018 that he would try something new, he would support and be heavily involved in the new wrestling promotion all elite wrestling now this was a tough decision for him as Jericho himself admitted he had loyalty to vince mcmahon but he decided he wanted the challenge and this was certainly that upon informing Vince that he had signed a deal with the new promotion Vince suggested he get out of the contract any way he could jericho obviously refused and Vince clearly saw this as a spit in the face following their signing Jericho was then banned from having any WWE talent on his podcast as well as being edited out of the WWE opening as well as various youtube videos Jericho stated that he is virtually banned from the WWE on the not sam podcast when all he did was sign for the competition rather than anything malicious towards wwe or Vince McMahon heck Vince has gone so far as to ban Chris Jericho’s finishing move name the code breaker he doesn't want any announcer uttering any reference to chris Jericho not even when he has the most reigns as intercontinental champion

Shane Douglas

it's not uncommon for former WWE talent who wants sperm bridges to make their way back to WWE and make amends with Vince McMahon hell we've seen it with jeff jarrett the Ultimate Warrior many more, however, one wrestler who will likely never do this is Shane Douglas

Douglas had two runs in the WWE one between 1990 to 1992 and one between 95 to 96 but both runs didn't exactly light the world on fire. when Douglas joined ecw in 96 and then WCW in 1999 he would have more successful runs and he even became a respected and valuable mid-card talent in early 2000 wwe signed eddie guerrero d Milenko chris benoit and perry satin and there were initial plans to include Douglas in this group of signings however this was nixed after Douglas was seriously disliked by many backstages who were there during his initial two runs when Douglas joined wwe following the WCW buyout in 2001 he became infamous for burying wwe vince mcmahon and all their top stars in every single interview he could  even  raw at one stage to start an ecw chant and tried to obtain some publicity but he was thrown out and the incident didn't cause too much fanfare

Brodie Lee

Brodie Lee had an interesting wwe run whenever wwe seemed to be doing anything substantial with him the carpet would be pulled from under him in late 2019 he would be released from the wwe and would later sign with all the wrestling using his previous name of brodie lee shortly after his release lee would appear on torquis jericho and bury virtually the entire wwe and vince mcmahon's outdated creative process this obviously upset wwe officials and vince himself even upon signing with aew lee's character would often parody vince in numerous ways including spoofing the way he dresses and the way he eats it was also reported that wwe found the skits extremely offensive and this had potentially burned the bridge between lee and the wwe but speaking to wrestling inc lee stated that the skits may have burnt the bridge but admits it's really hard to burn a bridge in pro wrestling as if you're a star wwe is always going to want you