5 wrestlers that are clearly bitter about the WWE

It's no secret that Vince McMahon is not afraid to step on toes to get where he wantsIn the best of times Vince McMahon has a reputation that precedes him as a control freak, and many wrestlers over the years have been rubbed off the wrong way by the WWE supremo. Steadfast in his vision and adamant about his choices, he has both been responsible for some genius booking as well as desperately questionable calls in the past. As such, it inspires little wonder that a fair number of his employees over the years have fallen out with him and left the company on acrimonious terms.For some of them, time has proved to be the balm that heals their indignation and hurt but a few still carry around the pain of being wronged or mistreated by the company. This article purviews 5 such wrestlers that are clearly still bitter about their stint at the WWE.

#1 Scott Steiner

Like many of his other established contemporaries from WCW, Scott Steiner’s run in the WWE was hardly satisfactory

When WCW beat the WWE in TV ratings for 82 weeks in a row, little did the viewing audience realise that the WCW was ultimately sealing its own death wish. When the company imploded and the WWE achieved monopoly, as we now know, almost every WCW star that had jumped ship was buried and the WCW was labeled as a mis-managed cesspool of drugs and egos. While such allegations may actually be grounded in truth, the WWE’s penchant for signing up WCW stars with heavy contracts and burying them on TV ruffled a fair few feathers nonetheless.

Big Poppa Pump Scott Steiner was one such Superstar who experienced first hand the politics in the WWE. Never one to mince words either in the ring or out of it, Steiner recalls his stint in the company with distaste and even went as far as calling out Triple H, Shawn Michaels and Ric Flair for their incessant backstage politicking and conniving. As ever, Steiner’s words are better taken with a pinch of salt given his reputation of being rather brusque, but clearly, he is a wrestler that still feels hard-done-by the WWE’s treatment of him and of other wrestlers from the WCW in general.