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John Charles Layfield Born: November 29, 1967 From: Sweetwater, Texas Height: 6'6" (198 cm) Weight: 290 lbs (132 kg) Other Names: John "Bradshaw" Layfield Bradshaw Vampiro Americano Death Mask John Hawk Justin "Hawk" Bradshaw   Analysts respect his appearances on Fox News Channel, CNN, CNNfn, MSNBC, CNBC, and C-SPAN as a financial advisor. He didn’t need a degree in Finance to line people’s pockets with cash, or provide common-sense management tips in his bestselling book Have More Money Now. And “The John Bradshaw Layfield Show,” a weekly radio program in which he champions his views on politics, sports, and entertainment, is now syndicated in more than 150 radio stations across America. Face it: JBL is saying something the people want to hear

Prior to his professional wrestling career, Layfield was a successful football player for Abilene Christian University collegiately, and then the Los Angeles Raiders professionally. -He is also known outside the ring as a conservative stock market analyst, -been featured on the Fox News and CNBC channels -He has also written a best-selling book on financial planning, Have More Money Now Have More Money Now : A Common Sense Approach to Financial Management -hosts a nationally-syndicated weekend talk radio program bearing his name The John Bradshaw Layfield Show -trained initially by Brad Rheingans, and started wrestling in the now-defunct Global Wrestling Federation in Texas in 1992.

-WWF (now WWE) as Justin "Hawk" Bradshaw in late 1995 -He is now the biggest heel on SmackDown -regularly riding a white 'Longhorn' limo to the ring and wearing $2,000, 10-gallon hats -WWE Championship, which he had controversially won from Guerrero on June 27, 2004 -Finally, on April 3, 2005, Layfield lost the strap to John Cena at WrestleMania 21

-His unbroken nine-month championship reign had been the longest in a decade((longest-reigning WWE Champion in 10 years, held from June, 2004 to April, 2005);) -June 8, 2004, CNBC, which had recently hired Layfield to regularly appear on one of its shows after he had become prominent as a financial commentator, terminated its relationship with Layfield for his actions in Munich. -egotistical JR Ewing-style businessman running for office (campaign speeches, kissing babies etc) but now referring to himself as "a Wrestling God", -On February 11, 2005, Layfield married FOX News Channel financial analyst Meredith Whitney.

Not bad for a banker’s son from Sweetwater, a Texas town that JBL claims is renown for its annual “Rattlesnake Roundup.” (He still laughs at the time the Humane Society picketed the event—“We weren’t cruel to the snakes. We just caught ’em and killed ’em.”) Snakeskin, however, is no match for pigskin in Sweetwater; football is the town’s prime pastime, and the sport that fueled two of JBL’s three teenage aspirations (“playing football at Abilene Christian University, going pro, and becoming rich”). He’d earn impressive All-American honors as an offensive tackle at Abilene, though lingering knee problems would limit his second dream to less than a year with the NFL’s then-Los Angeles Raiders, and two seasons as part of the World League’s San Antonio Riders