5 pairs of WWE stars who don't like each other in real life 

Much like any other job in the spotlight, there are a number of wrestlers who don't actually get along. Sadly, the job is much bigger than any individual which means that some of these stars are forced to work together and have to make the best of it.

Of course, every WWE star knows how to be professional regardless of who they are facing, but many have since pointed out in interviews or on Social Media that they don't actually like each other and prefer to keep their distance when they aren't on WWE TV.

Wrestling is a cutthroat business, every star is fighting for a small number of slots which means that rivalries are going to be created backstage but regardless of how much wrestlers despise each other, they will be forced to be professional if the company gives them a storyline together.

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#5 Alexa Bliss and Sasha Banks

Alexa Bliss and Sasha Banks have had some interesting matches

The issues between Sasha Banks and Alexa Bliss have been building ever since the two first encountered one another back in NXT. Bliss was an up and coming star who was the product of WWE's Performance Center, whilst Banks had been brought in from the Indys and already had a reputation in the ring.

Whilst down in NXT, Banks broke Bliss' nose in a match and was reported to have worked quite stiff with the former Women's Champion before she was then promoted in the summer of 2015. Bliss was then promoted to the main roster and stepped up her game to the point where Banks was challenger her for the title on Raw.

Banks ripped into Alexa Bliss following her SummerSlam win last year and was then forced to drop the title a few weeks later after the company deemed that she went too far on Raw Talk. Both women have talked openly about the fact that their issues have to lead to a much more convincing rivalry, but working together has not been able to bring them any closer.

#4 Chris Jericho and Brock Lesnar

Chris Jericho and Brock Lesnar didn't see eye to eye back in 2016

SummerSlam back in 2016 saw Brock Lesnar main event in a match against Randy Orton, who had been waiting for almost two years for his shot at that World Championship, but even The Viper became just another name on Lesnar's list after a brutal exchange that saw The Beast come out on top.

After the match was over, the beatdown continued and Orton was left bloodied and beaten as Lesnar left the ring. Chris Jericho was watching the match from backstage and was unaware that this was the plan for the end of the match so when Lesnar came through the curtain, he made a b-line for the Champion.

Lesnar was reported to have made homophobic slurs about Jericho before the two had to be split up. Jericho has talked about the incident to Forbes and on his podcast in the years that have followed but now generally avoids anything to do with Lesnar.

#3 Triple H and CM Punk

The best-known feud in professional wrestling

One of the biggest rivalries in wrestling has to be between WWE COO Triple H and former World Champion CM Punk. The two men were part of a fantastic rivalry throughout 2011, which could be because of the underlying hatred between both men, but this has only been sensationalized even more since Punk left WWE back in 2014.

Punk has made a number of comments about Triple H and it was even reported that one of the reasons that Punk decided to walk away was because he was told that he was facing Triple H at WrestleMania 30.

There has never been any love lost between Triple H and CM Punk and one of the main reasons why Punk will never return to WWE is because of the COO since Punk himself has revealed that Vince McMahon has contacted him a number of times.

#2 AJ Lee and The Bella Twins

Nikki Bella and AJ Lee had a legitimate problem

AJ Lee was part of the Women's Revolution before it was given a name, she was the only female wrestler who refused to be sexualized by WWE and didn't just on the Diva bandwagon when Total Divas first premiered back in 2013.

Lee hated everything that The Bella Twins stood for and even stated in her acceptance speech for Diva of the year back in 2014 that she hoped that the WWE Universe would vote for a more deserving winner the following year, but once again it was The Bella Twins.

Lee tried to push the women of WWE forward but the WWE Universe wasn't ready for it at the time, which is why The Bella Twins seemingly got the better of Lee a number of times, but she has since gone on to become a success outside of the company. This could be one of the main reasons why AJ Lee hasn't made a return to the business over the past three years.

#1 Dean Ambrose and Brock Lesnar

Dean Ambrose did not enjoy working with Brock Lesnar

Dean Ambrose was given the task of taking on Brock Lesnar back at WrestleMania 32 in what was a brutal encounter, but in the build-up to the match, many of the WWE Universe expected Ambrose to be given much more than he actually did.

Ambrose later went on the Stone Cold Podcast on the WWE Network and pointed out the fact that Lesnar was hard to work with and wouldn't take on board any of his ideas. Lesnar was more worried about staying in shape and not getting injured ahead of his UFC match, which is why Ambrose hated working with him.

It was reported that Ambrose got a lot of heat from WWE for his comments about Lesnar, but it could be argued that the former World Champion was well within his right to complain if Lesnar made the planning process of their match much harder than it should have been.