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#6 JBL
JBL has been a part of Vince McMahon's company for two and a half decades, signing for WWE back in 1995. He went on to be a part of the APA tag team alongside Faarooq, which was popular during the Attitude Era.
JBL then went on to have a singles career where he won the WWE Championship and held it for a whopping 280 days, before being beaten by a young, up-and-coming star in John Cena in 2005. After his in-ring career ended, he then went on to become a commentator.
He has been in the eye of the storm a few times with allegations of him bullying wrestlers in the locker room, as well as commentator Mauro Ranallo. Fans were not happy about these claims and wanted the one-time WWE Champion to be fired by WWE.
Despite these serious allegations, McMahon seems to have trusted JBL and kept him involved in WWE, making appearances on PPVs. JBL will also be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2020.
