Justin Roberts had a long career with WWE, but he has since moved on to other things. Throughout his run with the company, Roberts had been working on ideas for a book, and after he was released from WWE he started making moves toward getting his book published.
The book is out now and it’s called “Best Seat in the House: Your Backstage Pass To My WWE Journey” and it’s been getting rave reviews. In the book Roberts talks openly and honestly about his time in WWE, and he holds nothing back when it comes to his opinions.
One person who Roberts talks about in the book is JBL, a man who has a bit of a reputation for being a bully. When asked straight up by the Daily Herald if he thinks JBL is a bully, Roberts noted that a lot of people in the WWE have a bully mentality.
“A lot of people in the company, the upper management, have a bully mentality. I hope in speaking out, and being honest, it makes a difference. I hope (WWE) becomes a better place for the people there now. I spoke out not to go after the company, but to bring awareness to certain issues.”
Justin’s run with the WWE may be over, but there’s no denying that the former ring announcer was very good at his job. However, he doesn’t have any interest in ever returning to the WWE.
“Absolutely not. I was able to live my dream. I couldn’t even fathom this as a kid. I had a good run … but I wasn’t treated well by upper management and I wouldn’t want to put myself through that again.”
We recently spoke to Justin Roberts about a number of topics including his thoughts on The Undertaker possibly retiring on more on Still Real Radio. The show is available on iTunes and you can also listen to the full episode below.
