WWE’s destructive group Retribution made many headlines when they debuted on the main roster. Now, their leader T-Bar is making a name for himself as he continuously drags WWE and its Superstars. However, he recently ‘praised’ one WWE legend.

Retribution leader T-Bar hilariously trolls WWE Legend

T-Bar keeps posting numerous tweets throughout the day. Yesterday he tweeted how Booker T is safe from Retribution’s annihilation because of his name. Today, he cited legendary manager Eric Bischoff as the group’s inspiration. However, it is not for the reason you might think.

Eric Bischoff had recently criticized the group and called it a waste. T-Bar sent the following reply –

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By “a billion-dollar wrestling company,” T-Bar is obviously referring to WCW. Eric Bischoff was the executive producer as well as president of the company.

Despite beating WWE in the initial days, WCW started losing viewers by 1999. After losing as much as five million dollars each month, Bischoff was relieved from his position. In 2001, WCW went defunct.

Nevertheless, Bischoff joined WWE as a manager and then went on to TNA. He was back in the WWE by 2016 but left again last year owing to creative differences. Bischoff recently made a cameo on AEW Dynamite, moderating a debate between Orange Cassidy and Chris Jericho.

Eric Bischoff is a pro-wrestling legend

Even though T-Bar blamed Bischoff for the WCW’s downfall, it was during Bischoff’s time that the company saw its peak. WCW’s successful run forced WWE(WWF) to change their ways, ushering in the iconic “Attitude Era.” In fact, fans still talk about the Monday Night Wars between WWE and WCW in the late 90s and early 2000s.

Eric Bischoff is still considered as a creative genius. He transformed wrestling in multiple ways and was responsible for launching many iconic careers.

His “heel authority” attitude inspired many characters and storylines. To call him a straight-up failure will be silly, hence T-Bar gave him a backhanded compliment.

T-Bar (previously known as Dominik Dijakovic) may tweet seemingly “silly” things but they’re surely entertaining. Can Retribution usher a new era in WWE as WCW did? Will they too burn out in the process? We will have to wait for the answers.