10 WWE Wrestlers Who Enjoy Trolling The Internet
3. Ryback
For a (big) guy who has never been the strongest mic worker, Ryback can be an absolute riot on Twitter. It isn't a case of Ryback having one foot out the door of WWE and no longer caring what management or fans think of his Twitter usage; if the last few years have been any indication, it would seem that he never cared to begin with.
His Twitter trolling can be traced back to when he directed this tweet to John Cena following his heel turn in 2013: "Watching the pain on Cena's face was worth standing back for. Funny the two things he says I lack his ex-wife seems to love. #RybackRules"
In early 2014, he embarked on a massive Twitter rampage by saying the most random remarks, leaving fans to questions whether he had been let go by the company or not. One gem included: "Not only have you the internet community praised me for my power and strength, but you have taken notice of my technical abilities."
Then again, it was never uncommon for The Big Guy to tweet these hilarious one-liners only to delete them shortly thereafter. In fact, over half of the aforementioned tweets have been erased from existence, but their brilliance remains.