7 Deadly Sins Represented By WWE Wrestlers

Vince Russo was on top of the wrestling world in the late 1990s. He was part of the creative process that led to the birth of characters such as Stone Cold and The Rock, and had just jumped ship to World Championship Wrestling. However, his booking brain finally reared its true nature as he absolutely wrecked the company with bad decision after bad decision. This led to the reintroduction of Eric Bischoff in 2000, and that's when jealousy reared its ugly head.

Russo had been usurped in creative control by the returning Bischoff, as the latter was to become a filter for Russo's ideas. The pen did not enjoy this situation one bit. At Bash at the Beach 2000, Hulk Hogan and Bischoff refused to go with Russo's creative direction, which led to an infuriated Russo sabotaging the main event. Even though Jarrett laying down for Hogan was scripted, what Russo did after that wasn't. He took a mic and stormed down to the ring, cutting a scathing promo on Hogan and Bischoff. This incident showed jealousy and resentment at its very peak, as Russo's e