You know Josh, he's WWE's Bronson Matthews, the resident disrespectful jobber-basher... F4wonline are reporting that all NXT talent will be at the Royal Rumble, and people in the company want to see Bredl debut in the Rumble match after the social media happenings earlier this week. While Social Outcasts were in the ring on Monday's RAW, Josh wisely tweeted "yup... I like it... #SocialJobbers." Now it's OK for you or I to poke fun at those at the bottom of the card by labelling them jobbers (since we're unlikely to be beaten up by those in the locker room), but for a young upstart to do so before they've done anything in the business is a complete no no. Josh won a reality TV show and a $250,000 per year contract to train. He shouldn't be insulting those who are busting their ass on the road night in and night out. Kevin Owens and Stardust took exception to this on Twitter, while Heath Slater replied to the jibe with: https://twitter.com/HeathSlaterOMRB/status/689498459414507520?lang=en There are rumours that WWE want to capitalise on this story and throw him into the lion's den, so to speak. There's little doubting that certain members of the roster will want to see Matthews in the ring come Sunday so they can teach him a lesson in respect. This happened to Tough Enough winner Daniel Puder back in 2005, with Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero and Hardcore Holly whipping the arrogant rookie like a government mule.
