JBL is not mourning the end of the WWE shareholder lawsuit, and he hopes the plaintiffs walked away with nothing. The WWE Hall of Famer gave a blunt assessment of the case, which was settled before its scheduled trial date, on the latest Something to Wrestle with co-host Conrad Thompson. The lawsuit, tied to the []
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