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  • Befitting a pitcher who may have success in the bullpen, Layfield is mentally tough and comes right after hitters.

    USATODAY.com - Cardinals 2002 prospect report 2002

  • Chris Layfield: I am not sure why you think I am bothered exactly? not worried at all … did I sound worried?

    EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson - Today’s Comic: Pac-Man Changes 2007

  • Despite her stature as an analyst, she still isn't as widely known as her husband, John Layfield, a professional-wrestling bad guy who uses the ring names John "Bradshaw" Layfield and JBL.

    Oppenheimer's Whitney Exiting to Start Own Firm 2009

  • KURTZ: Scientists say the potion is bogus, but at the least, Layfield, who used to be a professional wrestler, by the way, could draw more attention to the 6-month-old Fox Business Channel, which at the moment is refusing to release its Nielsen ratings.

    CNN Transcript Apr 27, 2008 2008

  • Even though Ms. Whitney now is one of the most talked-about Wall Street analysts, she isn't as famous as her husband, bad-guy professional wrestler John Layfield, who uses the ring names John "Bradshaw" Layfield and JBL.

    The 'Told Ya So' Analysts 2008

  • The son of a banker, Layfield says he earned 88 percent on his investments last year and 73 percent the year before.

    Why America's Hooked On Wrestling 2008

  • Her fame was enhanced when that call reportedly led to death threats and her husband, professional wrestler John "Bradshaw" Layfield, canceled a trip to protect his wife in New York.

    Yvette Kantrow: The Financial Media Creates Two New Star Analysts: Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog 2008

  • "Think of it as liquid Viagra," Layfield tells "The New York Times," adding, "Show me an 18-year-old guy who doesn't want to be a sexual tyrannosaurus."

    CNN Transcript Apr 27, 2008 2008

  • The best primary account of the English attack is by Dr. John Layfield, an Oxford don who was chaplain to the Earl of Cumberland.

    Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008

  • The best primary account of the English attack is by Dr. John Layfield, an Oxford don who was chaplain to the Earl of Cumberland.

    Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008

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