WATCH: Frankie Kazarian fools everyone as he dressed up like Joe Hendry

Recently, JBL has been making headlines in the wrestling industry by unexpectedly attending indie events and causing a ruckus at TNA's Bound For Glory. After intervening in Nic Nemeth and Joe Hendry's TNA World Heavyweight Championship battle and using his trademark Clothesline From Hell to knock down many celebrities, including Hendry, the WWE Hall of Famer generated even more excitement. However, in a shocking change of events, JBL has suddenly spoken out in favor of Hendry despite the mayhem he caused.

Joe Hendry appeared to be close to defeating Nic Nemeth in the final stages of the Bound For Glory contest. When JBL came out of the audience, Frankie Kazarian's attempts to cash in his Call Your Shot trophy were thwarted. when a string of vicious maneuvers, Nic Nemeth was able to keep the title when the self-described "Keeper, guardian of professional wrestling" gave Kazarian, Hendry, and Ryan Nemeth a Clothesline From Hell.

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BL's feud with Joe Hendry would intensify TNA wrestling

Since the former WWE star implied that his actions were for the benefit of the industry as a whole, JBL's surprising participation at Bound For Glory has put the wrestling community in a frenzy. Many are wondering if JBL's feud with Joe Hendry would intensify further, since he appears ready to return to the ring after getting stem cell therapy lately. During today’s TNA matches Frankie Kazarian appeared in Joe Hendry dress as his entery started and Frankie Kazarian showed up doing his moves which left everyone in shock. Seeing Frankie Kazarian in Joe Hendry the crowd went mad and didn't believe what they saw

Although it's unclear where this plot will go, one thing is certain JBL's participation has only made Hendry, who is still a fan favorite despite the setback, more well-known. It's unclear if the "guardian of professional wrestling" plans to support or undermine Hendry in the future.