Karl Anderson recently opened up about a side of WWE that caught him completely off guard after spending years wrestling in New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW).

During a recent appearance on “LNG Productions,” Anderson claimed he came across several WWE talents who would throw tantrums whenever they got booked to lose, and some even refused to help plan out matches beforehand.

According to him, a few would go as far as walking straight to Gorilla Position backstage just to argue and demand changes because they simply hated losing.

This shocked Anderson deeply since NJPW had taught him something completely different, where wrestlers accepted whatever finish they were given without ever pushing back or getting upset about it.

He explained this mindset while discussing his oddly short WWE Speed match against Andrade El Idolo, where Nick Aldis asked if he could wrap the whole thing up in just 20 seconds, and Anderson agreed without hesitation.

That match shockingly blew up online, sparking so much buzz that even Samoa Joe and Jay White texted Anderson about it, along with a wave of criticism he never saw coming.

Anderson admitted he still is not sure whether he should have pushed for more time instead of simply following instructions like he always had. However, he did not name any specific wrestlers involved in these backstage incidents.