WWE Raw star and a former five times WWE Women’s champion Alexa Bliss who is also the current and three times WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion recently talked about wrestlers having to face negative fans on social media and how they deal with it.
Alexa Bliss is one of the biggest talents of WWE throughout the years. She rose to a top spot in WWE in a very short amount of time. After spending a couple of years on the NXT which is the development territory of WWE, she joined the main roster in 2016 as a member of the SmackDown Live roster. WWE just begin the second brand split in the meantime, and they decided to go with some new female faces for their blue brand.
Alexa Bliss Discusses Wrestlers Having To Deal With Negative Fans On Social Media
In a very short amount of time she became a main event star as she won the WWE Women’s Championship multiple Times. She feuded some of the biggest names of WWE throughout the years. She played both babyface and heel gimmicks, but she earned most of her Fame as a negative character.
Recently she won the WWE women’s Tag Team Championship along with her long time Rival Asuka. She had not been pushed as a man event start for She had not been pushed as a main event star for over a couple of years, but she is still quite young and we believe soon she will find her main event status back. She is still one of the biggest attractions of WWE.
Alexa Bliss who is also the current and three times WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion recently spoke to Alistair McGeorge of Metro where she talked about wrestlers having to face negative fans on social media and how they deal with it. She said;
“I feel like a lot of people don’t really understand – nine times out of 10 when you see us performing, we are going on no sleep, we are going on beat up bodies because we do travel four, five, six days a week. We are emotionally exhausted, we are mentally exhausted, we are physically exhausted but we are doing it to entertain everyone else.”
“I agree that everyone should have the right to speak their opinion. But when you talk about us as human beings, people, and not our characters, that’s where the line stops and I don’t feel like that’s OK. But we do it because we love what we do, we love entertaining people. It’s really disheartening and heartbreaking when we are putting our all out there.”
“It’s my physical best. I know it may look like my best, but that’s all the energy I had to give that day. I gave my personal all. We’re told how terrible we are and how we should be fired – that’s not nice, and people forget that there is a person behind the character we are portraying on TV.”
“There are people that are so nice on social media and appreciate what we do, and we appreciate that appreciation back,. We will always give our all, we will always give every moment to the crowd because they deserve it. They’re spending their money, they’re traveling, they’re doing all these things to watch us so we owe it to them to give it our ultimate best. If it’s not enough for some people, it’s on them I guess,” Alexa Bliss said.