Tiffany Stratton calls out WWE fans

Tiffany Stratton called out WWE fans for complaining about a major show. The Buff Barbie is the reigning Women’s United States Champion and picked up a huge victory this past Friday night on SmackDown.

In an interview on The Rich Eisen Show, Tiffany Stratton commented on season 3 of WWE Unreal being released on Netflix and addressed fans complaining about the show. She suggested that the fans complaining online were likely watching the show anyway. The champion noted that if people really didn’t like it, they wouldn’t be watching it on Netflix.

“I feel like having it be on Netflix and having it say Unreal and having WWE Superstars on it draws a different kind of fan—or a different kind of person who maybe isn’t already a wrestling fan. Then they can watch it and hopefully become a wrestling fan from that. The people who are crying about it online are also the people sitting down and watching it, so it doesn’t really check out. If you don’t like it, don’t watch it,” she said. (H/T: No DQ)

You can check out the interview in the video below:

Rhea Ripley is the reigning WWE Women’s Champion but is currently out of action with an injury. There will be a 5-way ladder match to determine the interim champion at SummerSlam. Tiffany Stratton defeated Jacy Jayne this past Friday night on SmackDown to qualify for the ladder match at the PLE next month.

Tiffany Stratton reveals if there is drama in the WWE women’s locker room

SmackDown star Tiffany Stratton recently opened up about the women’s locker room in the company.

Speaking on KFAN Radio, the Women’s United States Champion shared that the locker room was drama-free and praised veterans such as Nia Jax and Natalya.

“I would say a lot of the girls are always kind of trying to navigate things. It is such a tough business, but we have a couple girls in the locker room, like Nia Jax, Natalya that people kind of go to and ask questions. They’re so amazing, and we have such a good locker room. I feel like it’s pretty much drama-free. I feel like it used to be a lot cattier back in the day, but naturally with more TV time, and it’s a lot less cutthroat,” she said. (H/T: WrestlePurists on X)

It will be interesting to see which star captures the interim WWE Women’s Championship at SummerSlam.