WWE Women’s United States Champion Tiffany Stratton has responded to criticism surrounding WWE: Unreal. The Netflix series recently returned with its third season. Once again, some fans questioned how much behind-the-scenes content it revealed.
Speaking on The Rich Eisen Show, Tiffany Stratton shared her thoughts on the criticism. She said she enjoys the series because it gives fans a better understanding of professional wrestling.
Tiffany Stratton responds to WWE: Unreal backlash
“I really enjoy it. I like Unreal. I think it gives fans a different perspective on everything that kind of goes on, and it kind of gives them a new respect for the business because I don’t think people understand how much truly goes on behind the scenes and how much you do kind of have to go with the flow, or go off the cuff, and, you know, stuff like that.”
She also said Netflix helps introduce WWE to a wider audience. According to Stratton, those new viewers could eventually become WWE fans.
“They can watch it and hopefully become a wrestling fan from that.” She then addressed fans complaining about the series online. “The people that are crying about it online are the people that are also sitting down and watching it. So it doesn’t really check out. If you don’t like it, don’t watch it.”
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