>>8226087I saw this in another thread, but some anon said WWE is much better at keeping that shit on the down low, even if it reaches the public. Most people fired like Nia Jax always seem like opportunity fires, she isn't the only "anti vaxxer" in the company, but got fired, probably due to backstage heat and shit. but, anyways, when someone goes to AEW, it's like everything about their past is brought up and all that. I wonder who brings that shit up, why only when they reach AEW? if it's known in the wwe, no one cares a day later.
