Tiffany Stratton stays quiet on the late Hulk Hogan to avoid getting canceled.
WWE Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton appeared on the Impaulsive podcast, where she was asked about WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan. She chose not to give her opinion, saying she has already faced backlash many times before.
She said, “No, I don’t. You know how many times I’ve been canceled? A lot.”
Logan Paul agreed with Stratton, pointing out that he has also experienced fan backlash and criticism. He said, “Yeah. You’ve had your fair share of intense backlash and criticism. I can relate.”
Co-host Mike Majlak added, “You know, you can’t really be canceled, right? You can only get canceled if you cancel yourself. And that usually means apologizing.” Tiffany Stratton admitted, “I mean, technically, yeah. That’s true. I canceled myself there. I had no other choice.”
Tiffany Stratton was careful about sharing her opinion on Hulk Hogan because of past controversies. Last year, she reposted a fan-made story showing her attacking Jade Cargill, with Bianca Belair also featured.
The video included an offensive voiceover, which sparked major backlash and criticism from fans. Stratton apologized for reposting it, calling it an honest mistake. Then, earlier this year, she faced more heat after fans criticized the way she interacted with a fan during an episode of WWE SmackDown.
Speaking of being “cancelled,” Paul Heyman recently addressed Brock Lesnar’s return to WWE and said that The Beast Incarnate can’t be cancelled.
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