Last week, Deonna Purrazzo’s victorious AEW debut against Red Velvet led fans to body shame the former Impact Knockouts Champion on social media.
Mickie James, who had a notable rivalry with Purrazzo, took to Twitter to defend her former colleague. She tweeted,
“Just so you’re aware. I am a big fan of your butt @DeonnaPurrazzo. I think it’s beautiful and perfect. Especially when I was whoopin’ it.
I love when you whip this butt too. But [I love you] more.”
Just so you’re aware. I am a big fan of your butt @DeonnaPurrazzo. I think it’s beautiful and perfect. Especially when I was whoopin’ it. That is all.
😜double ps. F’em ♥️ you’re amazing.— Mickie James~Aldis (@MickieJames) January 16, 2024
In a series of tweets, AEW wrestler Adam Cole sent a message to the fans, noting that being “nice” gets a person nowhere in life and those calling him the bad guy need to wake up.
Cole tweeted, “I’m the bad guy?!?! 😂😂😂 2024 is wild. Ya’ll need to wake up. Being “nice” gets you NOWHERE. Trust me…I know. #UndisputedKingdom @AEW Every single person you ‘love & admire’ does what they want, when they want. I’m done playing nice. If you don’t like it then tough shit. 😊 Is this what you want? People running their mouth online? Does this make you happy? You can’t get enough of the online drama & BS…you LOVE it. If me finally defending myself makes me ‘the devil’ then I’m comfortable in hell. It’s not too late…you know I’m right. #UndisputedKingdom @AEW”
At AEW Worlds End 2023, Cole revealed himself as The Devil, betraying MJF and forming his new stable, The Undisputed Kingdom.
I’m the bad guy?!?! 😂😂😂 2024 is wild. Ya’ll need to wake up. Being “nice” gets you NOWHERE. Trust me…I know. #UndisputedKingdom @AEW
Every single person you “love & admire” does what they want, when they want. I’m done playing nice. If you don’t like it then tough shit. 😊 pic.twitter.com/EGEl1nHJDa
— Adam Cole (@AdamColePro) January 16, 2024
Is this what you want? People running their mouth online? Does this make you happy?
You can’t get enough of the online drama & BS…you LOVE it.
If me finally defending myself makes me “the devil” then I’m comfortable in hell.
It’s not too late…you know I’m right.… https://t.co/ngJyStjlgV
— Adam Cole (@AdamColePro) January 16, 2024
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Last week, professional wrestler Deonna Purrazzo made her debut in All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and faced off against Red Velvet. However, instead of celebrating her victory, fans took to social media to body shame Purrazzo. This incident sparked a response from former colleague Mickie James, who defended Purrazzo on Twitter.
In a tweet, James expressed her support for Purrazzo and complimented her physique, stating, “Just so you’re aware. I am a big fan of your butt @DeonnaPurrazzo. I think it’s beautiful and perfect. Especially when I was whoopin’ it. I love when you whip this butt too. But [I love you] more.”
James’ tweet was a powerful statement against body shaming and stood up for Purrazzo in the face of online criticism. It highlighted the importance of supporting and uplifting fellow wrestlers, rather than tearing them down based on their appearance.
Following this incident, AEW wrestler Adam Cole also took to Twitter to address the fans. He expressed his frustration with being labeled as the “bad guy” and emphasized that being “nice” doesn’t get a person anywhere in life. Cole stated, “Every single person you ‘love & admire’ does what they want, when they want. I’m done playing nice. If you don’t like it then tough shit.”
Cole’s tweet shed light on the pressure wrestlers face to conform to certain expectations and personas. It also highlighted the need for individuals to stand up for themselves and not be afraid to defend their actions and choices.
In recent events, Cole revealed himself as The Devil at AEW Worlds End 2023, betraying MJF and forming his new stable called The Undisputed Kingdom. This move further solidified his stance as a character who does what he wants without concern for public opinion.
The incidents involving Purrazzo and Cole illustrate the challenges and pressures faced by professional wrestlers in the public eye. It is crucial for fans and fellow wrestlers to support and uplift each other, rather than engaging in body shaming or online drama.
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