Kayla Braxton has had enough of the toxic elements within the wrestling fan community on social media.
The WWE broadcast team member expressed her frustration on Twitter (X), addressing a specific segment of the online wrestling audience. She defined the IWC (Internet Wrestling Community) as individuals who criticize their work, bodies, personalities, and more, despite their dedication to perfecting their craft and entertaining the audience week after week. Kayla emphasized that when they respond to such criticism, they are labeled as intolerable. She also pointed out that while there are some positive individuals in the IWC, the negative ones can tarnish the experience for everyone.
In a subsequent post, she made it clear that she doesn’t seek negativity when using social media. In a world already divided and filled with problems, she strives to create a positive and humorous space on her feed. While she appreciates playful banter, she wishes it could be without ill intent, advocating for kindness and respect among all users.
Kayla Braxton’s thoughts on the matter are evident in her posts below:
IWC defined : you insult our work, our bodies, our personalities etc, while we present a craft we’ve perfected and get paid for so that we can entertain you week after week. The minute we bark back – you call us intolerable. Some of you are so laughable except you’re not funny. pic.twitter.com/DbXZJkmPOJ
— Kayla Braxton (@KaylaBraxtonWWE) October 15, 2023
Not everyone. There’s some gems in the IWC. But the bad eggs really ruin it for everyone.
— Kayla Braxton (@KaylaBraxtonWWE) October 15, 2023
