Major WWE Star May Have Backstage Heat After Criticizing Co-Workers

WWE superstars often open up about their backstage experiences on Podcasts and interviews, and not all experiences or feedback is positive.

Recently, Bayley appeared on Six Feet Under with The Undertaker and opened up about how current youngsters on the WWE roster do not hang around the Gorilla position during the show to get feedback from the experienced wrestlers, such as Seth Rollins or John Cena.

So, if you’re at the live events, you come back, and there’s that monitor right there, and then you have talent viewing. I always liked watching from that front monitor, because you can hear the crowd better. Also, when people come back and they ask Seth, ‘What did you think?’ I can hear what he’s saying to them. So I’m learning too.

But then lately, there are some people who just leave. Then Seth comes back from the main event and nobody is there, that is like, ‘What? You just asked for his advice and nobody’s here?’ That drives me crazy. Some people aren’t on the show, they just take off.

Bayley might receive backstage heat in WWE for her comments

On The Coach and Bro, Jonathan Coachman and Vince Russo discussed Bayley’s comments about WWE’s backstage situation. They spoke about how close the talent monitor and Gorilla position are set up, and Triple H not knowing that talent does not wait is surprising. However, Coachman also revealed that The Game must know now since Bayley did bring it up. However, she would get heat from others for doing so.

“I hate that I think like this, is she going to get heat cuz she’s bringing up stuff that should not be brought up?”, asked Jonathan Coachman.

“1,000%. And listen, how dare you uh how dare you accuse uh Triple H of not paying attention because coach, he was probably busy doing a voice-over for a commercial, so he probably had no idea who was or who was not at the Gorilla position”, said Vince Russo

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