Latest On Maxxine Dupri Situation Following A Post Live Event Controversy

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A wave of negativity recently washed over WWE Superstar Maxxine Dupri following a live event. Dupri, having joined the ranks of WWE in mid-2021, was swiftly promoted to the main roster as a manager, initially overseeing the Maximum Male Models. However, a storyline with Otis last year saw her transition into becoming a member of the Alpha Academy.

Despite still being a fledgling competitor with only a handful of matches under her belt across television and live shows, Dupri recently faced a barrage of boos from the audience at a live event, with the incident gaining significant online traction.



However, this negativity was countered by a surge of support from fellow WWE Superstars and fans alike. Notably, figures like Rhea Ripley, Chelsea Green, and Natalya all rallied behind Dupri, demonstrating the strong sense of community within the wrestling world.

While speaking on the latest edition of Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer noted the following updated on the Maxxine Dupri situation:

"If you're a wrestler, get mad at the company for putting her in that position. Don't get mad at the fans. If the fans see a bad match they've got the right to boo. And even if they see a good match they've got the right to boo.



"There's a line and now I think we're getting way too sensitive. I'm gonna get ripped on this because it involves women, but that's just my feeling. If you're a pro, Jesus Christ, that's part of being a pro-wrestler.

"If they say something racial, if they say something really badly sexist, in this day and age at an arena, fucking shut them up. Yell back at them. Tell security. Whatever. But just booing someone or saying 'you suck', that doesn't cross the line of behavior that fans shouldn’t be doing."

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