WWE Hall of Famer impressively defends Piper Niven from vile fat shaming following SmackDown
Piper Niven was part of last night's WWE SmackDown in Nashville, where she interfered in the Dumpster match between Michin and Chelsea Green. Despite her interference, the former Mia Yim was able to come out on top and shut the dumpster lid before claiming victory.
Following the show, Piper Niven shared an image of herself getting in the mood in Nashville and dressing up like a Cowboy. A WWE fan seemed to take offense to this and made a cruel comment about Niven, which led to WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray stepping in and making it clear that his comment was totally unacceptable.
"Hey Jay, I came across this totally uncalled for tweet. Also noticed you follow me. That being said…f**k off. Scumbags like you are the problem w/ this app," Ray wrote.
Niven herself had a lot to say to the troll, who went on to continue to try to shame the former champion several times.
Piper Niven is a former WWE Women's Tag Team Champion
Piper Niven has proven herself several times throughout her time in the WWE and has been part of several high-profile matches. She is one of the first women to have won a championship without having to wrestle a match when she was able to become Chelsea Green's partner, and one-half of the Women's Tag Team Champion following Sonya Deville's injury last year.
Niven was then able to defend the title several times with Green and the duo became very close throughout their time together, which is why the Scottish wrestler was on hand to try to help Chelsea come out on top this week on SmackDown.
Despite the loss, Chelsea Green is considered as one of the most entertaining stars in the Stamford-based company, and the company is expected to push her ahead of the upcoming Royal Rumble.
Many fans believed that Chelsea Green would be the one to win the Money in the Bank Ladder match earlier this year, something that Green would have thrived with; she has gone from strength to strength since her return to the company last year.