Eric Bischoff, a WWE Hall of Famer, addresses the internet wrestling community's label of WWE as 'the MAGA company'. He argues that WWE has been instrumental in introducing Bad Bunny to a mainstream American audience, challenging the notion that WWE is solely catering to conservative audiences.
Bischoff emphasizes that WWE's programming offers diverse entertainment, featuring both conservative and progressive acts. He criticizes the idea that WWE is exclusively catering to a specific political ideology, describing it as 'cheap heat' and 'cheap content'. Bischoff suggests that the internet wrestling community is creating controversy for the sake of engagement, diverting attention from the sport's core appeal.
He concludes by expressing disappointment, viewing the label as a 'sad commentary' on the wrestling community's focus on sensationalism rather than the sport's entertainment value.
