3 WWE Superstars who support intergender wrestling and 2 who aren't a fan of it

#4 Not a fan of intergender wrestling: Booker T

Booker T

Booker T has been vocal on the subject of intergender wrestling. When Tessa Blanchard won the IMPACT Wrestling World Championship, he called it the worst mistake in wrestling history.

Recently, Randy Orton brutally attacked his friend and mentor, Ric Flair. After that, some fans said that Charlotte should have come to save her father. Talking about the same, Booker T made several remarks and it seems like he’s totally against intergender wrestling in WWE:

"It's ridiculous, it's nonsensical. Charlotte Flair goes and beats Randy Orton or Drew McIntyre, ruins these guy's careers, forever. Now she has to go against Braun Strowman for the title. This is not Wonder Woman. This is making people believe they're watching a simulated fight between two equals."

Recently, Lance Storm made comments against intergender wrestling and Booker T was one of those Superstars to support him. Booker T said:

"Lance Storm made a quote that they should abolish intergender wrestling. He got a lot of heat on social media because he said it. I second that emotion as far as definitely abolishing intergender wrestling. I don’t think it does a whole lot for female wrestlers. If it is to ever be done on an independent level, for women to be able to get a little more training because there are less women out there working at the top level or better level that can get a lot of practice in working with guys, but as far as intergender wrestling ever making it to the big stage in professional wrestling, I think it would screw everything up."

This is likely one big reason why intergender wrestling hasn’t returned on WWE programming.