5 times WWE Superstars hit back at body shamers

Modified Jul 14, 2021 19:36 GMT

5 times WWE Superstars hit back at body shamers

#4. WWE Superstar Doudrop

WWE Superstar Piper Niven, a.k.a Doudrop, made her debut on Monday Night RAW a few weeks ago alongside Eva Marie. Marie introduced her as her protégé.

Allow me to introduce my protege @viperpiperniven -@WWE @WWEonFOX @USA_Network #EVALution #WWERaw #ALLEverything pic.twitter.com/AgR8cBclub
— Eva Marie (@natalieevamarie) June 15, 2021

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Doudrop has impressed in her debut match, pinning former WWE SmackDown Women's Champion Naomi. However, a portion of the WWE Universe ignored Doudrop's impressive performance to body shame her.

Eva Marie's protégé hit back at her body shamers with a powerful message on Twitter.

"Successful big people are often met with this because we remind people of their own shortcomings, they want to believe that success is only for the "perfect people" and that's why they didn't achieve their dreams and we prove them wrong. Don't even worry about them, I don't,"

Making a splash on @WWE Raw 😅💧 pic.twitter.com/0mb84MXVLx
— Double D💧 (@DoudropWWE) July 3, 2021

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The 30-year-old WWE Superstar received messages of support from several wrestlers, including Mia Yim and Bronson Reed. Doudrop continued her eye-catching performances on RAW in the following weeks.

Doudrop has three victories since making her main roster debut. She teamed up with Eva Marie, Nia Jax & Shayna Baszler to defeat Alexa Bliss & Asuka & Naomi & Nikki A.S.H. in an 8-Person tag team match last week.

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