Who are the most hated WWE, AEW & pro wrestling stars on social media?

These pro wrestling stars receive the most hate online.

Since the rise of social media, fans have gained greater access to pro wrestling content and a direct way to connect with their favorite stars from WWE, AEW, and the wider wrestling world.

While this ease of access has meant a better relationship between stars and fans, it has also left stars vulnerable to online abuse and trolling. To analyze this abuse and trolling online, CryptoManiaks has published a report “using social listening and natural language tools.”

Crypto Maniaks Sports analyzed social media posts, comments, and mentions across some of the world’s biggest sports leagues and stars to uncover the athletes who receive the most abuse from fans. Maniaks published the top 15 most harassed athletes in the following sports: Football, NBA, the NFL, and WWE.

Overall, we analyzed well over 4 million social media posts, from X, Facebook, Reddit and Instagram across leagues, with the top 15 from each sport available in our report covering Football, NBA, the NFL and WWE.

Charlotte Flair receives the most online abuse, according to this study

As per the list, the 14-time WWE World Champion Charlotte Flair receives the most amount of abuse online. Flair is followed closely by fellow star from the SmackDown brand and former Women’s Champion Nia Jax.

Former WWE stars and current AEW TBS Champion Mercedes Mone is third on the list, while Saraya (Paige), who recently parted ways with AEW, is in the fourth spot.

‘The Second City Saint’ CM Punk is the first male superstar on the list who has occupied the sixth spot behind Tegan Nox (Nixon Nixwell). The list also features Jade Cargill, Alexa Bliss, Natalya, and Nikki Bella from the Stamford-based promotion.

Elayna Black, formerly known as Cora Jade, who was released from WWE, occupies the 8th spot, just behind Chris Jericho. AEW World Champion Jon Moxley ranks 11th, while Will Ospreay and the Young Bucks are also featured.

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