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The Women's Money In The Bank Ladder Match was certainly the most criticized match of the last edition of the premium live event, as there were some small mistakes that the fans did not digest. In particular, people felt compelled to insult Shotzi who was the one, among the various participants in the match, who probably had the worst night, making mistakes more than once.
However, no one has taken into account many factors, such as the fact that for her and Raquel it was the first time in a premium live event since they arrived on the main roster, that in any case managing a similar match is not so easy and also that there is being a bit nervous especially if you are in the opening match which as we know is just as important as the closing one.
Shotzi replies to insults
WWE Superstar Shotzi has responded back to her critics after Saturday night's performance at Money in the Bank. Since obviously, as always, people have exceeded the limit, the wrestler herself wanted to reply on her Twitter account: “There are 3 things that interest me at the end of a match.
Are all well? Did everyone have fun? Did the public react? Nobody got hurt. We all had a great time and the Las Vegas crowd was so h*t! I felt over the moon after that match and was so excited to finally be able to play my first hardcore match in over a year.
I wouldn't have done anything I hadn't tried or thought I couldn't do safely. But I'm not a fighting robot, I'm a human being and slips can happen, especially in a chaotic and unpredictable ladder match! I can tease myself and laugh at myself (one of the first things I said was "I can't wait to see that botchamania commercial"), but comments like, "You should be fired" and other terrible things they hit me hard.
I had to ask some friends to wipe the tears off my face and let me think and remind me WHO THE FUCK I AM! That said, all my detractors can SUCK MY BIG HAIRY EATS!” Shotzi didn't take too kindly to the voices calling for her to lose her job this weekend after her performance in the Ladder match and responded back at those people today on social media.
Tweeting out: "There are 3 things I care about at the end of a match. Is everyone safe? Did everyone have fun? Did the crowd react? Nobody got hurt. We all had a blast and the Vegas crowd was H*tH*tH*t! I felt on top of the world after that match and was so excited to finally have my first hardcore match in over a year."