WWE star Chelsea Green was among those in the pro wrestling world to comment on the death of Hulk Hogan on Thursday, but she received social media hate for it.

Green’s break from social media raises ongoing questions about how athletes and entertainers navigate tributes in the age of polarized public discourse. For now, the WWE Raw and SmackDown standout is choosing to step back from the noise—and perhaps reset the narrative on her own terms. Follow us on MSN for more content like this.

WWE Superstar Chelsea Green broke down her part in Unreal, Netflix's new documentary series, and why she's okay losing.

Chelsea Green spoke out after her recent comments about Hulk Hogan drew criticism. Hogan unexpectedly died on Thursday morning, and the pro wrestling world reacted by sharing their feelings about the pro wrestling legend.

Representing the company on short notice, Green spoke positively abut the legend just hours after his death. That didn’t sit well with fans used to her calling out racism and arguing for equality.

Wrestling fans are just days away from getting a bigger behind the scenes look into the WWE creative process than they ever have before. WWE Unreal will be ava

Chelsea Green is leaving social media for a bit. The former WWE Women’s United States Champion is known by many fans to have one of the most entertaining accounts on social media. However, recent events have made Green feel differently about the platform.

WWE superstar Chelsea Green pays tribute to the Immortal Hulk Hogan. 6 people in critical condition after 11 stabbed at Michigan Walmart in 'brutal act'

Chelsea Green wants to extend her relationship with Netflix, offering to star in a Christmas movie for the streamer.

Chelsea Green has some aspirations to win tag team gold in WWE once again. SmackDown Superstar Chelsea Green was a recent guest on Superstar Crossover. When asked which musician she would like to do her entrance theme,

WWE superstar Chelsea Green has revealed how she stood her ground to make sure her biggest night ended the right way. The 34-year-old wrestler is one of the big names showcased in Netflix’s new WWE Unreal docu-series, and in one episode viewers will see ...