Sarah Stock has found herself at the center of AEW fan backlash following her online feud with Amanda Huber and things have escalated in ugly ways.
The drama began when Stock criticized AEWs Darby Allin segment at WrestleDream, questioning whether it was appropriate for kids. Amanda Huber, widow of Brodie Lee, hit back by leaking private text exchanges where she accused Stock of being dismissive and disrespectful. Hubers leaked messages showed her frustration after Stock brushed off her concerns:
Stocks reply only added fuel to the fire, You gotta be a little tougher than that, Amanda. One tweet should not send a person into curse-filled hysteria.
Prior to the texts going public, AEW fans came at Stock echoing what recently happened to Gail Kim when she voiced criticism of Rihos presentation in AEW. Kims comments sparked such backlash that Kenny Omega himself appeared to throw shade her way online.
Now the same online mob is coming after Stock. Some have resurfaced her 2020 arrest report, which detailed charges of aggravated battery, resisting law enforcement, disorderly conduct, and public intoxication before she was released. When a fan confronted her about it, Stock clapped back bluntly: What about it?
Others have taken things even further, spamming her posts with insults like Youre a drunk on repeat, and one fan went so far as to accuse her of making her kids trans despite the fact she doesnt even have children. Stock responded with sharp humor, Do you have a problem with my non-existent kids being trans? I dont.
The harassment is just the latest example of AEWs most extreme supporters attacking anyone who criticizes the company. Even AEW President Tony Khan has joked about his fan base by referring to them as The Sickos. For many, incidents like this prove just how unhinged the AEW culture can become whenever the company is put under the microscope. Sarah Stock isnt backing down, but the wave of personal attacks shows no sign of slowing.
Do you think AEW fans are taking things too far with their attacks on Sarah Stock? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.
