Nick Khan isnt losing sleep over social media criticism because he says he doesnt read it in the first place. Speaking at the CAA World Congress of Sports ahead of WrestleMania 42 weekend, the WWE president addressed concerns about fan backlash online, including reactions surrounding WWEs plans to bring WrestleMania to Saudi Arabia next year. Instead of acknowledging online outrage as a major factor, Khan made it clear that he doesnt rely on social media feedback when it comes to running WWE or making business decisions. Khans stance hasnt changed over time either. He previously made similar remarks ahead of last years WrestleMania, explaining that social media voices dont reflect the majority of WWEs audience. While Khan says he avoids reading social media directly, he admitted that complaints from fans still reach him through official channels. According to him, he receives copies of fan feedback submitted through WWEs customer service system, giving him a clearer view of real concerns from paying customers. Even then, he made it clear that complaints alone dont drive WWEs decisions. Khan explained that WWEs direction ultimately comes down to what he calls the three Rs ratings, revenue, and relevance rather than social media backlash or trending opinions. His comments also come as WWE continues moving forward with plans to hold WrestleMania in Saudi Arabia next year, a decision that has drawn mixed reactions online but appears unlikely to change based on internet criticism alone. With WrestleMania 42 just days away, Khans remarks offer a clear look at how WWE leadership views fan reactions and why social media outrage may not carry as much weight as some believe.Do you think WWE should pay more attention to social media feedback, or is Nick Khan right to focus only on ratings, revenue, and relevance? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below. G Add as a preferred source on Google
