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Veteran independent wrestler Arik Cannon, who was also present at the same event, said he didn’t see Styles’ 19-year-old son helping out backstage with any of the grunt work. Something which was expected from most young wrestlers starting out in the business, in Cannon’s opinion. Styles himself got involved in the controversy, as did several other wrestling names, including Cody Rhodes.
Meanwhile, Natalya addressed the entire controversy on Busted Open and felt that effective and clear communication was the key and would have solved everything. Talking about the ill effects of taking matters to social media instead of resolving them privately was more the issue, felt the 44-year-old. She also noted that everyone had an opinion, which always had a chance of blowing up on the internet.
“Communication is really important. It goes back to us being able to talk like adults. My deepest, darkest, hardest moments of my life; I would never take it to social media and go on a Twitter rant about something because everybody is going to have an opinion. It can get really explosive,” she said.
The WWE veteran then gave an anecdote about a time when she was a rookie and was sitting in a place meant for veterans. She recalled that another veteran came up to her and let her know that she wasnt supposed to be seated there, and she never repeated the mistake.
She noted again that everyone had an opinion, and clear and effective communication was the key, and that private conversations helped in sorting out issues more than airing out matters on social media.
“I had a private conversation and it was a non-issue. Back then, we didn’t have social media so nobody could say, ‘Nattie is this because she didn’t give up her chair.’ It’s one of those things where you can’t make everybody happy, but I do think communication is key and if you have an issue with someone and it’s upsetting you, talk to them privately and smarten them up,” she added. [H/T: Fightful]
WWE Superstar Cody Rhodes comments on the issue
After AJ Styles got involved in the controversy and felt that Arik Cannon sounded jealous, Cannon responded with a photograph of Cody Rhodes sweeping the ring in the past, noting that even someone like The American Nightmare had paid his dues.
Curiously, the former Undisputed WWE Champion responded with the suggestion that Avery Styles had already paid his dues owing to his father’s legendary career.
“Arik my friend no shade intended, but my outlook… Avery is 19. His Father was paying dues and making sacrifices throughout that young man’s youth that some people may never understand. When you’re the family holding down the fort. To simplify…he already set up the fn’ chairs,” Rhodes wrote.
Ultimately, what WWE veteran Natalya said possibly makes sense to some degree. Despite social media having its various boons, it also comes with a certain degree of negativity, all of which might have been avoided with a private conversation and clear communication.
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