“When I come to comic conventions, there are these fans that are so grateful to meet me and be able to talk about AEW and what it means to them,” Baker continued. “That’s the stuff that means a lot to me. Those are the real fans. They are paying to come to the shows. They are enjoying the show. Not people who get on social media to troll.”

Baker wasn’t done on the subject and expressed confusion about how some people could be so committed to being hyper-critical and trollish toward wrestlers. In the end, it’s helped make her even more grateful for the fans who continue to support her.

“There are literally people who invest hours and hours in their days to make troll accounts for what reason?” Baker said. “I’m such a driven and motivated person I can’t imagine that my goal is to make everyone else’s lives miserable or show flaws in people and what they can and can’t do. It’s such an insane concept. I wish I could understand it. At the same time, what will be will be. We have the best fans on the planet. As loud as the trolls are, there are passionate fans too who are thankful to have AEW.”