Eric Bischoff on Blake Monroe Controversy | WWE & AEW News
- Wrestling analyst Eric Bischoff recently weighed in on the online chatter surrounding Blake Monroe,the new WWE moniker for former AEW talent Mariah May.
- Speaking on the "83 Weeks" podcast, Bischoff suggested that today's entertainment culture is largely immune to such perceived controversies.
- "I think as a culture, speaking about entertainment culture, we’ve gotten so numb to every extreme of extreme that’s out there.
Eric Bischoff delivers a decisive take on the Blake Monroe WWE name controversy, minimizing its impact in today’s media landscape.Bischoff believes the public is desensitized, with ad revenue being the primary concern. Wrestling fans and those following WWE news are sure to gain key insights from his perspective, especially regarding the shift in societal attitudes toward such WWE name associations. He argues that the entertainment industry has evolved, and what was once a major issue is now often overlooked.Learn how Bischoff contrasts the current environment with his earlier years. For a closer look at these insights,visit News Directory 3. Discover what’s next for Blake Monroe in the WWE.
Eric Bischoff Unfazed by Blake Monroe WWE Name Buzz
Updated June 16,2025
Wrestling analyst Eric Bischoff recently weighed in on the online chatter surrounding Blake Monroe,the new WWE moniker for former AEW talent Mariah May. The blake Monroe WWE name has raised eyebrows because of its similarity to that of an adult film performer. Bischoff, tho, downplayed the significance of the association.
Speaking on the “83 Weeks” podcast, Bischoff suggested that today’s entertainment culture is largely immune to such perceived controversies. He stated that society has become desensitized, making the name overlap a non-issue.
“I think as a culture, speaking about entertainment culture, we’ve gotten so numb to every extreme of extreme that’s out there. It’s just another day in the office anymore,” Bischoff said. “I don’t think it matters at all. I don’t think it matters to advertisers anymore, provided that it’s driving audience… as long as it’s working from an ad revenue point of view, I just don’t think people care anymore.”
Bischoff contrasted the current climate with his earlier years in the wrestling industry. He noted that 20 years ago,such a situation would have been a significant problem,causing embarrassment.now,he believes the reaction is more along the lines of amusement and acceptance.
What’s next
The WWE will likely continue to monitor fan and media reaction to the Blake Monroe WWE name, though Bischoff’s comments suggest the company is unlikely to make any changes unless there is a significant negative impact on viewership or ad revenue.