WWE Superstar Alexa Bliss had the perfect response for a fan on social media who attempted to insult her age following her return to action on SmackDown.
The exchange took place on X (formerly Twitter) after a user posted: “who let the old lady back in the game ???? chelsea deserved it more.”
Bliss fired back with a sarcastic and biting reply: “Brb – scheduling my Botox appt … 
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Brb- scheduling my Botox appt …
— Lexi (Kaufman) Cabrera (@AlexaBliss_WWE) May 17, 2025
The comment quickly gained traction, with fans applauding Bliss for the confident comeback and highlighting the hypocrisy in the original post. At 33 years old, Bliss was actually the youngest woman in the match. Her competitors, Chelsea Green (34) and Michin (36), are both older—making the insult not just petty, but entirely inaccurate.
The moment also reignited discussion around ageism in wrestling, particularly how women in the business often face scrutiny over their age far earlier than their male counterparts. Many of WWE’s top male stars, including champions and headliners, are well into their 40s and receive little to no similar criticism.
Bliss, a former multi-time women’s champion, has long been known for shutting down trolls and standing up for herself and others online. This moment was just another example of her wit—and why fans continue to rally behind her both in and out of the ring.
