Stephanie McMahon has been a controversial figure in the internet wrestling community over the last decade. She's spent most of the post-Attitude Era years as a major force in creative, before transitioning into production and now brand roles. One constant has been her power backstage, which she has utilised to mixed results. Given her ability to make or break careers, Stephanie has unavoidably earned her share of haters in the WWE locker room. She's a confident and passionate woman, not the type of person to sit on any fence. That's caused some friction when she's came up against other passionate people, creating a conflict of outspoken personalities. There's also been a few deeply personal disputes, issues that weren't even related to the business. When it does come to business, she's as fiercely loyal to WWE as they come. Again, this has created levels of hatred between herself and those who might disrespect the McMahon empire. As for us fans, we've mellowed a bit in our perceptions of Stephanie. She's no longer creating as many controversies in creative and is now doing an admirable job as WWE's Chief Brand Officer. In fact, she's probably the most admirable businesswoman in North America. She really is a first rate corporate worker, a woman who does tireless work for WWE's charity and commercial initiatives. She's a genuinely good human being, evidenced by her work with Connor's Cure and the love she has for her own family. You also have to take your hat off to her for the on-screen work she does on Monday Night Raw. She's genuinely a great character, one of the better heel acts of this entire year. However, history tells a less delightful story. Here's the eleven major WWE superstars who hated Stephanie McMahon.
