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#4 Bliss was right to encourage fan cheering and booing
While fans hijacking a show with unnecessary chants can be distracting and inappropriate, the show is for fans and they have the right to cheer and boo for whomever they please.
Alexa acknowledging that fans are encouraged to make noise is certainly smart, as the entire purpose of the show is to elicit a response from the crowd, whether or not that is loud cheering, loud booing, or mostly silent indifference.
As the match dragged on, and approached the halfway point, the live crowd felt burnt out, and instead of showing their dismay in the form of booing, they decided to steal focus from the work being done in the ring by chanting phrases which clearly distracted the talents from the bout.
Good for Alexa Bliss to encourage fan participation at WWE live events while also setting needed boundaries.
