Dolph Ziggler Says WWE Edited Crowd Chants During Smackdown, WWE Asks Wyatt’s or Shield

March 1, 2014

Dolph Ziggler Says WWE Edits Chants

Former World Champion Dolph Ziggler took to Twitter this morning. He said that WWE edited "We Want Ziggler" chants during his match against Batista. Here are what his tweets read:

kudos to @WWE for editing out the WE WANT ZIGGLER chants face to face w/dave I will never forget that thank u milwaukee #SmackDown

— Dolph Ziggler (@HEELZiggler) March 1, 2014

…it only wouldve helped the show and made the match that much better @wwe #SmackDown keep doing your thing @WWEUniverse

— Dolph Ziggler (@HEELZiggler) March 1, 2014

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