Nia Jax has addressed a backstage WWE controversy. At the end of July this year, Netflix released a docuseries called WWE: Unreal. The series gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at how storylines and matches are put together in the promotion.The five-episode series featured a lot of interesting moments, but one incident caught the attention of fans. The first episode of the show focused on RAW's debut on Netflix, and the final minutes showcased the backstage tension during the CM Punk vs. Seth Rollins main event match.Former TNA star Chris Park, aka Abyss, was the producer for the match, which went over the designated time limit. The series showed Park repeatedly apologizing to executive director Bruce Prichard backstage before William Regal came over to comfort him. This led to fans showing sympathy for Park after Prichard said certain parts of the match were overproduced and overwritten. A clip of that incident resurfaced on X (Twitter), and Nia Jax addressed the controversy. She called Park one of the best human beings in her response, showing her support."Abyss Literally one of the best human beings!" she wrote.Abyss has been with WWE since 2019 as a producer. Prior to joining the Stamford-based promotion, he was a cornerstone of TNA for 17 years and was inducted into their Hall of Fame in 2018.Nia Jax ended up on the losing team at Survivor Series: WarGamesSurvivor Series saw Nia Jax team up with Lash Legend, The Kabuki Warriors, and Becky Lynch to take on Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, IYO SKY, Rhea Ripley, and AJ Lee in a WarGames match.Even though the Irresistible Force had a dominant showing and helped her team gain the upper hand, she ended up on the losing team. AJ Lee made Lynch tap out to secure the win for the babyface team.It now remains to be seen what's next for the former Women's Champion and how WWE books her union with Lash Legend in the coming weeks.