WWE Claims Chyna Did Not Meet With Anyone Upon Visiting WWE Headquarters on June 15

In a new statement from the WWE office, WWE claims Chyna did not meet with anyone upon visiting WWE Headquarters on June 15, as seen on Twitter. Eric Angra, who was been at the forefront of the Kickstarter campaign to produce and direct a documentary called, “The Reconstruction of Chyna,” posted an image of the former Intercontinental and Women’s Champion apparently at WWE HQ on June 15.

As previously reported, Joan Laurer, AKA Chyna, is back in America making her rounds across the states appearing at wrestling conventions among other events. She’s also being filmed for what could be a documentary about her life and resurgence called, “The Reconstruction of Chyna.” Angra, who is set to direct the documentary, posted the image on his official Twitter account.

 

@ChynaJoanLaurer visits the #wwe headquarters. http://t.co/5tLR55ECrU pic.twitter.com/hEvZmdUiSW

— Erik Angra (@AngraFilm) June 15, 2015

 

PWInsider.com claims that WWE has stated that they had no contact with Laurer and that she was not in Stamford, Connecticut at the WWE Headquarters for any official meeting of any kind. If she did have any communication with anyone in the WWE office, executives are unaware of who and why.

Chyna has had some issues recently with interactions between herself and WWE. She accused Triple H of physical abuse in a podcast with former WWE, TNA, and WCW head writer Vince Russo. Triple H claims that the accusations are a complete fabrication of Laurer’s imagination, a claim that Chyna’s other former lover, Sean “X-Pac” Waltman, has also made. Waltman recently went to verbal war with Laurer during a radio interview, saying that Triple H never hit her, but only restrained her while she was trying to attack him.

You can see all the details or donate to the Kickstarter campaign for the Chyna documentary here.

Editor’s Note:

I mean…she didn’t talk to anyone? So then she just went to take a picture at WWE HQ and have it circulated around the Internet to get buzz behind the Kickstarter? Smart. Very smart.