WWE's Scarlett Reportedly Involved In Incident With Fan At Live Event

Get them out. There are all kinds of things that come together to make a wrestling show work, but arguably the most important part would be the fans themselves. A wrestling show is only so interesting without people there to watch and interact with the wrestlers. Unfortunately there are incidents of wrestlers being mistreated by fans and that was the case again this weekend.

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According to live reports from fans on Twitter, a fan was ejected at a WWE live event in Peoria, Illinois for throwing a drink at Scarlett during a match between Karrion Kross and Drew McIntyre. Varying accounts suggest that security and police came to ringside and ejected a woman and a man, though it was not clear which one threw the drink. The match continued as the ejections took place with no incident and there is nothing to suggest that Scarlett did anything to cause the incident.

Cleaning up ringside. #WWEPeoria https://t.co/gxl72m6AZY pic.twitter.com/m6uGBVxdGS

— Brandon Michael (@DaCurbStompKing) November 13, 2022

No. Scarlett was just really pissed. The security guard told the guy he needed to go and wouldn’t. They went to get the cops and cuffed him while the match continued

— Real Talk Wrestling (@RealTalkWrestle) November 13, 2022

we are right behind them it was the lady with them that threw the drink and they took her away first and then came and got her family who looked embarrassed to be associated with her they didn’t cuff the man just asked him to leave

— Preston Sloat (@sloat_preston) November 13, 2022

She has had better days. Check out Scarlett’s other moments in WWE:

Opinion: You never want to see something like this and thankfully the fan who did it was ejected. I’m not sure what caused whoever did it to go too far like this but thankfully it was wrapped up quickly. Scarlett doesn’t deserve to deal with something like this and thankfully it was nothing worse than a drink. While it might have been more common in the older days of wrestling, you don’t want to see something like this take place to anyone, as it’s just a bit too far.