Saraya is making changes to how she interacts with fans after a disturbing encounter at a signature event in which fans tried to kiss her with their mouths.
The former AEW women’s champion initially went to Twitter to share her uneasy experiences and writing. “Crazy I have to say this, but if you come to my signature… don’t try and kiss me anywhere, especially on my mouth, he couldn’t.****Christ. ”*
Following the shocking incident, Saraya issued a video statement reassuring fans that she was okay, but was clearly shaken by what happened. “What’s wrong? Everyone? I’m back home from what I just did and signed, so stay with me. She said.
Saraya said she has been receiving a pouring of concern from her fans and friends. “I’ve got a lot of texts, tweets, calls, everything I can imagine to make sure I’m good. I’m fine. I’m fine. She added.
However, the incident has led Saraya to advance his fan interaction policy. “I’m a Hugger. I’ve always been a Hugger when it comes to fans, but I love how we’re stuck to the handshake just to be safe and have a little boundary in the future.” She said.
Saraya also issued harsh reminders to fans, revealing that attempting to kiss a wrestler without consent was not inappropriate and was attacking. “Don’t do that to everyone. Don’t try wrestling, wrestling, not just women. That’s not appropriate. It’s actually an assault.” She said.
Despite the incident, Saraya expressed her gratitude to her supporters and admitted that most of the fans present were honored. “I just want to say thank you for coming out, but I’m really grateful. There was a bunch of you. You were all amazing. It was just a bad day. She concluded.
Saraya’s sober experience serves as a harsh reminder that even in the world of professional wrestling, boundaries need to be respected. With her new handshake-only policy, she keeps her relationship with her fans intact while controlling her personal space.
