WWE, in a recent statement, has addressed concerns regarding inappropriate conduct and language displayed by some attendees during live events.
Addressing Unruly Behavior: NXT Vengeance Day Incident
During the recent NXT Vengeance Day event, the WWE Universe witnessed an incident involving Carmelo Hayes, who was implicated in an altercation with Trick Williams following the latter’s NXT Championship bout against Ilja Dragunov.
Fan Response and WWE’s Action Plan
The subsequent NXT episode commenced with Carmelo Hayes entering the arena amidst a cacophony of disapproval from the audience, including the use of explicit language directed at him.
According to reports from Fightful Select, issued ahead of the latest NXT taping, attendees were formally cautioned regarding the previous week’s unruly behavior, emphasizing that the use of profanity would result in warnings and possible removal from the premises.
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Speculations and Clarifications
Following the event, speculations circulated online suggesting that the broadcast might have been disrupted if such behavior persisted.
Contrary to these speculations, Fightful clarified that there was no realistic prospect of the show being halted by the USA Network due to these chants.
In-Ring Action Amidst Controversy
Despite the off-screen controversy, Carmelo Hayes continued to showcase his talent in the ring during this week’s NXT, securing a notable victory against Joe Gacy.
Administrative Measures
Additionally, WWE took preemptive measures by recording next week’s NXT episode immediately after the recent broadcast, considering the unavailability of several NXT personnel who are scheduled to attend company tryouts in Australia.
