WWE Superstars Bayley and Karrion Kross Ruin Fans’ Nights at Live Event
Bad signs. Wrestling fans have been bringing signs to events for decades and some of them have turned it into almost an art form. You can find some incredibly creative and witty signs at wrestling events, some of which are aimed entirely at one wrestler. Those signs can often catch wrestlers’ attention, though that might not always lead to the best outcomes. That was the case more than once over the weekend.
WWE ran a live event in Allentown, Pennsylvania on Saturday, December 2. During the event, two WWE Superstars took and destroyed signs that fans had brought. First up, Bayley took a sign from a fan that said “Bayley Is Hot” and carried it into the ring, where she ripped it up. Later, Karrion Kross and Scarlett were walking to the back after their match when Scarlett took a sign that said “Marry Me Scarlett”, which Kross then ripped up.
These incidents were caught on video and have since been making the rounds on social media. The actions of Bayley and Karrion Kross have sparked a debate among wrestling fans about whether or not it was appropriate for the wrestlers to destroy the signs.
Some fans argue that the wrestlers were simply playing their characters and trying to generate heat from the crowd. Wrestling is known for its larger-than-life characters, and sometimes, the villains will do things to intentionally upset the fans. Destroying signs is one way for wrestlers to get a reaction from the crowd and further establish themselves as the bad guys.
On the other hand, some fans feel that the wrestlers crossed a line by destroying signs that were meant as compliments. The signs in question were positive statements about the wrestlers, yet they still chose to tear them up. This has led to frustration and disappointment among fans who spent time and effort creating the signs.
It’s worth noting that this is not the first time wrestlers have destroyed signs at live events. In fact, it has become somewhat of a tradition in professional wrestling. Fans bring signs to show their support or express their opinions, and sometimes, the wrestlers will take those signs and destroy them as a way to engage with the audience.
Overall, the incidents involving Bayley and Karrion Kross have sparked a conversation about the boundaries between wrestlers and fans. While some fans appreciate the interaction and see it as part of the show, others feel that it is disrespectful to destroy signs that fans have put time and effort into creating.
What do you think of the incidents? Which was meaner to the fans? Let us know in the comments below.
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Article Source: Wrestling Rumors