Impact Star Incident At AAA Event + WWE Prospect In Trouble

-Over the weekend, several Impact stars worked a AAA show in Mexico.

One of those stars involved was Scarlett Bourdeaux. She was involved in an incident during her match that was both unfortunate and inappropriate, to say the least. A fan groped her during a spot.

Watch the incident and the star’s reaction here:

It is NEVER okay to touch a performer without their consent. I didn’t realize what happened until I watched the footage afterwards being so in the moment after a dive with my back turned otherwise I would have reacted much differently. Thnx to @LadyShaniAAA for having my back https://t.co/2YKT64sKIj

— Scarlett Bordeaux (@Lady_Scarlett13) June 16, 2019

It’s never OK for fans to get involved, but it’s always a risk given how close fans can be to performers. WWE saw this go wrong during the Hall of Fame ceremonies this year too.

One troll actually did try to blame it on what Scarlett was wearing. I do believe that fan would have done what he did regardless of what she was wearing, based on the closeness and the opportunity. However, as she said on Twitter, it does not matter what she was wearing, nothing would make that incident OK.

Sounds to me like you dont respect women unless they fit YOUR standard of what they should be. If someone finds the way I’m dressed attractive. It doesn’t give them the right to do whatever they want to me. Your lack of self control doesn’t mean you can violate whoever you please https://t.co/qX5TuuGgv6

— Scarlett Bordeaux (@Lady_Scarlett13) June 17, 2019

-In other not-so-great news, a WWE prospect finds himself in a world of trouble.

WWE has been keeping tabs on Gable Steveson for a while. The company has been watching Steveson since at least high school. He recently got tutoring from none other than Brock Lesnar.

Now, however, he is getting noticed by law enforcement. He’s been arrested, accused of sexual misconduct. He and a teammate have been suspended following their arrests, per ESPN.

While he will have a chance to explain himself, and perhaps he did not do it, this certainly will cause WWE to look at him differently should he be found guilty.