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WWE continues to wage war on AEW
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A Royal Rumble pay-per-view fan was forced to remove his All Elite Wrestling (AEW) clothing from the WWE
The images and video of the fan removing his AEW t-shirt became viral and resulted in a response from the company's executive vice president, Nick Jackson of the group. Young Bucks
If you did not know …
WWE has the habit of changing t-shirts by fans during events, for various reasons, may The trend has only recently resurfaced.
According to rumors, people wearing AEW products could not enter the arena to attend a SmackDown Live show earlier this month before the videos and reports were broadcast vi [19659018] The heart of the problem
The fan was sitting in the front row of the right aisle a few feet from the ring and was forced to remove his AEW jersey from the WWE. staff.
The video comes from the Twitter user "blackheart; kelsey" but became viral when a Twitter user "Scrump_1" posted on his account about 30 minutes after the start of the show.
The photo of the fan forced to withdraw his AEW merch came from JSRiley87, Twitter user, who responded to a tweet from Adam Pacitti of Cultaholic and entered the Internet about 40 minutes after the start of the series .
Nick Jackson of The Young Bucks reacted to the video saying that AEW would never force a fan wearing a WWE jersey to remove it just because they were at an AEW event.
Know that if you want to wear a WWE jersey at Double Or Nothing or any AEW event, we will not do it for you.
– The Young Bucks® (@NickJacksonYB) January 28, 2019
on Twitter e broke with fan tweets blaming WWE for forcing fans to change outfits, while d & # 39; others supported it and called it "an intelligent decision" on the part of the company seeking to crush any perceived competition.
The video shows that the fan was wearing another shirt. under his shit AEW, which could mean that he was ready to pull off the shirt or take another one when he entered the arena.
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