WWE Turns Away Sting Fans

[TheDarkHorse]

From 24wrestling.com

-- -- A few reports from the WWE Fan Axxess in Orlando note that fans wearing TNA merchandise were told to leave. WWE also sent away a bunch of fans with their Sting facepaint on.

 

[HHHforever]

That's interesting if it's true. I could see turning the TNA fans away though, they were probably afraid they'd pull some shit and cause a bi ruckus or something. The Sting paint thing seems a little odd though. But again it's an internet report so it may or may not be true.

 

[TheDarkHorse]

WWE's stuck up their ass about this crap and it's nonsense. These happen to be wrestling fans that are just fans of Sting, hell they're probably fans of both WWE and TNA, and by showing appreciation pf it. It's a free country and they can wear whatever the fuck they want and Vince doesn't want that in his company. Like you said, it's a report where if it's true or not.

 

[The Rated R CMStar]

Is a free country alright, but if you go to a WWE event wearing TNA merchandise or supporting a TNA performer, you are looking for problems.

 

[monkeystyle]

I don't believe a word of this.

 

[kingovkings]

It's probs just BS. like most other crapy internet reports that turn out to be full of crap.

 

[Beer Money Army]

it's like if you came to my hood and was wearing 50 cent/G-unit gear, you are going create problems. Dipset4life

 

[KroniK 4-2-0]

G-Unit & 50 Cent > Dipset!!

Funk Cam'ron.

On topic:
Sting is too good for Double Double E!

 

[CenaMark54]

Anyone who paints their face and goes to a wrestling event should be beat up on principle.

I'm sure that it wasn't the WWE that kicked them out. It was the chain gang. The Sting posers probably refused to buy Cena gear, so they beat them with spinner belts and choked them out with Cena Nintendo T shirts.

Man, Sting fans are nerds.

 

[Haze187]

It is kinda stupid but well if you going to a WWE event with a TNA shirt then you just looking to start stuff, you can't go to Burger King and order a Big Mac. But that's just my opinion. It is bull but stuff happens.

 

[1chiban]

Apparently there were some people with ROH shirts on. Guess WWE don't see them as competition. That being said, i'd be surprised if they through TNA was really that much competition.

 

[KroniK 4-2-0]

Thats whack.

If ur only Wrestling shirt is a TNA Shirt U aint allowed in? Especially if it's Orlando, TNA's Backyard, so most people will have TNA Shirts on. WWE - typical coward move!!!

Sting > HHH

Woooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!

It's Showtimes folks!!!

 

[CenaMark54]

Thats whack.

If ur only Wrestling shirt is a TNA Shirt U aint allowed in? Especially if it's Orlando, TNA's Backyard, so most people will have TNA Shirts on. WWE - typical coward move!!!

Sting > HHH

Woooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!

It's Showtimes folks!!!

What is your definition of most? There's probably 100 people in Orlando who own a TNA shirt and 40 of them are on the TNA payroll.

 

[C4]

What would have TNA done with a WWE fan? They would have killed him [Well, of course a WWE fan won't show up on a TNA event but then again] WWE did the right thing with the TNA T-shirt wearing guys, they would be cheap TNA supporters or they would be:

1) Cheap bastards trying to cause trouble.
2) Blue supporters trying to advertise TNA.
3) Innocent people having fun.

 

[CenaMark54]

Next time I'm in Orlando I'm going to get tickets to the impact zone and wear a bunch of Cena merch and hold up a sign that says "Cena>TNA"

We will see how long it takes me to get escorted out.