Jey Uso just set a boundaryand he wants everyone to respect it.
The WWE Superstar took to his Instagram story following Survivor Series: WarGames to address something thats clearly been bothering him: fans crossing the line when approaching him in public. Jey didnt sugarcoat his frustration after being repeatedly touched and poked by strangers outside the arena.
The post came hours after Jeys appearance in the chaotic Mens WarGames match at Petco Parka match that ended with a masked man ambushing CM Punk before Bron Breakker delivered a devastating spear and pinned the World Heavyweight Champion, handing Team Heyman the victory
Hes not the only one in WWE speaking out about personal space, either. Earlier this year, CM Punk made a similar plea, urging fans to keep their hands to themselves.
The message from both stars is clear: just because theyre on your screen doesnt mean you get a free pass in real life. Wrestling may be entertainment, but outside the ring, theyre still peopleand boundaries matter.
As WWE continues to deliver bigger shows in high-profile venues like Petco Park, some Superstars are becoming increasingly vocal about the need for personal respect from the fanbase.
Where do you standare fans getting too comfortable, or are these just isolated moments? Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know how you think WWE and its stars should handle situations like this.
