Booker T is the latest wrestling name to speak out about the madness surrounding WrestleMania week in Las Vegas and according to him, things got way worse than fans may have realized. After videos surfaced showing Drew McIntyre getting swarmed in a hotel lobby and other tense run-ins involving CM Punk and Randy Orton, Booker T said the situation across WrestleMania weekend was completely out of hand. Speaking on his Hall of Fame podcast, he made it clear the fan behavior in Vegas crossed the line fast. Before getting into his own experience, Booker T said fans need to remember that once the show ends, wrestlers are no longer out there performing theyre just trying to move around like anyone else. He then said the problem wasnt just a few random moments on camera. From his point of view, the entire hotel environment felt packed, hostile, and way too chaotic for talent trying to get from one place to another. To show how bad it got, Booker T revealed that he had his own run-in with fans while simply trying to leave the hotel. He described people blocking him, filming him, and even following him into spaces where there should have been basic privacy. Booker T didnt try to soften it either. He flat-out said this was the worst WrestleMania-week fan experience hes ever had. He also explained why even one autograph or photo request can turn into a mess. In his view, once one person gets access, everybody else expects the same thing and thats when the whole situation snowballs. He followed that up by saying the lack of awareness from people in those moments is exactly what pushes wrestlers to their limit. Booker T wrapped it up by making the bigger point: these stars are still human, and without better crowd control, more ugly situations are bound to happen. So, it wasnt just one bad moment in Vegas. Between Drew McIntyre getting mobbed, CM Punks late-night confrontation, and Randy Orton dealing with crowds at the same hotel, WrestleMania week turned into a non-stop gauntlet once the cameras stopped rolling and based on Booker Ts take, it doesnt look like it slowed down for anyone. Do you think WrestleMania week has gotten too chaotic for WWE talent in public, or should fans still be able to approach stars outside the shows? Drop your thoughts below. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication. G Add as a preferred source on Google
