The WrestleMania weekend security concerns arent just backstage talk anymore AJ Styles is now speaking out publicly about what actually happened. After reports surfaced that WWE talent were frustrated with fan behavior and lack of security during WrestleMania weekend, Styles has now confirmed the situation firsthand and described just how intense things got when fans crossed the line Speaking on the Phenomenally Retro podcast on April 24, 2026, Styles was asked about the incidents that took place in hotels and shared spaces, where talent were reportedly being approached nonstop even outside official appearances. Before diving into his own experience, Styles explained the reality of those moments, pointing out that wrestlers arent always in fan-interaction mode, especially after long days of signings and appearances. He then addressed how quickly things can escalate when fans ignore boundaries, revealing that even after clearly saying no, he was still overwhelmed by a crowd that wouldnt back off. Styles made it clear that the issue isnt about fans approaching wrestlers its about understanding boundaries and respecting when talent say no. He also explained why he avoids certain situations altogether, especially when it comes to large crowds or autograph seekers looking to profit something thats made casual fan interactions more difficult over time. The Phenomenal One then directly addressed the security situation, confirming that the issue wasnt just fan behavior but also the lack of enough personnel to manage the crowds. Other incidents from the same weekend paint a similar picture. CM Punk was seen knocking a fans phone away after the person got too close to Bayley and AJ Lee, while Damian Priest stepped in to protect a female talent from a fan who wouldnt respect personal space. Booker T dealt with a major privacy violation after being filmed inside a bathroom. In the end, with firsthand accounts now coming directly from talent, the focus is shifting toward how WWE and TKO handle security moving forward during major events going forward. Do you think WWE needs to step up security during major events like WrestleMania, or is this just part of the reality of being a top star? Let us know your thoughts. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication. G Add as a preferred source on Google
