Triple H attacks fan

Crockerinho

Jason Craveiro sent in the following, to update on the story about the incident involving Triple H and some fans at a recent RAW house show in Victoria, BC, Canada.

"After Batista won his match and was celebrating his victory a young fan jumped into the ring and was jumping up and down when referee Mike Chioda gave him a spear to his back that would put Edge to shame. The security and police officers all dragged him out by his face and then Triple H got in there and roughed him up a bit. The fans friends then started trying to get over the barricades to help and Trips was calling them on and spat on one of them. Needless to say security had it all under control and Triple H didn't need to do that."

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Tyler Durden

Obviously, I didn't see it, so anything I say has to be "qualified"!!

If it went down like that, it sounds like Hunter went too far, however, any real wrestling fan knows as soon as you step over the barrier you are more than liable to get a good spanking, and quite rightly so.

thirty7

^ Exactly. The one thign that wrestling fans have to respect is that, over the barricades that is the wrestler's area. Once you cross that line, I think you deserve whatever you get from the wrestlers. I don't think HHH went to far here as he was trying to prove that very point.

I wish my sex life was like ECW, first you get a One Night Stand followed by 2 months of nostalgic orgasms and then 6 months of constant sucking.

Dr. Giganto

Yup...I think that if you hop over the barricade, you're fair game

Crockerinho

I remember Jericho doing it once

pp2

Agreed. There might have been a touch of sadism in the beatdown, but if the moron hadn't gone into the ring we wouldn't be discussing it right now.

Bouchie

Absolutely. Triple H did no wrong in this case.

AudioSavior

I can undertstand how wrong it is to go in the ring etc but is there a need to physically attack fans like that? A young fan getting speared because he is in the ring just doesn't seem like the right way to handle it. I never understood why people have to be assulted when they ovbiously are just being dinks and mean no harm. Not to mention the dragging him out by his face part. It really bugs me that security get to treat people however they see fit like they are some sort of law enforcement, which is BS because no formal training is required. I many cases they even have criminal records.

Anyway, I understand the need to restain, but I find they abuse that greatly. And what is with Mike Chioda? It is not his job to attack fans. Step out of the ring and let security deal with it. What if he had hurt the kid? I don't think jumping in a ring constitutes getting roughed up.

HHH's reaction is the "This is our world and how dare you step into it and this is what I think of fans" reaction. It is prolly what a great deal of wrestlers actually think of us fans.

Bouchie

Because most fans are morons, as jumping in the ring would indicate. They know they aren't allowed to do it, they do it anyway. I think it's an unwritten rule that once a fan enters the ring they open themselves to a beat down. Doesn't matter if it's from the referees, wrestlers, or Lillian Garcia.

It's always been that way and probably always will. Otherwise everyone would be jumping in the ring all the time.

AudioSavior

Lol ya, but it still happened quiet often so I don't think it really works. And it was a house show so it is not like anyone really would care if some moron was jumping in the ring lol.