We noted last night that WWE issued the following statement in regards to the fan who entered the ring before Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose and Chris Jericho vs. The Wyatt Family at Night of Champions:

   "WWE takes the safety of our performers very seriously and any fan entering the ring area will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."

Due to the recent string of WWE fan incidents, word is that the company is looking at pursuing the most stringent prosecution possible for all future fan incidents, according to PWInsider.

WWE usually issues lifetime bans to fans who hop the barrier but having them charged criminally will obviously cause a lot of headaches for the fans who breaks the rules.

Yesterday, I wrote about how WWE was going to take a hard-line stance against fans who cross the railing at their live events and disrupt WWE productions.
Today, PWInsider.com confirmed that the fan who hopped the railing at the Night of Champions PPV and made it into the ring for a second prior to the Wyatt Family vs. Roman Reigns & Dean Ambrose & Chris Jericho match was charged with criminal trespass of a property or building with no forced entry.

The fan, Oscar Ramirez, 37, of Houston has already plead guilty and was sentenced to ten days' incarceration. Had his case gone to trial, he was looking at half a year in jail.

So, as noted, WWE isn't going to let the fan intrusions slide going forward. Anyone who crosses that line is going to be prosecuted.

I don't get why they do it :\

They love attention.

Very true.

This actually happened at the Formula 1 Grand Prix this past weekend at Singapore too. Some moron hoped over the guard rail and wandered across the track. Like, how stupid are these people?

I vaguely remember someone running into a match with involved the British Bulldog. He just kicked the literal shit out of the dude

There are 2 reasons why they do it..

Alcohol or Mental Illness.

We gotta mention how The Wyatts sold that and made fun of the situation while staying in-character. "Is that your partner?".
That and Ambrose who managed to keep his composure. No one "corpsed" during that small situation and that was amazing.

Chilly wrote:

Very true.

This actually happened at the Formula 1 Grand Prix this past weekend at Singapore too. Some moron hoped over the guard rail and wandered across the track. Like, how stupid are these people?

He wanted to get his 10 seconds of fame. I hope he got banned for life for his stupidity