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Saraya aka Paige in WWE has revealed about the bad treatment meted out to female wrestlers in WWE. She told how a senior official misbehaved with her and called it a joke. This incident has raised concerns about the safety of female wrestlers. Paige also apologized to her fans because she could not attend the Evolution event. She thanked the fans for their love and support.
WWE is not just lighting and entertainment. There is a dark side behind it too. It is even more scary, especially for female wrestlers. During Vince McMahon's time, writers saw the truth behind the scenes. Some people called it the empire of fear. But Vince was not the only one who did such scary things. Many people did such things on screen and behind the scenes and made fun of it. What Saraya has told about the treatment she received in WWE is even more scary than before.
Paige has accused WWE officials of misbehavior. She said that some changes need to be made to make women feel safe in wrestling. Paige told in the Rule Beakers podcast how a WWE official harassed her backstage.
Paige said, "I went to see the crowd. There were pipes and drapes through which you could peek." Then a man came from behind and closed her mouth and dragged her into the darkness.
Paige was scared. Then the man showed his face. He was a big WWE official. He said that he was just joking. Paige did not like this at all. Paige said angrily, 'This is not a joke.' Paige always speaks the truth. She always raises her voice for the right. But she loves her fans very much. That's why she apologized to them for not coming to the Evolution event.
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