Hangman Adam Page has plead with wrestling fans not to harass other fans, regardless of their actions.
During the AEW Zero Hour kickoff show for All Out over the weekend, Hangman would come out the winner of the Over The Budget Battle Royale, fending off some of AEW’s brightest young talent to win the matchup.
However, one fan on the hard camera point of view was not pleased with Hangman winning, flipping the double bird as he celebrated his victory. This lead to a fan rush of investigation, noting that the woman was a Punk fan in the process. We will not be releasing or promoting the details of this fan, as their right to privacy trumps fan tribalism.
Hangman has also stepped in now, posting to his Instagram story with a simple message, noting that he doesn’t want fans to harass others, and that he would be disappointed in them if they did. He also noted that fans should apologize if they have already done so.
Later on during AEW All Out, Nigel McGuinness noted that Hangman would be donating his winnings to school systems in Chicago, being a former school teacher himself.
We will have to wait and see what comes next in AEW for Hangman Page.
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