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CM Punk and Cody Rhodes Confront Fan in Glasgow After She Touches Their Necks During Meet-and-Greet

After their recent WWE show in Glasgow, two major wrestling stars, CM Punk and Cody Rhodes, found themselves in a tense situation with a fan.

What began as a regular interaction quickly turned into a viral moment, leaving both superstars visibly frustrated.

The Encounter with the Fan

Punk and Rhodes had just wrapped up a Dark Match, which takes place off-air, and were taking time to meet fans in the crowd.

The atmosphere was electric, with fans eager for autographs and photos with the stars.

But one particular fan crossed a line during the meet-and-greet.

In a video that quickly made its rounds on social media, the female fan can be seen approaching Punk first.

The two exchanged pleasantries, and he agreed to take a selfie with her.

However, things took a turn when the woman unexpectedly touched Punk’s neck, which prompted him to recoil in discomfort.

After attempting to take the photo again, she did it once more.

This time, Punk responded firmly with a sharp reprimand.

Cody Rhodes’ Uncomfortable Moment

Things didn’t end there. Another clip showed Rhodes signing autographs for fans when the same woman approached him.

She quickly wrapped her arm around his neck, an action that visibly irritated Rhodes. He quickly pulled away, shaking his head in disbelief.

Rather than taking a photo, he handed the phone back to her and walked away, signaling his displeasure.

Fan’s Identity and Online Backlash

Soon after the videos went viral, fans took to social media to identify the woman in question.

It was revealed that she was Morgan Moore, an OnlyFans star with over 400,000 followers on X and 50,000 on Instagram.

Her online presence led to increased scrutiny of her behavior during the interaction.

Moore had posted a photo of herself earlier in the evening wearing the same outfit, but she quickly deleted it once the incident gained traction online.

As the videos circulated, fans voiced their opinions, with many criticizing her actions. A popular TikTok caption read, “Honestly, don’t be this person.

It’s gross,” while another note in the video added, “What NOT to do when meeting wrestlers.”

Looking Ahead to WWE’s London Return

Despite the viral incident, CM Punk and Cody Rhodes will soon have to face a new crowd when WWE returns to London.

The legendary event, Monday Night Raw, will take place at The O2 Arena, marking its first return to the city in nearly six years.

Let’s hope the meet-and-greet interactions are a bit smoother this time around!

Seth Rollins Shares Thoughts on The Rock Ahead of WrestleMania

In other WWE news, Seth Rollins has been gearing up for his triple-threat match at WrestleMania next month, where he will face off against CM Punk and Roman Reigns.

Rollins recently shared his thoughts on The Rock, ahead of the big event, as he reflected on his experiences with the legendary wrestler.

In an interview on Good Morning Football, Rollins spoke about a memorable family moment where The Rock invited them to Hawaii for the premiere of Moana 2.

Rollins praised The Rock, calling him a “kind and generous man” despite the on-screen rivalry they’ve had over the years.

It seems like Rollins and The Rock’s relationship goes beyond the ring, making for an interesting dynamic as WrestleMania draws near.

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