Saraya formerly known as Paige, a well-known personality in women's wrestling, has exposed a troubling backstage occurrence at a recent WWE event. She described an agonizing experience of being harassed by a WWE authority figure during her participation on the Rule Breakers program. Known for supporting female wrestlers, Saraya recounted being seized and pulled into a shadowy backstage area.

"Like, it was at a wrestling show. And I went out to peek at the crowd, and you know, like most live events, it’s just like pipe and drape, you know, so you can peep through. Like, it was really dark. I went down the little hallway, and it was really dark. Really dark. And I peeped through, and then all of a sudden I feel someone’s hand come over my mouth—no f**** way—and grab me and drag me into the dark. And I’m just like—and I just start freaking out and freaking out. And then he like lets me go, and there’s like this light, and then he was like, ‘It’s just me. I’m just joking, you know," said Saraya.

After the initial shock, the individual revealed himself as a familiar figure in WWE, dismissing the incident as a joke. Saraya firmly stated, "That’s not funny," highlighting the serious nature of the encounter.

Saraya's remarks reveal a wider worry about the culture of WWE, particularly with regard to the safety of female wrestlers, thus this event is not unique. She emphasized that in order to provide a safe environment for all performers, backstage procedures must be significantly improved. Saraya's story highlights the urgent need for change in the wrestling industry, which has frequently been characterized as one that is difficult, especially for women.

She talked about her recent absence from the Evolution event on July 13 and her upsetting experience. After receiving criticism from her fans for not showing up, she apologized on social media, thanking them for their support. Saraya's sincere reaction highlights the bond between wrestlers and their fan base and emphasizes the value of openness and communication.

Saraya's disclosures need to be taken seriously by the wrestling community. For women in wrestling to have a bright future, responsibility and a safer atmosphere are essential. These opinions must be heard as the sector develops, and steps must be taken to make things better for everyone.