Originally Posted by Vastardikai (Post 4259397)

1. Security in South Africa sucks. That shouldn't have happened, and it could have ended much worse.

2. The referee should have been there to whip the fan's ass. Seriously, the incident should have ended like this...

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Originally Posted by AJ lee's (Post 4259415)

WHAT A FUCKING IDIOT!

I would have took the chance he had & groped AJ,Summer Rae or Naomi's ass.

Originally Posted by Curd (Post 4259689)

Perchance the assailant is a HOMOSEXUAL. ;)

Originally Posted by Juan (Post 4260240)

It's a work

Originally Posted by Juan (Post 4260240)

It's a work

Originally Posted by eNCA.com

Local fan kicked in the head by WWE wrestler

An over eager fan was met with a boot to the head from WWE wrestler Randy Orton in Cape Town yesterday after he jumped into the ring and hit Orton in the groin.

Local wrestling fan Tshepo Sekhabi, who quit his job in Johannesburg to attend the event, left yesterday night's WWE world tour in Cape Town with a black eye and swollen face after getting kicked just under the eye by Orton.

The World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is currently performing events across South Africa as part of its World Tour.

Sekhabi (20) scaled the security barrier and easily evaded the events security guards to enter the ring where Orton was celebrating a victory against fellow wrestler Big E Langston

Sekhabi had time to pause and size up Orton, who was standing on the rings corner ropes, before executing a shocking blow to the wrestlers groin.

Orton fell to the canvas following the hit as security rushed in to apprehend the assailant. Security managed to haul Sekhabi out of the ring, but not before the ‘Apex Predator’ managed to cross the ring and deliver a solid kick to his attackers head.

An equally irate Langston, real name Ettore Ewen, also had to be restrained by security from accosting Sekhabi outside of the ring.

Sekhabi was escorted to the casino’s security offices where he was issued with a five-year ban notice.

In the offices Sekhabi, who said he doesn’t drink or take any drugs, eagerly posed for photos and willingly gave a statement to security personnel.

Calling himself “Jozi, the wrestling machine” Sekhabi said he planned the attack before he arrived said “I just don’t like Randy Orton, this was an opportunity for me so I got up there and made a name for myself.”

Sekhabi said he quit his job as an admin clerk in Johannesburg where he trains in kickboxing with his uncle in Elsburg near Germiston.

Speaking after the incident, a senior member of WWE’s international relations team said it was unlikely the organisation was going to press charges.

“Fans get over-excited, and these kind of things happen – it’s not the first time and I doubt it will be the last,” said the staff member.

The employee said the WWE would release a full statement about whether further action will taken or if Orton will issue and apology.

On its website the WWE said it did not know "the extent of Orton's injuries" adding that "the matter is currently under investigation by the local authorities, and the South African fan is being held in jail pending criminal charges."

An assistant investigation manager from the casino said Sekhabi was not be formally arrested, but was booked out of his room in the casino and told to leave the premises.

Sekhabi said he did not plan to press charges against Orton or the WWE.

-eNCA

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Originally Posted by eNCA.com

WWE responds to Orton’s groin injury after fan attack.

CAPE TOWN - 20-year-old Tshepo Sekhabi, who calls himself “Jozi, the wrestling machine,” quit his job to attend a WWE event at Cape Town’s Grand West Casino, in the hope of making it big and becoming a wrestling star.

After the event however, the fan, who'd travelled from Johannesburg, was left only with a black eye, a banning notice from the venue, and a potential criminal charge suit.

This is all down to his stunt attempt in the ring.

Sekhabi scrambled into the ring and struck wrestler Randy Orton in the groin in an unprovoked attack.

Orton was celebrating his victory over Big E Langston when Sekhabi managed to elude security guards, and attack Orton.

After recovering from the assault, Orton managed to cross the ring and kick Sekhabi in the head before he was taken away by security.

A WWE spokesperson has told eNCA.com that Orton is now “considering pressing charges” against Sekhabi.

Asked whether Orton plans to apologise for kicking Sekhabi, the spokesperson said “Randy Orton was the victim in this incident and suffered an injured groin.”

The WWE could not provide details on the extent of Orton’s injuries.

Sekhabi said he planned the attack before he arrived, adding “I just don’t like Randy Orton, this was an opportunity for me so I got up there and made a name for myself.”

He confirmed he'd quit his job as an admin clerk in Johannesburg where he trains in kickboxing with his uncle in Elsburg near Germiston.

An assistant investigation manager from the casino said Sekhabi would not be formally arrested, but was booked out of his room in the casino and told to leave the premises.

Sekhabi said he did not plan to press charges against Orton or the WWE.

-eNCA