Hello there my very good friends on today's wrestling news.

Wrestling fans went way too far with WW stars in Paris.

Let's talk about this. I'm Andy and this is the news.

So you've maybe seen some of these clips and photos and various other pieces of media doing the rounds over the weekend.

But ahead of Clash in Paris, there were unfortunately a seemingly quite a large number of incidents.

I mean, I've got two or three to go over here, of wrestlers walking around in public and, or just walking a short distance from a building to a car, and being totally mobbed, totally swarmed by wrestling fans, violating personal space, just common decency, things like that.

But there's also a safety issue here because that's lots and lots of people swarming on you at once in a public place.

It must be very, very intimidating regardless of your profession, regardless of whether or not you're some jacked professional wrestler.

Yet if there's 20 people right up in your face, that's not going to be a fun situation.

So obviously, WWE in Paris for Clash in Paris, where else would they be for Clash in Paris?

Big show at La Defense Arena last night.

Pretty successful show across the board,

but this stuff obviously is very unsavory and has the potential to get uglier.

So I think the clip that got the most traction

or was the most visible was one of Ria Ripley.

It's quite short but she's walking towards an Uber, a car.

There's people on either side of her, groups of fans, people trying to take selfies, stopping all of that stuff.

She kind of gradually walks around to this car and she's just swarmed. She's just swarmed.

One person appears to like stand against the passenger door which prevents her from getting in.

There's another guy who's basically got her head, his head on her shoulder, which is insane.

Loads of people leaning in trying to take selfies, mobbing her, completely swarming her.

They're going insane, basically. This is, I mean, this is not a healthy human behavior. This.

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