Good morning my very good friends on today's wrestling news we have the latest on the

Sep Rollins fan attack. An update on Ronda Rousey's WWE status.

The WWE veteran has quit to the company. And major developments when it comes to, hmm,

wargames. I'm Adam Wilborn. And I'm Andy Murray.

I'm sorry for ruining your hearing. This is the news.

Alright we're going to kick things off by talking about Sep Rollins fan attack. Monday night

talked about it yesterday. But Sep has broken his silence on the situation. He spoke to TMZ

sports and what looked like an airport. Looks like they've just gone, hey Sep, stuff calling in.

But he's spoken about the situation here obviously the fan came over the barricade ran around

the set, led to bond him. It was the same route that the bloke who attacked Brett at the

whole of fame if I'm not mistaken. It was in the same building. Yeah, Brooklyn, the

coincidence. More security around that bit they should have. Yeah, let's get 700 dudes standing

there. That specific side, the other side's okay. But Sep's comments just speaking about it. He

said it happened very quickly. I was mostly just reacting and hoping that our security would come

and do their job, which they did very quickly. And then it was just trying to detach and move on.

Hope everybody is okay. He also said it's terrifying, brother, speaking of the incident. But he

did confirm that he wasn't hurt particularly badly or anything. He said, no, no serious injuries.

Nothing like that. I was safe. We were safe. Everybody was okay. So that's just him talking to TMZ

sports there. Yeah, I mean, like Sep has attracted some criticism for the way he acted here. And I

don't really, I don't get it. I don't get it. I saw there was a tweet from Chavo Guerrero which

rightly got loaded backlash when he was like, hey, remember when the wrestlers could beat the

fans up. And that's just, let's get rid of this stuck in 1918 mentality. Like it seems a bit

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