Elayna Black says a disturbing incident at WrestleCon crossed a serious line, and this time she claims a fan went far beyond invading her privacy — accusing the man of sexually assaulting her during the convention.
The situation unfolded on April 18, 2026, when Black took to Twitter to reveal what she says happened moments earlier. Her message made it clear she believes the encounter wasn’t just inappropriate — it was criminal — and she immediately called for the man to be banned from future events.
“Just got sexually assaulted by a fan at WrestleCon! If anyone sees this guy ban him from anything ever.”
Black didn’t stop at posting the accusation. She also shared video footage showing her confronting the man she says was responsible. In the clip, she appeared visibly angry as she called him out face-to-face, accusing him of grabbing her and demanding that he leave the area.
“Hey—you’re a sick fucking pig. You like to grab women’s asses and then come to conventions? F** you. You’re fing sick and disgusting—you pig. Get the f out.”*
This latest incident follows earlier concerns Black had already raised about fan behavior during WrestleCon weekend. She previously spoke out about individuals showing up at her hotel and violating her privacy, something that had already left her frustrated and uneasy before this situation escalated further.
What began as ongoing complaints about boundaries has now turned into a far more serious accusation, putting attention on security and safety at wrestling conventions where talent regularly interacts with fans in close settings.
Black’s public response and decision to post video of the alleged encounter is likely to fuel wider discussion about how conventions handle safety issues and whether stronger protections are needed for performers working these events.
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