The fan involved in the now-viral confrontation with WWE Superstar Roxanne Perez at Saturday Night’s Main Event has already issued a public apology, clarifying that the heckling was never meant to be malicious—and that Liv Morgan personally helped broker a face-to-face resolution between the two. But now, JCW personality Jasmin St. Claire has chimed in—and she’s not holding back.
Speaking on the Krazy Train podcast, Jasmin St. Claire addressed the controversy head-on, slamming what she sees as the softness of modern wrestlers who can’t handle passionate fans.
“Some of these wrestlers are as soft as my boobs, right? That’s how soft so many of these wrestlers are,” she said. “I saw something on Ringside News earlier—someone, one of these female wrestlers, got upset over heckling. Guess what? You would not be able to survive the ECW fans. You would not be able to survive the JCW fans.”
The comment was a clear nod to Roxanne Perez, who found herself at the center of fan criticism during a recent WWE show after video surfaced of a ringside confrontation that escalated to security intervention. The fan later explained on TikTok that he “got too hyped” and admitted his tone was “very disrespectful”—but maintained it was a heat-of-the-moment reaction, not rooted in any kind of bias.
“Nobody made me apologize. It was fully my decision to… I was just chirping a heel during the match. That’s something we do all the time.”
According to the fan, WWE star Liv Morgan played a major role in helping defuse the situation. She approached him in Toronto and arranged a conversation with Roxanne Perez, where the parties talked things out and cleared the air.
While the fan’s apology and Roxanne’s silence seemed to signal a resolution, Jasmin St. Claire’s comments added fuel to a larger debate—one about how thick-skinned today’s talent needs to be in an era of intense fan interaction and social media scrutiny.
Is old-school heckling still fair game in 2026—or have the rules changed?
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