Sol Ruca has made her X account private following intense online backlash after a frightening spot with Liv Morgan at a WWE live event in the UK. During a high-stakes four-way title defense, Ruca’s splash awkwardly bent Morgan’s leg, causing the champion to limp through the rest of the match. Many fans in attendance feared she had suffered a serious injury, although Morgan has since downplayed the concerns on social media, tweeting that she was “running to London,” which suggested the collision looked worse than it actually was.
WWE and AEW stars are increasingly making their social media accounts private or deactivating them altogether to shield themselves from toxic fan backlash and relentless online harassment. AEW’s Harley Cameron recently deactivated her Twitter account after heavy criticism over a missed catch on Penelope Ford. Similarly, Alexa Bliss and Chelsea Green have also restricted access amid growing scrutiny. In today’s hyper-connected wrestling landscape, many performers seem to be prioritizing their mental well-being and self-preservation over constant public engagement.
