That could've been another member of the wyatt family sent in as the first sacrifice. He thought he was tough enough to compete.
Things that are better than WWE's Security
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prophecypro
Hollywood North
James Harden on defense
The Rainmaker
Mr. Money in the Bank
Screw that. They should've destroyed that guy on the Titantron for all to see, as a warning.
notPsychosiz
I started this gangsta sh-
A big part of the problem is the lazy lack of wrestling attire.
In the old days if a person in jeans ran into the ring it was immediately obvious that they were out of place cause everyone was in costume.
Now look at the pic of the incident, below. He does not look at all out of place cause everyone there is just wearing 'whatever'
In the old days if a person in jeans ran into the ring it was immediately obvious that they were out of place cause everyone was in costume.
Now look at the pic of the incident, below. He does not look at all out of place cause everyone there is just wearing 'whatever'
notPsychosiz
I started this gangsta sh-
Got his ass beaten to a live soundtrackScrew that. They should've destroyed that guy on the Titantron for all to see, as a warning.
Reminds me of when Rock and The Nation was beating Austin's ass while Austin's theme was playing
That money in the bank brief case 
Man Who Spent Time in Jail for Entering the Ring at NOC Chronicled, Talks Why He Did It, Will He Spend the Full 10 Days in Jail? - Wrestlezone
As noted, 37 year old Oscar Ramirez was sentenced to 10 days in jail for hopping the guardrail and entering the ring at WWE Night of Champions.
Prior to the PPV, Ramirez foreshadowed entering the ring by Tweeting the following:
The Wrestling Mayhem Show spoke to Ramirez and he had the following to say when asked why he entered the ring at the PPV:
Ramirez noted to the publication that there was no security near him when he entered the ring at Night of Champions, and he also revealed he only spent three days in jail and not the full ten as he was released on account of good behavior.
As noted, 37 year old Oscar Ramirez was sentenced to 10 days in jail for hopping the guardrail and entering the ring at WWE Night of Champions.
Prior to the PPV, Ramirez foreshadowed entering the ring by Tweeting the following:
The Wrestling Mayhem Show spoke to Ramirez and he had the following to say when asked why he entered the ring at the PPV:
Ramirez noted to the publication that there was no security near him when he entered the ring at Night of Champions, and he also revealed he only spent three days in jail and not the full ten as he was released on account of good behavior.
dagodmcizme
All Star
Imagine if a fan jump in during the time Sheamus actually cashes in his briefcase...
Will the smarks willing to spend ten days in jail to stop fella from successfully get the title?
JoogJoint
In my own league.
The security team needs to FIRED.
This is absolutely ridiculous. How in the hell do you allow somebody to reach all the way to the ring?!
This is absolutely ridiculous. How in the hell do you allow somebody to reach all the way to the ring?!
richaveli83
Veteran
I never understood why these fans do this. Not only are you going to get arrested but possibly get your ass beat by a 250 lbs+ man.
Have you ever been to a wrestling show? Crowds are normally filled with fukking idiots. If you are capable of chanting "fight forever" you are capable of doing this stupid shyt.