Length of Titus O’Neil’s suspension from WWE reduced

UPDATE 2x: WWE has reduced his suspension from 90 days to 60 days.

UPDATE: Bryan Alvarez reported on Wednesday’s edition of Wrestling Observer Live that Vince suspended Titus to send a message to the locker room. WWE feels that the talents need to stop “messing around” and be professionals. As of late, several talents have “been riding the line” in terms of following the company rules lately.

Alvarez said that this incident was “one messing around too many” and McMahon used Titus as an example.

Original: WWE has suspended Titus O’Neil after he had an incident with Vince McMahon on RAW. After RAW went off the air on the USA Network, the WWE Network streamed a live feed from the arena of Daniel Bryan celebrating with fans at ringside following his retirement speech. All of the main roster WWE stars were on stage as well as Vince McMahon. Bryan was hugged by Vince and walked to the back. Before the live feed ended, O’Neill grabbed McMahon in a “playful, physical way.” However, McMahon wasn’t too thrilled and ended up shoving O’Neil. McMahon was angry at being grabbed and that led to the suspension. It’s worth nothing that McMahon did not appear angry to me but perhaps he was as he got backstage.

WWE informed O’Neil that he was suspended when he arrived at Tuesday’s SmackDown TV tapings and he was told to go home. It’s being reported that he has been suspended for upwards of 90 days.

WWE has removed the WWE Network exclusive video of Bryan’s farewell from Youtube, WWE.com and the WWE Network.

Source: PWInsider

Andrew Ravens
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