WWE Takes Extra Security Measures After ‘Raw’ Star’s Life Is Threatened originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
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WWE has taken action amid online threats aimed at one rising “Raw” superstar.
Fans were taken aback when one X user threatened the life of Roxanne Perez. A home address was also posted by the user and a date that implied when they would attempt to harm Perez. The account has since been withheld amid an investigation.
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While “Raw” general manager Adam Pearce didn’t directly mention “The Prodigy,” he did assure WWE fans on X that the proper steps were being taken to protect the emerging star.
Fightful reports that WWE added extra security measures for Perez’s meet and greet this past weekend. It was noted in the report that WWE is taking the threats “very seriously.”
Roxanne Perez celebrates a victory on “WWE Monday Night Raw.”(via WWE)
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This isn’t the first time a female WWE superstar has been targeted by someone. The alleged stalker of “Monday Night Raw” star Liv Morgan was reportedly arrested outside of the WWE Performance Center in Orlando after the June 3 edition of “NXT.”
Former WWE superstar Sonya Deville was also the victim of a serious situation involving a stalker. Phillip A. Thomas II had been accused of driving to Deville’s home in an attempt to kidnap her in 2020. Prosecutors said Thomas entered the home and waited for Deville.
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A spokesperson for the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s office confirmed that Thomas remained in Deville’s home with a knife, mace, plastic zip ties, and duct tape. Months prior to the incident, Thomas allegedly sent a slew of threatening messages to Deville and her family and friends.
Thomas was ultimately arrested and agreed to a plea deal that would keep him behind bars for 15 years.
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This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 9, 2025, where it first appeared.
