A notorious bicep-squeezing strange bloke made an appearance during WWE's current UK – and the company had no idea what was going on.
Akinwale Arobieke, from Liverpool, is an infamous six-foot five-inch giant of a man.
He became notorious in the north-west of England after approaching young men and demanding to check out their bodies.
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In 2006, the 58-year-old was issued with a Sexual Offences Prevention Order that banned the touching, measuring, or feeling of other people’s bodies.
The order was later overturned in 2016 as a judge said it could “no longer be justified”.
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So it was to the shock of everyone at the Liverpool Arena on Wednesday (June 29) when his very well-known face appeared on the screen during WWE's show.
The company had asked fans to tweet photos and messages to show on the screen – and in classic Liverpool style, the people obliged.
Wearing a Liverpool FC shirt, he appeared on the big screen giving a thumbs up, with the caption: “Look how happy my dad is to go to #WWELiverpool tonight.”
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The photo was sent in by @Davy1pool, and it didn't take long for several people at the show to post a photo of the screen on Twitter.
Many called it a “legendary move”, while others posted the crying-laughing emoji.
Davy lapped up the fun, and commented: “Got me dad on the screen.”
Another commented: “Plenty of muscles to feel in there.”
WWE will probably be praying that this doesn't happen over the weekend, as it heads to London's O2 Arena for two huge shows – Smackdown on Friday night and Money In The Bank on Saturday – as the company's UK audience is going through a . . . purple . . . patch when it comes to hosting WWE shows in recent years.
WWE brings Money In The Bank to The O2 in London on Saturday, July 1. For tickets visit: https://www.wwe.com/event/money-in-the-bank. Fans can tune in on the WWE Network.
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