WWE star Amy Weber reveals she was bullied and 'physically harmed' by Randy Orton and Edge
Former WWE star Amy Weber has said she quit professional wrestling in 2005 after being harassed by star wrestlers Randy Orton and Edge on a flight. Weber, an actress, musician, model, and real estate agent, was a WWE Diva from 2004-2005.
The 47-year-old posted a video on her YouTube channel with the title ‘The Truth Finally Revealed About My Time In The WWE’, where she talked about the bullying. Narrating her experience in the video, Weber said the incident happened during a WWE tour and when they were flying from Japan to Alaska.
While on the plane, the ‘Kolobos’ star thought that her tail bone was broken, so she discussed the issue with her trainer, who then asked her to get some ibuprofen from the men’s locker room.
As she went to get the medication, she also thought to get some rest because she had to attend various events after they landed. Hence, she lied across three seats.
However, things took an ugly turn when suddenly Edge and Randy decided to bully her. “We were all sleeping. Randy Orton decided to come up behind my chair and he slammed into it like a linebacker, so hard that I landed on the floor of the airplane. And then he said to me, ‘You’re gonna learn.’ I didn’t understand what he was talking about. So I turned around, went back to sleep,” Weber said in her video post.
She further said that she later woke up and found that Edge was pouring his drink on her face. “So immediately I popped up, I looked up, and I saw Edge, yes, you, Edge, with a partially drank drink in his hand, there was a little bit left, and it was the same color that was basically all over me. So I stood upon the airplane seat, and I was eye-to-eye to him, and I said, ‘Do you have a problem with me?’ And he goes, ‘What are you talking about?’ Of course, he denied it, but the drink was in his hand,” she said.
Weber said in the video that after the flight landed, she decided she will never work with the platform where there is no respect for her. “When I got to Alaska, Shane McMahon was there, we were all getting our bags, and I was done. I just felt like I couldn’t continue to be in an environment where people really had no respect for me.
"They had their reasons but I don’t think taking two Ibuprofen for someone to call you names, try to physically harm you, and then pour a drink in your face,” she added.