Former WWE star Elayna Black (Cora Jade) has been accused of lying about sexual assault allegations made by against a fan at WrestleCon. Jasmin St. Claire claims she spoke with convention staff who defended the accused individual’s character.
The controversy stems from an incident during WrestleMania week when Black accused a fan of sexually assaulting her at WrestleCon. Black immediately recorded a video of the accused individual and posted it to social media, calling out his behavior.
St. Claire Defends Accused Fan
Speaking on her show, the former ECW star revealed she contacted WrestleCon staff about the incident. According to St. Claire, convention workers provided background information that contradicted Black’s account.
“By the way, really quick, some people were asking about that whole situation with that girl and the fan at WrestleCon. There are cameras there, guys. You know what? And if something did happen, so be it. But for what I did hear from someone that’s worked at that convention for years, they’ve never had a problem with that specific man. So take it for what it is. Some girls just say stuff… If something bad happened, then oh well,” St. Claire said.
Black’s Original Accusation
When the alleged assault occurred, Black recorded the accused fan and posted the video to social media. She did not hold back in her condemnation of the individual’s actions.
“Just got sexually assaulted by a fan at WrestleCon! If anyone sees this guy ban him from anything ever. Hey—you’re a sick f****** pig. You like to grab women’s a**** and then come to conventions? F*** you. You’re f****** sick and disgusting—you pig. Get the f*** out,” Black stated in the video.
KC Navarro Responds to Incident
Black’s boyfriend, wrestler KC Navarro, issued a lengthy statement following the incident. He criticized both the alleged assailant and WrestleCon security for their handling of the situation.
“I just want to address something that happened today at WrestleCon. Obviously, everybody’s seeing what’s going on. You see the video down below. I don’t know what the f*** is up with dudes. And you know what? I’m going to speak up because I know no one else is going to do it. But what gives you the right to touch a woman?” Navarro said.
He continued:
“Now, I had my guard down for 10 seconds when this whole situation happened. But as soon as I realized what happened and security did absolutely nothing but sit there, I grabbed the motherf**** myself and I threw him out myself.”
Navarro emphasized the need for respect regardless of a performer’s online presence.
“I don’t give a f*** if you guys want to subscribe to OnlyFans and have your fantasies… I don’t care if you guys are the biggest Elayna Black fans… At the end of the day, she’s a f****** woman. Have some f****** respect,” he stated.