Deonna Purrazzo Details Stalker Incident, Echoes Call for Enhanced Wrestler Security

Deonna Purrazzo revealed on social media that last August a man drove from Connecticut to New Jersey to meet her at WrestleCon after believing they were in a relationship, then returned to Connecticut to attend a local show the next day. The ROH Women’s Pure Champion said she tried to file a report with Orlando police when she returned home, but was told they could not document the incident since it didn’t occur in Florida, prompting her to stress why she trains with firearms, carries pepper spray, and uses a personal alarm.

Purrazzo’s account came in support of Jordynne Grace’s call for public figures to maintain security after Grace warned about doxxing and threats; it also follows other recent fan safety concerns, including a stalker case involving Liv Morgan and an instance where a fan obtained Rhea Ripley’s phone number. The increasing number of publicized incidents has fueled debate across wrestling about the need for stronger protections for performers.

Originally reported by Wrestling Observer: https://www.f4wonline.com/news/aew/deonna-purrazzo-shares-scary-aew-stalker-story/.