WWE star Chelsea Green has been banned after an incident. Green has been on a streak recently, winning the Women’s U.S. Title and AAA Mixed Tag Team Titles with Ethan Page.
While her current run in the ring is going well, she had an unsavory experience at the International Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame. She posted a video on X/Twitter of her entering the association’s premises and searching for a plaque with her name, among the other legends, on the famous wall. When the official told her she didn’t have one, the Hot Mess took exception to this.
She confronted the official, who then called in security to escort Green out of the building. Later, the International Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame made a post on Facebook, announcing their decision to ban the WWE star from its premises and that they had taken precautions accordingly.
“Effective Immediately! Chelsea Green is BANNED from the International Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame. On Friday, November 14th, Chelsea Green confronted an official at the museum and complained that her image was not displayed at the Hall of Fame. Our security team had to remove Chelsea when she refused to act appropriately. Her image will now be clearly posted at the entrance to the museum to remind all visitors and guests that appropriate decorum is expected at all times,” the post read.
This is obviously the association’s way of continuing their storyline feud with the double champion. As for Green, this incident adds another layer to her entitled on-screen character and is an extension of her antics on WWE TV.
I AM A LEGEND AND DON’T YOU IDIOTS EVER FORGET IT!!!!! #SmackDown pic.twitter.com/irOJbRQAun
— CHELSEA GREEN (@ImChelseaGreen) November 15, 2025
Chelsea Green and Ethan Page retain their AAA Mixed Tag Team Titles
During NXT’s Gold Rush episode this Tuesday, Chelsea Green and Ethan Page defended their AAA Mixed Tag Team Titles against Thea Hail and Joe Hendry.
The match ended in chaotic fashion with Green delivering an Unpretty-Her on Thail for the win.
This continues the momentum for the current Women’s U.S. champion, and she will be keen to keep both straps on her waist for as long as she can.
