OCWFED Superstar Suspended and Fined Following Incident

 

OCWFED Superstar Marisa Welch, formerly known as "Marisa MAC," has been hit with a substantial fine and suspension following an incident involving veteran OCWFED News Correspondent Stacy Clark. On Friday's episode of RIOT (Episode 628), Ms. Welch attempted to choke Ms. Clark during an interview segment prior to her main event match against OCW legend Dragana Cesar. Following the incident, OCWFED’s Mr. Sensation was reportedly furious and reprimanded Ms. Welch backstage after her match.

 

Witnesses recount that during a heated exchange with Mr. Sensation, Ms. Welch tried to downplay the incident, referring to it as "light choking." Mr. Sensation retorted, "Number one, I don’t know how they do things in Vegas, and number two, I don’t know what you do in the privacy of your bedroom, but choking, be it light, medium, or heavy, is still considered 'F********** ASSAULT.'"

 

Ms. Welch then attempted to shift the blame to Ms. Clark, alleging the correspondent made an unprompted comment about her personal life. Mr. Sensation dismissed this, responding, "AND? What are you, nine? If I opted to assault anyone who said something stupid to me, this locker room would just be me, Drago, and Dupree playing TEW and wasting millions. GROW UP!"

 

This incident is the latest in a string of altercations involving OCWFED staff. Earlier this year, OCW Hall of Famer Larry Mugen and former CCW Champion Wrex were both fined and suspended for assaulting Senior Referee Greg. Other fines were handed out to various superstars as recently as September.

OCWFED takes the safety of its staff seriously, with a zero-tolerance policy towards violence against non-wrestlers. More than a year ago, Claudio Stardom was fired for repeatedly assaulting staff, though he eventually returned as an ambassador and earned the right to compete again after a lengthy rehabilitation process.

 

In response to the increasing incidents of staff abuse, OCWFED has tightened its disciplinary measures. As a result, Marisa Welch has been fined $100,000, in addition to covering any medical expenses incurred by Stacy Clark. She has also been suspended and will not appear at the upcoming Go Home Show Turmoil 323.

 

Stacy Clark, who has been with OCWFED since 2006, is a respected figure in the company, known for her interviews with numerous competitors throughout OCWFED’s history. The attack on her has left management, including Riot General Manager Tiberius Dupree, deeply concerned. Dupree commented, "This place is like Arkham Asylum," as the company grapples with a wave of violence involving not just Ms. Welch, but also OCW Women's Champion Deborah and Turmoil General Manager EMP.

 

With the escalating aggression and unrest, fans are demanding action to curb the wave of violence that has swept through OCWFED recently.