Ricochet Apologizes for Mocking Fan With Multiple Sclerosis Comment
On March 17, professional wrestler Ricochet issued an apology via X after telling a fan he was glad she contracted multiple sclerosis (MS) in response to her mocking his acting following the AEW Revolution pay-per-view event where he lost National Championship. The backlash intensified when critics noted that MS is not contagious and described it as "absolutely shameful," leading fans, including one named Sandi who had previously teased him about his performance at Tokyo Dome's Wrestle Dynasty earlier in 2025 to call out the controversy surrounding AEW Revolution itself on March 17.
Key Points
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1AEW wrestler Ricochet apologized for telling an online fan he was glad she contracted multiple sclerosis (MS).
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2The incident occurred after the March AEW Revolution pay-per-view event, where fans criticized his in-character jab at a woman named Sandi.
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3Ricochet deleted the original post on X and issued statements acknowledging that taking out hatred for internet wrestling culture was inappropriate.
Developments
Ricochet apologized for an insensitive tweet wishing a fan well on her Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis after facing significant backlash from fans and commentators who criticized his earlier comments about Sandi Lee at IWC 2019, though he has not yet confirmed any contractual consequences. The wrestler's apology was met with skepticism regarding its sincerity given the timing of other controversial posts made by him just hours prior to issuing it on March 17, 2026.