The pro wrestling world is full of wild stories, and some of them are unfortunate. Now, we have a story about one indie wrestler who took things way too far, and now he is paying for it.
Indie wrestler Kreepy the Clown, whose real name is Michael R. Keihn, Sr., encountered legal issues after an incident at an Indiana Powerhouse Wrestling event. Now he is facing charges.
According to FOX 59, Michael R. Keihn, Sr. was apprehended following a live event in Muncie, Indiana. Court documents state that a 34-year-old fan with autism attended the wrestling show with a caregiver and was described as noisy, which upset some nearby people. After the event, Keihn allegedly confronted the fan, elbowing him in the back of the head and using strong language.
The fan struck back by hitting Keihn in the face with a soda can, but others present obstructed the caregiver’s attempts to intervene. Keihn verbally attacked the fan with derogatory remarks before eventually being advised to leave by a witness.
An IPW representative confirmed that Keihn admitted involvement in the altercation and claimed the fan had provoked him. Consequently, Keihn was terminated from the company.
The victim suffered injuries, including a broken nose and multiple facial cuts. Keihn is now facing a battery charge, with the potential of a one to six-year prison sentence if convicted.
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