Seth Rollins’ Attacker Issues Apology

Elisah Spencer, who jumped WWE superstar Seth Rollins this past Monday, has issued an apology over the incident. The 24-year-old claimed he was catfished on social media and that prompted him to attack “The Monday Night Messiah.”

Now Seth Rollins’ attacker is able to speak about the mater, and he seems apologetic.

“I apologized to the WWE for my actions,” Spencer told The Daily News. “I had a legitimate beef but as a grown man I could have settled it a different way … If I saw him today I wouldn’t attack him. I’ve moved on.”

Spencer, 24, attacked Rollins after jumping the barricade during the November 22nd episode of Monday Night RAW. He tackled Rollins from behind while the former WWE champion was making his way to the Gorilla. Security intervened and prevented the attacker from causing any damage to the WWE superstar.

He later released a bizarre video wherein he claimed he had a legitimate beef with the former WWE champion. He also thanked WWE officials “for taking me off Colby Lopez.” The strangest part of the video came with the 24-year-old saying he “did it for Rikishi. I did it for The Rock. I did it for all my tribal family.”

Rollins, on the other hand, spoke to TMZ a day after the incident. He admitted the encounter scared him. “It’s terrifying, brother,” the 35-year-old said. He continued, “No, no serious injuries. Nothing like that. I was safe, we were safe. Everything was okay.” He also declined any additional medical attention afterward.

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