WWE fans demand woman is banned over what she did to CM Punk and Cody Rhodes as new footage of incident emerges

An incident that took place after this week's WWE show in Glasgow has picked up over 2.4 million views on social media, with fans demanding that the fan involved is banned from future events.

As part of the Road to WrestleMania 41 European Tour, the WWE and its high-profile roster of superstars arrived in Glasgow on Monday to entertain the thousands in attendance, as well as the millions watching at home on Netflix.

John Cena, who recently turned heel for the first time in 22 years at Elimination Chamber, was roundly booed by those inside The OVO Hydro arena in Scotland as he delivered a memorable promo on RAW.

“I am going to ruin wrestling,” Cena said. “I am going to ruin wrestling for every fan, every wrestler, for everyone. At WrestleMania, I make history by winning a 17th championship, and finally force you to forget the name of the fun machine, jet-flying, ‘woo’, Ric Flair."

After the show went off air, Cody Rhodes and CM Punk could be seen taking pictures on the entrance ramp with fans who stayed behind.

Unfortunately, however, both superstars appeared visibly frustrated when a member of the audience started to inappropriately provoke them while taking pictures.

As you can see from the footage below, CM Punk, real name Phillip Jack Brooks, can be seen telling the woman to stop after being touched on numerous occasions. Rhodes also looked increasingly frustrated.

Here's how fans on social media reacted to the scene.

One said: "You can clearly see Punk getting mad and telling her to stop touching him. ban her," while another commented: "This is DISGUSTING."

A third wrote: "This is gross. Wrestlers are still people and just because you feel like you may know them because you watch them on TV or livestreams doesn’t mean you’re friends. Do better."

A fourth said: "This is not on at all. This kind of behaviour gives all fans a bad name," and a fifth added: "See people like this ruin it for the rest of us who are respectful and patient. Ugh."

Monday Night Raw will return to London for the first time in nearly six years on Monday at The O2 Arena.