WWE Fan Banned From ThunderDome Over "Fire Velveteen Dream" Sign, WWE Uses Director For ThunderDome

By Marc Middleton

WWE has a ThunderDome director telling fans how to react and giving them certain prompts during last night's WWE SummerSlam pay-per-view.

It was noted on Wrestling Observer Radio that the coordinator, receiving instructions from WWE via headset, could be heard by all fans who were on the show via ThunderDome registration.

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Twitter user @KristenAshly noted that fans were first prompted to "go nuts" after the opening pyro went off. They were also told to give a thumbs down for Sonya Deville, who lost the "No DQ, Loser Leaves WWE" match against Mandy Rose. Fans were also told to raise their red cups, if they had them, for RAW Tag Team Champions The Street Profits.

It was also noted that fans were asked to not move their screens around or put their fingers on the cameras. Kristen also said there was a lag between what fans were doing and what was shown on the screen.

On a related note, there was a lot of social media chatter over one fan was able to get the "Fire Velveteen Dream" sign on The ThunderDome. This is the same hashtag that trended worldwide after The Velveteen Dream made his return to WWE NXT this month.

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As seen in the tweets below, the fan @RemingSteele, revealed on Twitter that he has been banned from The ThunderDome due to the "Fire Dream" sign. You can see his related tweets below:

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