Paige + Alberto in Public, Paige’s Family Strips Alberto of Championship

Paige and Alberto El Patron were spotted together in public for the first time since the “airport incident” last week. They were together, seemingly happily, at a soccer game in San Antonio, TX, according to PWInsider, who posted this video:

Reader Victoria Gonzales sent along this video of @PrideOfMexico & @RealPaigeWWE at soccer game in San Antonio today. pic.twitter.com/rQq0vvkKaQ

— PWInsider.com (@PWInsidercom) July 17, 2017

Meanwhile, the World Association of Wrestling (WAW), a UK promotion that is owned by Paige’s family, has stripped Alberto El Patron of the WAW Undisputed World Heavyweight Championship. They posted this statement on their website:

The WAW Undisputed World Heavyweight Championship has been declared vacant at last night’s Academy Show in Costessey, following a unanimous decision by the WAW Championship Committee. The WAWCC’s decision was announced by Zak Knight but no information was revealed regarding the crowning of a new champion. Since the announcement several individuals have announced their desire to compete for the title. Both European Heavyweight Champion Robin Lekime and British Heavyweight Champion Aaron Sharp have already revealed their desire to add more gold to their repertoire, as well as former World Heavyweight Champion Brad Slayer and former European Heavyweight Champion King Kendo. With four of WAW’s top competitors already eyeing up the most prestigious title will anyone else step forward in the hope of gaining public support?

A 32 man tournament has been announced to determine a new Undisputed World Heavyweight Champion over the course of the rest of 2017 with the final taking place at Epic Studios, Norwich in December. The entrants into this tournament will be deliberated by the WAWCC over the coming weeks before brackets are announced.

Notably, they didn’t even mention Alberto El Patron by name. Last week, Paige’s brother Roy alleged that Alberto “beat” Paige and that if he saw Alberto, Roy would “go back to jail.”