As it’s been widely discussed, the WWE Greatest Royal Rumble event yesterday in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia did not feature any female competitors due to the country’s current laws, creating a lot of debate among members of the WWE Universe. During the event yesterday, it seems as if WWE broke one of the rules set forth by the Saudi Arabia General Sports Authority by show an advertisement that featured its female Superstars. Today, the Saudi Arabia GSA has issued an apology for the ad airing on Twitter, which you can see below followed by a translation:

#الهيئة_العامة_للرياضة pic.twitter.com/LsCGEwbu3K

— الهيئة العامة للرياضة (@gsaksa) April 28, 2018

“The General Sport Authority would like to apologize to the viewers and attendees of last night’s WWE event that took place in Jeddah, over the indecent scene involving women that appeared as an ad before a segment. It would like to confirm it’s total disapproval of this, in the shadow of its commitment to eliminate anything that goes against the communities values.

The authority has made sure to ban showing of any segment that involves women wrestling or any scenes related to it, and stipulated that to the company (WWE). The authority also disapproved any promotional stuff with pictures or videos showing women in an indecent way, and emphasized on commitment of this rule. And it’s a commitment that the authority would still commit to forever in all of it’s events and programs.”

Translation c/o Reddit user “compromise”

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