Female wrestler's underwear exposed in 'massive broadcast accident'... Colleague rips clothes during live broadcast, saying, "I was just trying to boost morale, but it went too far"

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A major broadcast accident occurred during a live U.S. professional wrestling broadcast when a wrestler's outfit tore, exposing her underwear.

The British 'The Sun' recently reported that "Minami Shirakawa tore the shirt of her teammate Harley Cameron during a pre-match interview for AEW (All Elite Wrestling), shocking viewers."

On that day, Cameron and Shirakawa were preparing for a tag team match against Chris Sabin and Hikaru Shida. During the pre-match interview, noticing that Cameron appeared somewhat nervous, Shirakawa took a spontaneous action to boost her teammate's morale. She suddenly tore Cameron's T-shirt in front of the live broadcast camera, urging her to have confidence.

However, Shirakawa was unaware that Cameron was not wearing her wrestling gear and had only her underwear on beneath the T-shirt. The unexpected exposure shocked those on site, and a flustered Shirakawa immediately apologized. In contrast, Cameron remained calm. She chanted her signature catchphrase, "Feel the wrath," and turned the crisis into a performance by completely removing the torn T-shirt.

Fans reacted strongly to this bizarre incident. Viewers expressed surprise on social media (SNS), saying, "The moment I thought Harley's outfit looked nice, it got torn," "I was looking at my smartphone, looked up, and she was tearing her clothes," and "I went out of the room and came back, and it was exactly that scene."

While the incident became a hot topic, the match ended in defeat. Cameron and Shirakawa struggled against Sabin and Shida. Ultimately, Shida hit Cameron with her finishing move, the "Falcon Arrow," securing a pinfall victory.

With this loss, Cameron failed to break her recent slump. The media reported that "Cameron has been going through a difficult period since the tag team 'Babes of L.A.', which she formed with Willow Nightingale in March, was disbanded."

Previously, the duo had gone undefeated for 95 days before losing the AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship.

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