has a wrestler ever been rude to you?

I have been very fortunate over theyears to meet nearly everyone on the current and past rosters.
With that said "rude or bad experiences" at times has to be taken into question.
For starters none of us really know what kind of day the person is/was having prior to having that chance of meeting them.
I say this because I got to know Edge pretty well between 2005-2008 from pictures I had taken and given him. One day upon seeing him he politely looked at me as Iapproached and said "Hey buddy how are ya? Just not in the modd today if thats okay"?
That moment made me realise they are human and have lives away from the ring just like anyone else.

Now The Undertaker? WOW..... This guy has given me more excuses and rude comments over the years I do not know where to begin.

Sunny.

I've told the story on here at least a dozen times but another time won't hurt. In 2001 I was 14 years old and was being trained to wrestle by a family friend. One weekend my trainer, his wife, my trainer's friend who was also a wrestler (we'll call him James for the story), and Sunny came to a boat club bar my dad was a member of. Chris Candido was working in Japan and Sunny was having an affair with "James" and was not trying to hide it very well. She was pretty open about their screwing.

Anyway, when I was introduced to her she was pretty friendly until she saw my ECW shirt and had an expression of disgust. My sister, who was in college at the time, showed up a little while later and her and I were sort of play fighting ala pretending to punch each other's arms and stuff while laughing the entire time. Next thing I know Sunny punches me as hard as she can on my arm. When I turn to her to see why she did it she says "You NEVER hit a woman." Clearly my sister and I were goofing off but Sunny must have saw something different?

The rest of the night she looked like she didn't want to be there. She would look at other people in this bar and shake her head in disgust. Eventually she asked "James" to leave and they did. A month later Candido was back and "James" never spoke to her again until this past weekend at WM when he attended the HOF.

Sure and I dont think you are being an ass for asking.
I will preface this by saying I have stood face to face with him over 10 times. Not one autograph or a picture with him.
I was staying at a Marriott for a ppv and he was staying there. My buddy and I approached him as we all came out of the bar and he said "Dont you 2 have mothers to go home too"? Mind you at the time I was in my early 30's.
Another time only 4 of s were around him. he looked at everyones items they had to hopefully get signed. He said I wont sign anything (literally all we had in our hands). So that was another strike.
Another moment at a Marriott in Pittsburgh. he is with Michelle and she signed. Again I was staying there for Raw. He says catch me alone I will get ya later. So the next morning going on noon as he was leaving for the arena (he is ALONE) I asked for a pic and he said and I quote "You thought I was serious"
So yeah when I seepeople with pics of him I think "be happy ya got him when you did".

I never had a 'rude' experience per se, but John Morrison would be the one I met who seemed really uncomfortable doing Axxess. He didn't talk much and was pretty quick with the signing.

The most surprising one was Orton in 2006. After hearing all the rumors of how much of a bunghole he was, my friend and I were kind of nervous to meet him at Best Buy. But to my surprise - he was very cool and talkative. I wished him well at WM(22).

Honorable mentions for surprising me as not being rude:

Mr. Kennedy
Chris Jericho
MVP
Big Show

Michael McGullicutty was the rudest wrestler I ever met. I went to a Raw the night Punk took over Nexus and stopped at a rest stop for food afterward. I didn't even notice, but when I got on line for food I was directly behind the Nexus (sans Punk), Miz & Alex Riley (It was just us and them there). My brother and I were talking about the show and my phone got a e-mail and McGullicutty who was directly in front of me, shot me this look and was acting like "great these marks are gonna bug us for autographs", when really all we wanted was food just like them and didn't even bother them. Then they decided to leave because they were sick of waiting for food, and McGullicutty not saying excuse me pretty much pushed me out of the way to leave. (It was a bank style line). Alex Riley seeing this going down, came over and apologized for McGullicutty's behavior and talked to us for a little bit. Long story short, McGullicutty - Rude, Riley - Class Act.