WWE Referee Apologizes for Mistake During SmackDown

Charles Robinson took to social media to apologize for an officiating error during a Triple Threat match on the recent WWE SmackDown.

WWE official Charles Robinson has issued a public apology following a mistake he made during a Triple Threat match on a recent broadcast of WWE SmackDown. The contest featured Jimmy Uso, Solo Sikoa, and Rey Fenix.

The error occurred when Rey Fenix had Solo Sikoa in a pinning predicament. Robinson, who was officiating the match, admittedly hesitated in initiating the pinfall count. This delay allowed Solo Sikoa sufficient time to break the pin once the count began.

Subsequently, Solo Sikoa went on to win the Triple Threat match.

Following the event, Charles Robinson addressed the incident on social media, taking full responsibility for his actions. He posted: “Sorry,…out of position and missed the count on @wwe #smackdown. We all mess up and learn from our mistakes.”

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