Paige Spiranac opens up about ‘death threats’ after Internet trolling

An Internet meme put Paige Spianac in a bad light, and she said she got a lot of hate after that.

Spiranac was part of the final team in a 48-person competition of golf influencers and YouTubers run by Barstool Sports and Bob makes sports. He was paired with Frankie Borrelli’s Frankie and the great golfer Malosi Togisala against the great Brad Dalke, and Cody “beefe” Franke and Frances Ellis from Barstool.

The Spiranac team lost the prize of $ 1 million in the 18th hole of the final match, and many viewers looked for karma after callanac and athisala were threatened with cheating scandals. Spiranac was caught on film promoting a lie in the final game, saying he thought he was allowed and started crying. Later, the togisala was thought to be using a tilt on his rangefinder – rangefinders are allowed, but using a tilt was not.

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Spiranac, who received a test at the beginning of the tournament by calling Ellis for not playing in a “golf competition” earlier, has since received “tens of thousands of death threats” Since he accepted the YouTube competition during “a lovely week.”

“The last week and a half is probably the worst hate I’ve gotten in the ten years I’ve been doing it,” Privanac said on his Instagram story. “I’m talking about tens of thousands of death threats, people telling me to kill myself, the worst, most horrible things you can ever say to someone, it’s in the things we talked about that I got a restraining order.” It’s not easy. “

Spiranac has been conspicuously silent on social media since the Championship clash was revealed.

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“I know people wonder why I haven’t posted or why I haven’t talked about it. I just need to get rid of it for my mental health,” she said.

“One thing I really struggle with is wanting to be loved and accepted, and I don’t want someone to never love me, and it’s so difficult to be in a situation where it’s easy to be there.”

Spiranac also said that they don’t know the laws about improving lies, saying they can’t deceive on purpose.

“I’m in pain, I’m so ashamed of the pain that I didn’t know this law…” he said in the story of Instagram, cheating on Karma who hit him with his comments in Ellis. “I would never intentionally cheat. In all my years of playing golf, I have never been accused of cheating.

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The event was held in the summer at the Cedar Lodge Resort in Ridgedale, Missouri, with the final game being played in the Sakokha Valley. Franke, one of the winners, died earlier this month.

Spiranac was one of several early pioneers in the field, including Dalke and Wesley Brian.

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