In that case, I hope he realizes how badly he fucked up, and I get that he couldn't have possibly known what he was party to instigating.
But it would probably send me on a downward spiral to find out that my throw away tough talk while playing a character was taken as "giving the go ahead" to someone who did what he did that less than an hr later.
Same with the Samoan/Hawaiian guy who suggested incorporating the misunderstanding into the story of the match when they had literally just shook up and squashed it.
Again, obviously they can't be expected to notice something that they don't even know to be on the look out for.
Maybe it's time to define the lines between "working and not working"

more clearly, this happened one goof up at a time, one after another after another right under all of their noses.
The blurring of reality and make believe will end up costing multiple people untold amounts when it's all said and done