Vince McMahon has long been one of the most controversial figures in the world of professional wrestling. Known for his monumental contributions to WWE, McMahons life has recently been spotlighted in the Mr. McMahon documentary, which delves into his accomplishments as well as his many controversies, including the Sable sexual harassment case and allegations of assault. Despite all he has done in the wrestling industry, it appears McMahon doesnt surround himself with reminders of his career at home.
Speaking on Sportskeedas WrestleBinge, former WWE writer Vince Russo discussed his time working with McMahon, revealing that McMahons home was devoid of wrestling memorabilia. Russo, who has visited McMahons house many times, noted that there were no championship belts, posters, or any paraphernalia related to McMahons wrestling career in the areas he saw.
Russo found this absence interesting and noted that it mirrors McMahons mindset. According to Russo, both he and McMahon prefer to keep work and home separate, focusing more on future goals rather than basking in past accolades. Russo explained that McMahon is more of a business mastermind than a fan of wrestling itself, with his passion being WWEs success rather than the wrestling industry at large.
Russo emphasized that McMahons lack of memorabilia was not surprising to him, as McMahon was always more interested in growing his company than being involved in wrestling outside of WWE.
Russo also shared that during his time working for McMahon, he had to inform him about happenings in other wrestling promotions such as WCW and ECW, as McMahon was largely unaware of events outside of WWE. I know he didnt have a clue about New Japanhe didnt, Chris. He knew nothing about wrestling outside of his company.
Recently, McMahons name was removed from the Forbes Top 400 Wealthiest list, adding to his ongoing legal troubles involving a sexual trafficking lawsuit. As the federal investigation into the allegations against him continues, this latest revelation about McMahons personal life only adds to the complex portrait of a man who prioritizes business success over wrestling nostalgia.
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