The highly anticipated Mr. McMahon documentary, which was released last month, has captured the attention of wrestling fans. The film delves into Vince McMahons controversial life and career, uncovering various details. However, it appears Shelton Benjamin stated that Vince McMahon incriminated himself in the documentary.

The Netflix docuseries on Vince McMahon has created lots of discussions about the former WWE chairman and his controversial actions during his time in power. The series delved into several sensitive issues, includingSables sexual harassment case, McMahons attempts todefend himself against past assault allegationsand also him claiming his mindhas several computers running at the same time.

While speaking on Gabby AF, Shelton Benjamin stated that he didnt find anything shocking in Vince McMahons Netflix documentary. He mentioned that most of the stories shared were already known to him and didnt reveal anything new or surprising. While Benjamin avoided discussing any intimate details, he did feel that Vince McMahon occasionally revealed more than necessary. There were moments when McMahon made comments that, according to Benjamin, seemed to give credibility to the negative things being said about him, which could have been avoided with a bit more caution as McMahon simply incriminated himself.

A former WWE star also claimed that Vince McMahon will be tarred and feathered in a new documentary in the future. Nonetheless, McMahons reputation is at an all-time low and the Netflix documentary certainly did him no favors.

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