The legal battle between Janel Grant and Vince McMahon has escalated, with Grants attorneys filing a motion to amend her lawsuit, revealing disturbing new allegations against the former WWE CEO and his longtime right-hand man, John Laurinaitis.
In a statement released to Ringside News, Grants legal team claims to have obtained never-before-seen text and voice messages from McMahon, allegedly proving that he coerced her into sexual acts and offered her to other men, including WWE talent. Attorney Ann Callis released a statement addressing the latest developments:
The amended complaint provides shocking new details about McMahons alleged conduct, including:
- McMahon allegedly offered Grant to WWE Superstar Brock Lesnar for a sexual encounter while negotiating a new contract with him and instructed her to send Lesnar sexually explicit photos and videos.
- A graphic text message from McMahon detailed his fantasy of watching multiple men surround Grant and leave her physically wrecked.
- Another message allegedly showed McMahon stating that he alone had the power to arrange Grants sexual encounters.
- McMahon allegedly filmed Grant while she was nude and sent the video to John Laurinaitis without her knowledge or consent.
- WWEs 2022 internal investigation into McMahons NDAs allegedly never interviewed Grant, despite her involvement in the scandal.
- A transcript of a voicemail from McMahon revealed him attempting to pressure Grant into signing an NDA quickly to prevent him from being ousted from WWE, saying she needed to do it really fin fast so he wouldnt get kicked out of his own fin company.
- A previously revealed text message from McMahon to Grant allegedly stated: Im the only one who owns U and controls who I want to f* U.**
The timing of this amended complaint is significant, coming just one day before the 2025 WWE Royal Rumble. The allegations against McMahon raise serious concerns about WWEs corporate culture and could put pressure on TKO Group Holdings, which now owns WWE, to publicly address the situation.
Despite McMahon resigning from his position within TKO, his influence over WWE for decades means the company could still face scrutiny over how it handled past allegations. The lawsuit also raises questions about Brock Lesnars involvement, as WWE has yet to respond to the claims regarding him.
This case is far from over, and with damning new evidence being presented, the legal battle could get even messier.
With these latest revelations, what do you think happens next? Will WWE address these new claims, or will this fight play out entirely in court? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.
