JBL reveals a very strange anecdote about Vince McMahon

Vince McMahon’s image has been greatly damaged in the last two years and he himself has decided to move away from WWE to avoid further repercussions. The former boss of the company has ended up at the center of a series of scandals, which have concerned his behavior towards several employees (especially women).

Vince decided to leave WWE in the summer of 2022, a choice that shocked the whole world and started a new era for this business. His place was taken by Triple H, who drastically changed many aspects of the company and the results were very satisfactory.

The WWE Universe is very happy with the work done by The Game to date, many new projects have been inaugurated and the shows have a better organization than in the previous era. The Stamford-based federation is continuing to grow and 2025 will be a very important year for the company.

WWE is already setting up storylines for the Royal Rumble and WrestleMania 41, but they won’t be the only major events in the early part of the new year. On January 6, 2025, WWE will host the first-ever episode of Monday Night Raw on Netflix, which will also feature legends such as John Cena and The Rock.

In addition, HHH has established a much healthier relationship with the superstars and the atmosphere backstage has improved a lot by the athletes’ own admission. Everyone knows that Vince McMahon has a bad temper and that it was not easy to work by his rules, which often became real fixations.

JBL on Vince McMahon

On the latest edition of the ‘Something to Wrestle With’ podcast, former SmackDown champion JBL revealed a truly disturbing anecdote about Vince: “The mid-90s, man, I remember people used to do that. God, that was the worst thing ever, I mean, the worst thing ever. You’d get guys who would come up to you and give you that little limp noodle handshake, trying to show you they’re a worker. You could tell if the guy was a worker just by looking at his forehead, you didn’t…