Vince McMahon’s trainer has spoken out.
In case you missed it — Vince McMahon tendered his resignation from his spot as Executive Chairman of TKO Group following the Wall Street Journal revealing a lawsuit against the now former Chairman, stemming from the alleged sexual assault and trafficking of former WWE employee, Janel Grant.
Due to the lawsuit, WWE and TKO Group have completely cut ties with McMahon. Being ousted from the company has seen McMahon not be present backstage or even in the stands as a fan at WrestleMania for the first time in the event’s 40-year history.
McMahon not being involved in any way at WrestleMania, this year is something that doesn’t sit right with the former chairman’s trainer, Michael A. Monteforte, who shared his frustrations on Instagram.
“Vince McMahon was unable to attend his first WrestleMania. How quickly people forget, that without his vision, there would be no Wrestling or WrestleMania. Sadly, when a person is down, the people who they say love you, turn their backs on you.”
– Vince McMahon’s Trainer on McMahon Not Being Able to Attend WrestleMania 40
A Chicago-based law firm has launched a campaign for alleged victims to come forward and potentially receive compensation for what they’ve endured, more information on that campaign can be found by clicking here.
Vince McMahon is currently under federal investigation for the allegations.
BodySlam will have complete coverage of night two of WrestleMania 40, tonight, beginning at 7:00 p.m. EDT/4:00 p.m. PDT.
