Vince McMahon's Health Rapidly Declining Since Leaving WWE- Linda McMahon

Former WWE Chairman announced that he will be leaving the wrestling business back in 2022 when he had been charged with an allegation of harassment. McMahon had allegedly paid hush money to settle that allegation and then on left WWE. In 2022, Vince McMahon also sold WWE to Endeavour Holdings, the same company that owns UFC. 

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Together with the acquisition of WWE, the company came to be called TKO Group Holdings. McMahon did try and make a comeback to the business when he was named as the Executive Chairman but he was sued for harassment and had to leave as the case got widespread media attention. 

Vince's Health Declining 

A report has been released by Lee Cole who is the brother of former WWE employee Tom Cole. In his report which he shared on Youtube, Cole shared that Linda McMahon, the wife of Vince McMahon has been telling everyone that she and the McMahon family are close with that Vince McMahon's health is rapidly declining. 

In the description of the video Lee Cole wrote, “Linda McMahon has been telling people close to her that her husband Vince McMahon's health has been progressively worse. Vince McMahon, the former owner of the ‪WWE,‬ was forced to step down six months ago after Janel Grant, a former WWE employee, came out and said she was abused by Vince McMahon.” 

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Vince McMahon is currently 78 years and will turn 79 on August 24th. 

Former WWE Wrestler Speaks Out Against McMahon 

Former WWE superstar Jonathan Coachman revealed recently in an interview with SportsKeeda WrestleBinge that Vince McMahon was a bad boss to work for. He shared an incident during which McMahon made Coachman work on Christmas Eve while he himself was away to spend time with his family. 

“We were forced into the grind, and in my first 10-year run, I only missed one Monday night. I look back on it now, and there are a lot of regrets I have as far as things I missed because we couldn’t stand up for ourselves. I was on Christmas Eve, and I was back home in Kansas. You get a call to come back and shoot something in Connecticut. He wanted to go to Florida to be with his family and really didn’t care about my family. So I did it because I never told him; I only told him no once, and I got beat up for that. So, it is what it is,” said Coachman while speaking about Vince McMahon.