Vincent Kennedy McMahon is a retired American professional wrestling promoter, executive, and media proprietor. He served as the chairman and chief executive officer of WWE, the largest professional wrestling company, until 2022. He is also the founder and owner of Alpha Entertainment.
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Returns to smackdown:
“Our global audience can take comfort in knowing WWE will continue to entertain you with the same fervor, dedication and passion as always,” the statement continued.
“I am extremely confident in the continued success of WWE, and I leave our company in the capable hands of an extraordinary group of superstars, employees and executives – in particular, both Chairwoman and Co-CEO Stephanie McMahon and Co-CEO Nick Khan.
Retire 2020:
Vince McMahon announces retirement from WWE amid hush money scandal. World Wrestling Entertainment impresario Vince McMahon announced Friday he is retiring amid an investigation into alleged misconduct involving the flamboyant showman who turned a small wrestling company into a worldwide entertainment business.
Vince McMahon, the chairman and CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment, is retiring from his roles, he announced Friday.
Gone from wwe:
Vince McMahon, chief executive officer and chairman of World Wrestling Entertainment announced his retirement on Friday at the age of 77.
In a tweet posted in the late afternoon McMahon stated that “At 77, time for me to retire.” He then thanked the WWE universe.
Allegations wsj:
The announcement comes a month after McMahon stepped down from his duties amid allegations that the CEO paid up to $12 million in hush money to former employees.
McMahon is being investigated by WWE’s board of directors over allegations that he’d paid millions of dollars to various women in exchange for their silence regarding his relationships and misconduct. While the investigation was ongoing, the longtime WWE boss stepped down from his role as chairman and CEO.
