The newly released Mr. McMahon documentary on Netflix has brought fresh controversy to Vince McMahon’s already complicated legacy.
One of the most shocking revelations comes from former WWE star Mario Mancini, who suggested that McMahon had a “hitman” to handle his “dirty work.”
During an appearance on the Power & Glory podcast, Mancini was asked if he ever feared standing by former WWE referee Rita Chatterton during her legal battle against McMahon.
In response, Mancini alleged:
“There was only one known hitman for Vince. And he’s still alive, so I really don’t wanna say his name. But he took care of his dirty work. There’s only one.”
The documentary covers McMahon’s career in detail, addressing controversial issues like sexual harassment claims from Sable and assault allegations from Chatterton.
While the identity of the alleged “hitman” remains undisclosed, Mancini’s claims add yet another twist to McMahon’s already controversial past.
This comes alongside allegations from a former WWE writer that McMahon may have incriminated himself during the documentary.
As attention around the series grows, fans are left speculating about whether McMahon’s past could lead to further legal consequences, especially given the ongoing sexual trafficking lawsuit against him.
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