On his 83 Weeks podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff discussed the latest allegations against Vince McMahon, brought forward by Janel Grant.
Bischoff feels bad for Grant, as this memory will remain with her for the rest of her life.
Eric also felt sorry for other McMahon family members, who will be affected by Vince’s alleged actions.
Here’s what the former WCW President said:
“It’s evil and even that word doesn’t really do it justice. It’s just sick, and I mean mentally, emotionally sick, and evil. The victim, because I know all the haters are gonna say, ‘But he didn’t say enough about her’. I can’t imagine what she’s going to go through for the rest of her life.
I’ll pray for her that she finds the right spiritual guidance and mental health guidance because this is never going to leave her. She will be carrying this memory around for the rest of her life, and I can’t imagine that. I can’t even try to imagine it because self-preservation kicks in and I force myself to stop thinking about it.
I feel so bad for the people that are innocent because this is such a dark cloud over everything that’s WWE right now; I do believe that’s going to change, not sooner than later.
It’s going to change, but it’s going to take time, but there are so many innocent people that are affected by this and at the epicenter, obviously friends and family members, like close friends, close family members of the victims as well as the McMahons.
I’m friends with Shane, I think of Stephanie in a very high regard right now and Linda McMahon. I mean, these are people that I’ve met and have worked with and I’ve seen how they’ve treated others. They’re having to bear this as well.
The people that work there, there are so many people that we know that are working hard every day, that are good family people, honest people, contribute to society, help others, I mean really good people that I know there personally, and they’re affected by this.”
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