Below are a couple of top news stories of the day, featuring Saraya and Vince McMahon.
• Saraya Issues Statement After A Fan Tried To Kiss Her On The Lips
A fan tried to kiss Saraya at a recent autograph signing event. Saraya issued the following statement about it on X:
“Crazy I have to say this but. If you come to my signings.. please don’t try to kiss me anywhere. Especially ON MY MOUTH. He wasn’t able to because I moved. But Jesus f***ing Christ.”
Saraya also posted a video about this, where she emphasized the importance of consent, stating that such actions are inappropriate and constitute assault.
She proposed a shift to handshakes instead of hugs at future events to maintain safer boundaries with fans. She expressed gratitude to her supporters and reassured them that she is okay despite the unsettling experience.
Thank you ❤️ pic.twitter.com/9nlYbhWRX1
— SARAYA (@Saraya) May 18, 2025
Also Read: Saraya Says Kane Has “Lost His F**king Mind”
• Vince McMahon Will Get Inducted Into The WWE Hall Of Fame In 5 Years, Says WWF Veteran
Dutch Mantell (Uncle Zebekiah in WWF and Zeb Colter in WWE) believes Vince McMahon will eventually be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, but not anytime soon.
Speaking on Story Time with Dutch Mantell, the wrestling veteran said WWE will likely wait before honoring its former CEO due to the ongoing legal issues surrounding McMahon.
“I think they still need some separation,” Mantell said. “I don’t think while this is pending, I don’t think Vince is going in. I do think that Vince would go in at some point, but they would need time and distance between the event occurring and the lawsuit ending, and then Vince may go in.”
When asked if the induction would be posthumous, Mantell gave a timeline. “I think he will go in after 5 years. I think they’ll settle the suit in the next year, and he’s free to go,” he said.
McMahon left WWE in 2022 amid legal trouble but returned in 2023 to help finalize the merger with Endeavor. WWE has since distanced itself after TKO Group Holdings cut ties with him in 2024.
