Massive detail revealed in deposition of Vince McMahon’s case [REPORT]

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According to Wrestling Observer Newsletter, former WWE board member Michelle McKenna’s deposition reveals a startling detail. When asked what the WWE board thought about the McMahon/Janel Grant situation, she said she firmly believed McMahon should never have been allowed to return to the company. According to her, the rest of the board shared that opinion. Furthermore, another takeaway from the deposition was that the board knew about the complications surrounding McMahon and Janel Grant as early as September 2022, long before the lawsuit was filed in 2024.

A former WWE star believes Vince McMahon intentionally damaged his on-screen character

In an interview on INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet, The Great Khali spoke about his final months in WWE.

According to Khali, Vince McMahon made his character comedic when he came to understand that Khali wanted to leave the company. He also made it clear that McMahon’s intention was to damage his character.

“I think when I just said I didn’t want to work more WWE, after WWE found out, they were thinking, ‘Yeah, Khali wants to leave, he wants to leave, he wants to leave.’ So then he (Vince) made me a comedy wrestler… Because he wanted to kill my character. That’s true. When I started wrestling, all of India watched wrestling. Every kid, woman, man, youngster, old – billion people watched wrestling. So he is thinking, ‘He wants to leave.’ So he made me a comedy wrestler.”

Apart from The Great Khali returning to the Stamford-based promotion in 2018 for WWE Greates⁠t Royal Rumble, he was last seen in the company in 2014 where he was defeated by Rusev. He is currently retired, and is unlikely to step back in the ring in the future.