One big thing: WWE star Titus O’Neil acknowledges Vince McMahon’s controversies while expressing gratitude for opportunities
WWE superstar Titus O’Neil shared his thoughts on the recently released Netflix docuseries about Vince McMahon, balancing acknowledgment of serious allegations with appreciation for McMahon’s impact on wrestling.
Key takeaways:
• O’Neil recognizes the indelible mark McMahon left on professional wrestling
• He doesn’t condone alleged actions but remains grateful for opportunities provided
• O’Neil emphasizes the positive impact WWE had on his life and career
What they’re saying:
“At the end of the day, what he built cannot be erased,” O’Neil told US Weekly. “It’s sad that the situation came to what it came to, but I don’t have any bad words for Vince.”
Why it matters:
O’Neil’s perspective offers insight into how some WWE personalities are navigating the complex legacy of Vince McMahon in light of recent controversies.
By the numbers:
• Netflix’s 6-part docuseries on McMahon was released on September 25
• The series was initially announced in October 2020
• O’Neil has been with WWE since 2009
The big picture:
The docuseries addresses numerous allegations against McMahon, including claims of hush money payments, sexual misconduct, and sex trafficking. These revelations have sparked ongoing discussions about McMahon’s impact on the wrestling industry and WWE’s corporate culture.
What’s next:
As conversations around McMahon’s legacy continue, more WWE personalities may come forward with their perspectives on the situation.
How do you think WWE should address Vince McMahon’s controversies moving forward? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.
