Adnan Virk botched The Viking Experience name on WWE Raw, calling them The Viking Raiders. Corey Graves corrected him, and Virk called them The Viking Experience again. Vince McMahon will likely be infuriated by this news, and he surely shouted into Virk’s headset.
The eating habits of Vince McMahon have been nothing short of legendary from eating borderline dry turkey sandwiches to eating pieces of steak in a borderline bare tortilla with a small amount of Ketchup, the WWE Chairman and CEO is particular about his food. However, during a recent interview on former ESPN personality’s Bill Simmons podcast, McMahon’s daughter and WWE’s Chief Brand Officer, Stephanie McMahon revealed one of Vince’s most grossest and junky food habits – putting canned spray cheese on Oreos. Vince McMahon recently ‘rejected’ this Alexa Bliss offer backstage.
It may seem bizarre to believe but apparently for a time, this was a snack of choice for the billionaire. Stephanie would stated on the show that while Vince typically eats very clean, there was a time back in the 1980s where he would eat Oreos with the canned spray cheese on top of the Oreos. Absolutely gross.
In other news involving Vince McMahon, the son in law of the wrestling billionaire and Executive Vice President of Global Talent Strategy & Development for WWE, Triple H was recently interviewed on the Token CEO podcast. Here, Triple H discusses working with Vince McMahon and how Vince is very prone to change scripts to shows often. Credit to Fightful for the below transcription.
Did Vince McMahon ‘spoil’ this Bobby Lashley title match? “A joke a few years ago was, we got done with WrestleMania, and Vince sat down at Gorilla [Position], Steph and I were there. The show was done, everyone left, we’re sitting there and are like, ‘That was a good show.’ I don’t know if a minute went by and a production assistant walked in and handed us the first draft of Raw. Vince looked at and was like, ‘Really? I enjoyed my offseason.”
Triple H would continue: “There are moments in time where you’re working with Vince where, because his mind is always going and always changing, we laugh because you’re about to walk through the curtain, your music is playing, and he’s like, ‘Oh no, don’t say that, say this.’ You’re walking down the ramp like, ‘what am I supposed to say now?’ It’s crazy.”
