Tony Khan, the CEO of AEW, always seems to find himself in hot water. During the Tuesday Night War between the WWE and AEW this week, Khan made some scathing remarks about WWE personnel. Despite losing the war of ratings, Khan was still on a roll in his barrage of insults, especially against Vince McMahon.

Taking to social media, Khan piled on allegations about McMahon and the misuse of his power in the WWE. Could this be a desperate move as speculations arise that Khan could get fired?

Tony Khan digs up Vince McMahon’s past regarding the misuse of power

Tony Khan has been vocal about how much he dislikes McMahon and Triple H. Taking to social media, he’s shared his opinions on how they allegedly misuse the wrestlers and the power they have. Being a promotion that is almost on par with the WWE, Khan has taken things to the next level.

After losing the Tuesday Night War, Khan took to social media as usual. He came across a post that compared Khan to McMahon. However, the post did mention that Khan was a cheaper version of Mr. No Chance In Hell. The post also talked about how McMahon earned the right to take cheap shorts, unlike Khan. This post enraged Khan, who proceeded to comment, “Yes. Vince has allegedly used his power and influence to shoot a lot of shots.”

When it comes to allegations surrounding the misuse of power, McMahon is no stranger to it. The WWE is filled with multiple stories regarding McMahon’s alleged misuse of his power during his time as the head of promotion.

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No one really knows which incident Khan is hinting at in his comment. However, every wrestling fan knows McMahon still calls the shots as he did before. Could Khan be hinting at the number of allegations McMahon has faced throughout the entirety of his career?

The controversial life of Vince McMahon

Since purchasing the WWE from his father, Vince McMahon Sr., in 1982, McMahon Jr. has run things with an iron fist. Unfortunately, his management of the WWE has not been without controversy. The most famous being the 1994 steroid trial. McMahon was investigated for allegedly buying and supplying steroids to his wrestlers, which was a criminal offense. This was followed by the tragic death of Owen Hart at a PPV event in 1999.

Controversy followed McMahon into the new millennium, with the first being the Chris Benoit case in 2007. Following this was the 2019 WWE worker’s rights issue. Since WWE workers are under contract, there were allegations that they were not provided health insurance or workers’ compensation benefits. However, most of these were settled outside court.

What do you think about Khan’s allegations?

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