“If Sir Vince McMahon Said…”: Tony Khan Digs Vince McMahon’s Past With a Scathing Remark, 24 Hours Before Tuesday Night War

It is less than 24 hours before the Tuesday Night War commences between WWE’s NXT and AEW’s Dynamite. This is a war for ratings and to see which promotion gets the most views. While WWE has a stronger hand thanks to its established reputation, AEW is not far behind. To stir things up, AEW’s CEO Tony Khan dropped some remakes about WWE’s Vince McMahon that have fans in a frenzy.

The heat between Khan and McMahon or Triple H has been going on for some time. The fight for dominance will embark on its next round today during the Tuesday Night War.

Tony Khan takes shots at Vince McMahon’s past

Ahead of the highly anticipated Tuesday Night War between AEW and WWE, Tony Khan took to social media. In an attempt to get more people to watch AEW rather than WWE, Khan commented on one X user’s post.

The fiasco started when Khan took to X to post about the schedule regarding AEW’s Dynamite. One X user commented, “We not watchin bucko.” This got Khan to respond with a comment more in line with him not caring about someone not watching his program. This was the tip of the iceberg.

This led to another user posting a status with Khan’s comment, comparing it to what Vince McMahon would have done. According to the user, if McMahon said what Khan did, there would be a lot of ‘failed AEW fans’ crying about it. Khan took this opportunity to throw shade at the head of the WWE.

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Khan posted, “If Sir Vince McMahon said this, it would be the least of his alleged misdeeds”. This hints at the numerous allegations against McMahon. Over the years, McMahon has been called out and sued on multiple occasions, starting with the steroid scandal. However, many fans do not know about all his misdeeds due to his paying off the accusers.

Nevertheless, the future of pro wrestling shines bright with the two behemoths taking on each other in a war for supremacy.

Fans are excited about a Monday Night War-esque ratings war once again

It’s been over two decades since the ratings war titled Monday Night Wars took place. In the 2000s, WWE was pitted against WCW because both promotions had a slot on Monday airtime. Since WWE bought off WCW, there has not been any competition.

But now, thanks to the popularity of AEW, WWE might see a drop in the ratings on their NXT PLE. AEW will be having their AEW Dynamite episode simultaneously with WWE.

What do you make of Tony Khan’s proclamation on social media? Who do you think will emerge triumphant on the upcoming ‘Tuesday Night War’? Let us know in the comments section below.

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