Vince McMahon Was Absolutely Furious Ahead of WWE Raw This Week

What can be the scariest moment at WWE? It’s going to be when Vince McMahon is the angriest! And that’s what happened at the company prior to Monday Night Raw.

Reportedly, Vince McMahon was displeased with the script and had ripped it up, not once but numerous times. Next, he did not like any of the alternate suggestions and ideas that were presented. Finally, around 6pm ET, a script was decided for Monday Night Raw which the WWE Universe witnessed.

Apparently, Vince McMahon was the loudest and the angriest prior to Monday Night Raw because of the script. It’s being described as one of the longest days the WWE creative has had to endure in a long time.

Vince McMahon reacted to Ric Flair bidding adieu to WWE

One of the Superstars whose release took the WWE Universe by surprise was Ric Flair’s. Considering how far Vince McMahon and Flair went, it was unusual of McMahon to let Flair go.

However, one of their last conversations was Ric Flair telling McMahon no matter what happens, they would always be brothers, and McMahon readily agreed to the statement!

On the other hand, Ric Flair appeared on NWA 73 and cut a promo where he wholeheartedly thanked Vince McMahon and others for the opportunities he had when working with WWE.

As of now, it’s unclear where he wants to go next. There were rumours that he may join AEW. However, that does not seem to be the case since he revealed Tony Khan hasn’t reached out to him about the same. However, he is open to working with AEW if the chance comes up.

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On the other hand, he does not want to be a part of in-ring battles. The one he has considered is a tag team match alongside Andrade against AEW pro-wrestlers Darby Allin and Sting. However, this is just a notion and it may never actually take place.

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As of now, he’s at the liberty to choose who to work with and when he wants to work with the company.