Weird Reason Why WWE Chairman Vince McMahon Called a Top Female Superstar

Lana is a former WWE superstar who got released by WWE this year after spending 8 years in the company. The former WWE superstar attempted to change her look frequently, following which she even got a call from Vince McMahon.

Lana signed with WWE back in 2013  as a manager for Rusev. However, the former WWE superstar transformed into a primary in-ring role in 2016.

Recently, while talking to the East Coast Autograph Auctions, Lana talked about her time in WWE. Lana revealed that when she colored her hair blue, Michael Hayes asked her to change it. She also got a call from Vince McMahon about the blue hair.

She said (h/t: POST Wrestling), “So, there you go and then I also got a call from Vince [McMahon] about the blue hair, so I had to be blonde forever.”

“Even when I went brown. Not even brown, I had like light brown hair and I wore my hair — what I did for Royal Rumble last year. I got a call, I was told, ‘That wasn’t Lana’ and I had to put my hair in a pony, I had to go lighter and I couldn’t wear the color gold,” Lana added.

Lana’s last match was against Mandy Rose and Dana Brooke when she teamed up with Naomi in Raw. This match took place earlier this year in May, after which WWE released Lana.

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What did Vince McMahon say to Kurt Angle at Survivor Series 1999?

Kurt Angle was a big name in WWE back in his professional wrestling days. However, the Olympic Gold Medalist was nervous about Vince McMahon’s actions on his debut. Kurt debuted back at Survivor Series 1999 when Vince shouted instructions to him from outside the ring.

In one episode of The Kurt Angle Show, Kurt revealed that during his debut match at Survivor Series 1999, Vince told the referee to tell him to go outside the ring and address the audience by saying that they do not boo an Olympic Gold medalist.

The former WWE superstar claimed Vince does not always do this, but once in a while, he likes to make his presence known. Kurt recalled feeling nervous, but also, this made his debut at Survivor Series 1999 memorable.

Vince McMahon and WWE are currently feeling the heat as AEW continues to boom. Tony Khan’s AEW even beat WWE Raw’s ratings in the 18-49 demo last month. But Vince is not someone who backs out from a challenge. And in the following week, WWE surpassed the ratings of the AEW Dynamite Grand Slam.

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