Ex-WWE chairman Vince McMahon has slammed allegations that he defecated on a woman during a wild threesome and named sex toys after wrestlers based on skin colour.
Mad claims, contained within a lawsuit against the 78-year-old and ex-WWE star Jon Laurinaitis, broke last night (January 25). Janel Grant claims she was a “victim of physical and emotional abuse, sexual assault and trafficking at WWE,” court documents show.
Contained within the documents, she detailed encounters during which McMahon “caused Ms. Grant to sustain physical injuries, including bleeding and pain, from forceful use of sex toys", all of which McMahon has now vehemently denied.
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McMahon said via a spokesman: "This lawsuit is replete with lies, obscene made-up instances that never occurred, and a vindictive distortion of the truth. He will vigorously defend himself.”
The lawsuit itself claims that McMahon was "most aggressive when using certain sex toys named after male WWE wrestlers and performers".
It adds: "McMahon named the sex toys so that the color of the toy matched the race of the wrestler—for example, a black 'dildo' would be named after an African American wrestler and a white 'dildo' would be named after a Caucasian wrestler.
“As one example of McMahon’s extreme depravity, on May 9, 2020, he defecated on Ms. Grant during a threesome, and then commanded her to continue pleasuring his 'friend' — with feces in her hair and running down her back.”
The document also claims that McMahon called Ms Grant his "b***h," while "hinting" at a fascination with having others watch them have sex. McMahon has taken a huge step back from WWE in recent years, with the company being bought out by UFC's parent company Endeavour.
It is also claimed in the lengthy 67-page document that Grant was "was abruptly pressured to resign from the WWE and forced to sign an NDA days before a major financial deadline for the organization under the guise that Mr McMahon would ‘protect her’ financially and reputationally, and pay her $3 million (£2.35 million)."
However, it goes on to claim that McMahon later "refused to make payments" and falsely stated that she had leaked information to the media.
Ann Callis, an attorney for Grant, said: "Today’s complaint seeks to hold accountable two WWE executives who sexually assaulted and trafficked Plaintiff Janel Grant, as well as the organization that facilitated or turned a blind eye to the abuse and then swept it under the rug.
"She is an incredibly private and courageous person who has suffered deeply at the hands of Mr McMahon and Mr Laurinaitis. Ms Grant hopes that her lawsuit will prevent other women from being victimized.
"The organization is well aware of Mr McMahon’s history of depraved behavior, and it’s time that they take responsibility for the misconduct of its leadership.”
While his official role is still Executive Chairman of the company, he is said to have little to no influence on the day-to-day running of the company, with no say in how WWE's on-screen programming is scripted each week.
He recently appeared at the newly-renamed parent company TKO's announcement that Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson was joining the company's board.
A TKO spokesperson said: “Mr. McMahon does not control TKO nor does he oversee the day-to-day operations of WWE. While this matter pre-dates our TKO executive team’s tenure at the company, we take Ms. Grant’s horrific allegations very seriously and are addressing this matter internally.”
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