WWE veteran sheds light on Vince McMahon’s treatment of female wrestlers: “They would leave the room with tears in their eyes”

Vince McMahon got the attention of the world after he got sued by a former WWE employee for sexual harassment and abuse during her tenure with the company. Throughout his time as the head of WWE, Vince has allegedly used his female staff for sexual misconduct and various unethical stuff.

A little while back, ‘Dirty’ Dutch Mantel shed some light on Vince McMahon’s treatment of female wrestlers. In a recent interview, the former World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) wrestler revealed the details behind the backstage treatment of female athletes, which left WWE fans gobsmacked.

Dutch Mantel reveals Vince McMahon’s true self

Dutch Mantel has been associated with the Stamford-based company multiple times. The wrestler recently joined Rick Ucchino and SP3 on the Sportskeeda WrestleBinge, where he divulged some facts about Vince McMahon. The former wrestler said that “it was common knowledge” that Vince used to harass his female staff during his time as the boss.

Mantel continued by saying that every female wrestler hated him for doing such acts and that they were forced into situations they did not want to be in. He further added that this has “come full circle and now we have charges against him.”

Dutch Mantel was asked by Rick Ucchino about what exactly Vince used to do at that time. He replied, “He used to pull them in the room and be ‘Close the door’, of course he did that with everybody, I guess the term is groom them. He would get them ready for what might be possibly coming their way. They would leave the room, with tears in their eyes, some of them.”

Dutch Mantel shares candid thoughts on John Cena’s remark on Vince McMahon

Rick Ucchino, during the session with Dutch Mantel, wanted to know what he thought about John Cena supporting Vince McMahon with these allegations. He said, “There’s not much to say, he’d be better off by distancing himself from Vince McMahon. What he is trying to say is ‘I wish this hadn’t happened.'”

John Cena blatantly made his support known for Vince on Howard Stern Show: “I don’t think it’s complicated to talk about. It’s complicated to listen to. That’s why I don’t necessarily put much time and equity into it. There’s still a long way to go. I can say this, I’m a big advocate of love and friendship and honesty, and communication, in the same breath, I’m also a big advocate of accountability.”

WWE fans are confused by Vince’s allegation; some fans believe that this lawsuit is legitimate, while others think this is a ploy to defame the former TKO board member and degrade his image in the world. A lot of wrestlers have spoken on this matter, and some of them even said that before everything is proven, they would like to stay neutral.

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