Bret Hart Calls Vince McMahon a Predator Amid Trafficking Scandal

Vince McMahon officially resigned from WWE and TKO Holdings after he was hit with a sexual trafficking lawsuit by ex-WWE employee Janel Grant. Many people were shocked by the allegations against McMahon and now Bret Hart has called McMahon a predator, among other things.

While speaking to The Rise Guys, Bret Hart was asked how he felt about Vince McMahon re-signing as WWE Chairman after the lawsuit and everything that followed. He said the whole situation was so serious and shocking that he could picture laying it all out on a blackboard, from John Laurinaitis’ role to how badly the victim was treated. He said everyone involved should be ashamed.

“Oh yeah. I would draw that on the blackboard, and it would just be—so, so—everything that happened… John Laurinaitis, and just the poor girl. Shame on all of them. I mean, that’s just terrible.”

Bret Hart talked about how he’s had a complicated relationship with Vince McMahon over the years. While he does have some respect for him, he couldn’t excuse what happened. He said there’s no place for that kind of behavior in wrestling or anywhere.

The Hitman also said he believes Vince McMahon turned into a predator and used the wrestling business to cover up his evil actions. He ended by saying that having too much money can change people and turn them into bad versions of themselves.

“But, you know, I’ve had my ups and downs with Vince McMahon. In a lot of ways, I have a lot of respect for him. But at the same time, I find what happened there inexcusable. There’s no place for that.

I think Vince McMahon became a predator and used wrestling as his backdrop for all of his evil. And it just tells me that too much money can turn you into a bad person. And it’s true.“

Right now, John Laurinaitis has been dropped from the trafficking lawsuit as he is now prepared to assist against Vince McMahon. Regardless, we’ll have to see what will become of McMahon in the end, as it’s clear Bret Hart will never change his view on McMahon.

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