Vincent Kennedy McMahon

nickname

Vince, Genetic Jackhammer, Vinny Mac, Mr. McMahon, The Boss, Higher Power, Junior, No Chance, VKM, The Mac Attack, The Mac Daddy, Daddy Mac

Sun sign

Virgo

Place of birth

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States

Residence

Vince lives in a large mansion in Greenwich, Connecticut that is said to be worth $40 million. He also owns a $20 million vacation home and a spacious penthouse in New York City.

nationality

training

Vince McMahon went to Fishburne Military School in Waynesboro, Virginia. He graduated from high school in 1964. He then enrolled at East Carolina University and graduated from the university with a degree in marketing.

occupation

Professional wrestling promoter, announcer, commentator, film producer, actor, professional wrestler

family

• Father – Vince McMahon Sr. (died 1984) (professional wrestling promoter) (He left Vince and his mother when Vince was a kid)
• Mutter – Victoria Askew
• Siblings – Roderick James McMahon III (Older Brother) (Works in Steel Industry)
• Others – Juanita W. Johnston (stepmother), Leo Lupton (stepfather), Roderick James “Jess” McMahon (paternal grandfather) (boxing, wrestling and concert promoter), Rose Davis (paternal grandmother), Roderick James McMahon II (paternal uncle ), Dorothy McMahon (paternal uncle) aunt), Paul “Triple H” Levesque (son-in-law)

Manager

Vince McMahon signs to WWE, Inc

Build

Bodybuilder

Height

188 cm (6 ft 2 in)

weight

112 kg or 248 pounds

girlfriend/spouse

Vince McMahon has dated

1. Linda McMahon (1966-Present) Vince met his wife Linda when he was 16 years old. She was 13 years old then. They had met at the local church and were introduced by his mother. After dating for a few years, they married in August 1966 in New Bern, North Carolina. In January 1970, she gave birth to their son, Shane McMahon, who has wrestled professionally and is a minority owner of WWE. In September 1976, they welcomed their second child, a daughter named Stephanie. She is WWE’s Chief Brand Officer (CBO). The couple also have 6 grandchildren as of 2017. Their names are Declan James, Kenyon Jesse and Rogan Henry McMahon from son Shane and his wife Marissa. His daughter Stephanie and husband Paul have three daughters, Aurora Rose, Murphy Claire and Vaughn Evelyn Levesque.
   

race/ethnicity

White

On his father’s side, he has Irish ancestry.

hair colour

Grau

eye color

hazel

sexual orientation

Just

distinguishing features

• dimpled chin
• muscle building

measurements

His body measurements can be –

• Chest – 48 inches or 123 cm
• Arms/biceps – 48 cm or 19 inches
• Waist – 91.5 cm (36 inches)

shoe size

unknown

brand promotion

Vince has appeared in the TV commercial for Gillette Fusion Razors in 2009.

Religion

unknown

Known for

• As the majority owner of WWE (formerly known as WWF). He was also the brand’s chairman and CEO.
• After wrestling professionally and winning the world championship twice in 1999 and 2007.
• Pioneering pay-per-view television.

first movie

Vince lent his voice to a wrestling announcer on television in the feature film Ruthless People in 1986. However, his role was uncredited.

His first appearance was in the 1999 film Beyond the Mat , where he played himself as the narrator.

First TV show

In 1972, he made his first television show appearance on the wrestling show, WWF All-Star Wrestling .

Personal trainer

Vince started weightlifting at the age of 14 and has remained very committed to his strength training regime into his advanced years. Over the years he has trained with various wrestling superstars and even revealed in his interview with Muscle and Fitness that he managed to defeat Mark Henry (who was considered the strongest man alive). Henry confirmed this in a separate interview.

He usually works out at the gym 4 days a week. However, it can change if he has a busy schedule. He trains each body part only once a week. However, he works his abs twice a week and trains his calves every third day. For individual body parts, he alternates between heavy and less heavy days in the gym. More than a dozen exercises are usually performed in each training session. You can find his general training plan here.

When it comes to nutrition, he’s well aware of the fuel that keeps his body running. So he tries to eat high-protein meals. But he also believes his success lies in how he handles his cheating meals. Vince makes sure he satisfies his cravings for one cheating meal instead of consuming it in small amounts almost daily. If he has carbs, he makes sure he eats as much as he can. He almost force feeds himself.

Vince McMahon favorite things

• Biscuits – Oreos
• WWE Superstar – Undertaker
• WrestleMania Moment – WrestleMania II, which achieved the largest attendance record at the venue with 93,000 spectators in the Silverdome. In the headline, Hulk Hogan beat Andre The Giant.

Vince McMahon Facts

1. In his early life, he struggled with dyslexia, which he eventually overcame.
2. After meeting his father Vincent J. McMahon began accompanying him on trips to Madison Square Garden and other wrestling venues at age 12 as his father was a promoter of Capitol Wrestling Corporation.
3. He was interested in wrestling from a young age, but his father discouraged him as he felt it was not right for promoters to appear on the show and that they should stay away from wrestlers.
4. After graduating from university, he began working as a traveling salesman. However, he chose to quit the job because of its less than successful results.
5. It is widely reported that he was instrumental in his father renaming his wrestling promotion the World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWF) in 1980.
6. When he told his father he wanted to work as a manager in his promotion for the World Wide Wrestling Federation, he was less than impressed. In 1969 he began as the in-ring announcer for the WWWF All-Star Wrestling.
7. Finally, in 1971, he was granted permission to advertise in a small area of ​​Maine, which gave him the opportunity to promote his first card.
8. When he took control of the WWF from his ailing father in 1982, wrestling promotions were tied to their territory and followed a practice of not encroaching on the promotional territory of others. Vince decided to break tradition.
9. In 1979, Vince and his wife, Linda, purchased the multi-purpose Cape Cod Coliseum. along with Cape Cod Buccaneers of the Atlantic Coast Hockey League.
10. In 2000, he started the XFL, a professional American Football League. The league officially started in February 2001. However, this plan proved unprofitable and, combined with low TV ratings, led to the end of the league after one season.
11. In 1983 he signed up Hulk Hogan for the WWF and quickly began his promotions. Hogan had previously been dismissed as “flavor of the month” by Vincen’s father.
12. In 2011 he was officially inducted into the Wrestling Hall of Fame.
13. He is the first WWE personality to have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He was awarded his star in March 2008 and placed alongside Kermit the Frog’s star.
14. His trademark swing of his arms flamboyantly and bobbing his head to the side in a cocky manner was adopted by his favorite childhood wrestler, Dr. Jerry Graham, inspired.
15. In 2008, Vince and his family donated approximately $8 million to Sacred Heart University, Fishburne Military School and East Carolina University.
16. Rita Chatterton (aka Rita Marie), known as a first time referee at the WWF, had accused McMahon of sexual harassment. In her 1992 radio interview, she claimed he asked her to perform oral performances in a limousine, but when she refused, he raped her in July 1986.
17. In February 2006, a worker working at a Boca Raton, Florida sunbed accused him of sexual harassment. However, in March it was revealed that no charges had been brought against him as nothing was uncovered during the investigation.
18. In 1993 he was indicted in federal court for distributing steroids to his wrestlers. After star prosecution witness Hulk Hogan turned the tables and claimed Vince didn’t even ask him to take steroids, he was acquitted by the jury.
19. During his steroid trial in 1993, he revealed in his testimony that he had been on steroids in the ’80s.
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