One of the most talked about Documentaries in recent times is the one involving the Chairman of WWE, Vince McMahon. Netflix released a Docuseries covering all parts of Mr. McMahon. Recently, WWE veteran Candice Michelle shared her thoughts on the docu-series.

McMahon says “none whatsoever” when asked the possible similarities between him and his Mr. McMahon television persona, only to get the opposite view from Hulk Hogan, Shawn Michaels, and long-time WWE executive and friend Bruce Prichard.

AEW star Mercedes Mone, formerly known as Sasha Banks, shared her thoughts on the highly anticipated Netflix docuseries Vince McMahon. The six-part docuseries premiered on Netflix last week. It explored various events involving the former WWE CEO.

Netflix has revealed streaming numbers for its Mr. McMahon docuseries, and they're pretty impressive. Almost five million people have watched the doc in its first five days for a total of more than 28 million hours. At the same time, Forbes published its list of the 400 richest people in the US, confirming McMahon is no longer among them.

Kevin Nash discussed one of the unusual revelations made by Vince McMahon in the "Mr. McMahon" docu-series, stating that McMahon admitted he was schizophrenic.

WWE’s Titus O’Neil has no problem expressing his gratitude for Vince McMahon following the release of Netflix’s docu series about the scandal-ridden former CEO. O’Neil — who now works as a global ambassador for WWE after a lengthy in-ring career with the company — recently started watching Netflix’s six-part series Mr.

Former WWE official Kevin Dunn isn't working with his old boss to produce a response to Netflix's Mr. McMahon documentary series, according to

Everyone is talking about Netflix's 'Mr. McMahon' documentary, but hardcore wrestling fans know that some Vince McMahon incidents weren't mentioned.