5 Female Wrestlers Who Loved Working with Vince McMahon and 5 Who Hated it

Vincent Kennedy McMahon is an American Businessman, media proprietor, and former executive officer of WWE, born on 24th August 1945 in Pinehurst, North Carolina. He began his career as a commentator in WWE. In 1982, he bought the business from his father, Vincent J. McMahon, and virtually dominated the formerly divided market throughout the United States. As a result, WrestleMania, one of the most popular professional wrestling events worldwide, was developed yearly with his efforts and hard work.

McMahon has taken part in several projects connected to the WWE. He adopted the character of Mr. McMahon in 1997, portraying himself as a swaggering, evil, and intolerant tyrant concerned with keeping control of his wrestling organization and frequently used the slogan “You’re fired!” to dismiss an employee.

World Wrestling Entertainment, or WWE, is a place where fantastic matches and legendary characters thrive. Vince McMahon is the mastermind behind the scenes, making many important decisions. While some female wrestlers enjoyed working with Vince, others found it difficult. Let us examine five female wrestlers who had a great time working with Vince McMahon and five who didn’t.

5 Female Wrestlers who loved working with Vince McMahon

Trish Stratus

Trish is one of the most well-known female wrestlers of all time. Vince McMahon provided her with so many opportunities to succeed, she cherished working with Vince McMahon. Trish became a seven-time Women’s Champion with Vince’s guidance. She frequently compliments Vince and expresses gratitude to him for his support of her profession and belief in her. Trish believes that one of the reasons she became a WWE legend was because Vince believed in her.

Trish Stratus was made to strip down to her underwear and bark like a dog in front of thousands of passionate wrestling fans on television. It was the worst thing Vince McMahon had ever done to any of his female employees. Because they all suited the character and the circumstances, Linda was also cool with all of their strange makeout sessions.

Stephanie McMahon

Since Stephanie McMahon is Vince’s daughter, their bond is particularly unique. Working with her father has always been enjoyable for Stephanie. He taught her a lot about the professional wrestling industry. Vince involved Stephanie in a number of major plots, and he helped her develop into a formidable entrepreneur. Stephanie frequently expresses her admiration and appreciation for her father.

Stephanie McMahon began her career in the WWE at the young age of thirteen. Stephanie was hired full-time by her father as an Account Executive right out of college. From there, she was gradually promoted through the ranks to become the company’s Chief Brand Officer.

Lita

Another famous wrestler who got along well with Vince McMahon is Lita. Vince gave Lita many opportunities to display her abilities because he thought she had something special. Lita has numerous thrilling matches and won the Women’s Championship four times. She talked about how Vince believed in her and allowed her to be herself in the ring, which made her popular among others in the audience.

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Charlotte Flair

The renowned Ric Flair’s daughter is Charlotte Flair. Her time spent working with Vince McMahon has been excellent. Vince has consistently encouraged Charlotte and contributed to her rise to prominence in the WWE. Charlotte is grateful that Vince allowed her to establish her credentials and win the Women’s Championship multiple times. She gives Vince a lot of credit for seeing her potential.

Becky Lynch

Vince McMahon and Becky Lynch, aka “The Man,” had a great working relationship. After realizing her potential, Vince helped her become one of WWE’s biggest performers. According to Becky, Vince always had faith in her, even in the face of doubt from others. The opportunity he offered her to headline WrestleMania is a great honor. Becky is incredibly appreciative of Vince for assisting her in realizing her goals.

Even in the interview with The MMA Hour, she openly expressed her feelings for Vince and expressed her genuine respect for him when he was charged with allegations. She mentioned that “I liked talking to him and he’s responsible for all of the things in my life by building WWE. For the most part, we’ve had some ups and downs, but he was always good to me as a person, and always treated me with respect and I felt like I earned a lot of respect from him“.

5 Female Wrestlers Who Hated Working with Vince McMahon

Sable

Rena Malette Lesnar aka Sable found working with Vince McMahon to be really difficult. She believed Vince treated her disrespectfully and forced her to do things she didn’t want to do. How unhappy Sable was is evident from the fact that she sued Vince for sexual harassment after quitting WWE. Sable has talked about how tough it was for her, and she had a very bad experience with Vince.

Even though her husband, Brock Lesnar, is one of the biggest stars in WWE, she has also never gone back to the company. Since joining WWE, Sable has kept her personal life quiet, and she doesn’t think well of her time there.

Chyna

Chyna was one of the most recognizable female wrestlers in WWE history. But her relationship with Vince McMahon was tricky. Chyna believed that Vince did not value her accomplishments at WWE and did not treat her fairly. She had a rough exit from WWE and frequently expressed her dissatisfaction with Vince. Chyna felt that Vince did not treat her with the decency she deserved.

She enjoyed her time as a WWE member at one point in her career. But that was not how her story ended. When she found out about Triple H and Stephanie McMahon’s relationship, her career came to an end and she was told to return home.

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AJ Lee

AJ Lee was a huge star in the WWE, but she didn’t get along with Vince McMahon. AJ believed that Vince undervalued her character and did not provide her with sufficient opportunities. She disagreed with the WWE’s treatment of women as well. AJ has been open about her issues with Vince since she parted ways with the WWE. She felt that Vince did not value her and the other female wrestlers enough. AJ Lee had a fantastic career in the WWE, but she wasn’t always treated well backstage, and that approach continued when she married CM Punk.

Gail Kim

Talented wrestler Gail Kim did not have a positive relationship with Vince McMahon. Gail quit the WWE and has since criticized Vince for not treating women’s wrestling with the dignity it deserves. She thought Vince failed to recognize her potential and provided insufficient career support.

When Stephanie McMahon or Triple H tried to claim credit for starting the women’s revolution, Kim became offended and always made sure to remind them that Vince McMahon’s treatment of women in WWE was the original catalyst for the movement.

Shelly Martinez

Vince McMahon and Shelly Martinez had a difficult relationship. Martinez holds Batista responsible for her early release, yet, she has consistently expressed her disapproval of Vince McMahon’s business methods. Martinez made an odd tweet shortly after she retired in 2017 accusing McMahon of pressuring female talent to have intimate relations with him in exchange for pushes. It should be noted that Martinez is the only woman who has ever accused McMahon of this, and no other female wrestler has ever responded to the accusation with any dignity.