McMahon family member will never return to wrestling again, AEW personality predicts
An AEW personality has predicted a member of the McMahon family will never return to the wrestling business again. This might not come as a huge shock to the wrestling fans.
Tony Schiavone was speaking about Vince McMahon and said that the damage had been done with regard to him having to come back to wrestling. He was speaking on his podcast What Happened When with Tony Schiavone when he was asked about possibly Vince coming back.
The AEW commentator said that McMahon would not want to do it all over again given his age.
“I don't. Everybody has different thoughts but if I were a multi billionaire, I wouldn't do it again. At his age, why would you? I mean if you are 30, yeah, but not at 75 or whatever he is now. No. Unless he has a bigger ego than what I am guessing and he just wants to prove to everybody, there is no way. I don't think he is,” he said. [3:33 - 4:06]
If Vince McMahon does indeed decide to come back to start a new wrestling promotion, it could be big news.
Vince Russo thinks Vince McMahon could start a new promotion with AEW’s Jeff Jarrett
Despite what Tony Schiavone thinks, wrestling veteran Vince Russo thinks that Vince McMahon could start a new wrestling promotion with none other than AEW’s Jeff Jarrett.
He was speaking on Vince Russo’s The Brand podcast when he gave an outlandish prediction regarding Vince and a new wrestling promotion. He stated:
“Bro, if there's one guy to call Vince McMahon...Jeff Jarrett takes advantage of every fricking business opportunity. When I saw Global Force Wrestling, I thought Vince McMahon was gonna sink two billion dollars into Global Force Wrestling.”
As we all know, Jarrett like Vince McMahon has the experience of starting a wrestling promotion from the ground up. Like how Vince started WWE, Jarrett started TNA and enjoyed a golden period in the early 2000s.
TNA genuinely was the only competitor to WWE as they had the likes of Hulk Hogan, Kurt Angle, and AJ Styles in their ranks.