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Ex-WWE Writer Calls Vince McMahon a Psychopath

Ex-WWE Writer Calls Vince McMahon a Psychopath
“He was a crazy person. Vince McMahon was a psychopath.— Kevin Matthews Jacobs

A former WWE creative team member described Vince McMahon as a psychopath who routinely bullied employees. The writer, who also worked in creative roles for TNA and AEW, made the comments during an appearance on the After the Bell podcast.

The individual stated that he quickly recognized McMahon's personality as that of an overt malignant narcissist. He expressed that he would not trade places with McMahon for any reason, noting that despite his success, McMahon has nothing because he is incapable of love.

The former WWE writer labeled McMahon a bully, a maniac, and an abuser. He said that every story that has come out about McMahon is essentially true and reflects who he is.

According to the account, McMahon treated most people harshly but made exceptions for a small group including Roman Reigns, Brock Lesnar, The Undertaker, and Blackjack Lanza. For everyone else, he would often criticize and say they did not know what they were doing.

The writer, who is also an active professional wrestler currently working with Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling in Canada and coaching at the House of Truth school in Michigan, reiterated that McMahon fits the personality type of a psychopath. He added that there are many psychopaths in the world and McMahon is one of them.

Story timeline · 3 reports

  1. Jimmy Jacobs calls Vince McMahon a psychopathJimmy Jacobs described Vince McMahon as a crazy person and an overt malignant narcissist who bullied employees.
  2. Vince McMahon Accused of Being a “Psychopath” and “Abuser”He explained he viewed McMahon as a crazy person before repeatedly describing him as a psychopath.

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