WWE Hall of Famers Mick Foley and Rikishi share their thoughts on Vince McMahon and his recent controversies at Comic Con Northern Ireland, highlighting personal experiences and the importance of positive memories.

Mick Foley says he’s not going to judge Vince McMahon until learning more about “what may have gone down.” Foley joined Rikishi for a panel discussion with Monopoly Events this weekend at Comic-Con Northern Ireland,

Vince McMahon's name continues to be in the headlines with Netflix's latest documentary which is hitting the streaming platform next week.

Mick Foley says he's holding off judgment. Former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon resigned from WWE and TKO in January 2024 after Janel Grant filed a lawsuit in which she alleged that she was the victim of sexual assault and trafficking. McMahon denied the allegations, but he is under federal investigation.

Since the Janel Grant lawsuit broke in January of 2024, it has effectively become acceptable for even the most hardened members of the greater WWE Universe to speak out against Vince McMahon, with everyone from Seth Rollins to Becky Lynch,

WWE Hall of Famer Mickey Foley was at Comic-Con in Belfast, Northern Ireland this week where he appeared alongside Rikishi for a Q&A panel. Foley stated he was going to "hold off judgment" until he learns "more about what may have gone down".