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'When they were getting BMWs and a million dollars...' - Mark Henry questions the hypocrisy of Vince McMahon haters who accused after his retirement, not during his reign (Source: X)
Mark Henry reacted to the criticism of Vince McMahon, recently from the wrestlers and former employees who have voiced their opinions on the former WWE boss. The World's strongest man felt it was hypocritical for the people to hate Vince when he retired from the job but did not poke their noses when they were getting money and other benefits from Vince in the past.
Mark Henry said that Vince has been going through a tough time due to the case filed by Janel Grant. He claimed to have witnessed none of it during his time with WWE. Henry felt that he could not understand how the suffering of the victims changed with time. He felt that the wrestlers and employees complained when the money they got from Vince stopped.
"Some of those people who are all talking about suffering, their suffering got worse when the money ran out," said the WWE Hall of Famer. He asked the haters where were their suffering and pain when they were getting BMW and a million dollars from Vince. "Like, where was the suffering when they were getting BMWs and a million dollars? Did that pacify the suffering?" asked Henry.
'If you are suffering, you should suffer all the time' - Mark Henry
The star wrestler felt there was a need for the suffering to be consistent irrespective of how much they used to get before and after the retirement of Vince McMahon. "Because if you are suffering, you should suffer all the time, right? Nothing should get in the way of that. I don't know. I just come from a different time," added Mark Henry in his statement.
Many wrestlers have expressed their displeasure with Vince. The most popular of them was Ronda Rousey who has been accusing Vince after her leaving the company. Interestingly, even she has opened up on her sufferings after leaving WWE. There has been a one-sided narrative against Vince in recent times. Mark felt there was a need for transparency in the case.