Ryback Says Vince McMahon’s ’48 Laws of Power’ Are Outdated After Social Media Suppression Tactics

Ryback had a subpar run as part of the first season of NXT back in 2010, but eventually gained a lot of momentum after leaving The Nexus and becoming a singles star. That didn’t last too long as Ryback was released back in 2016. Now it appears that Ryback went after Vince McMahon once again.

Long after his WWE release, Ryback essentially made it his life’s mission after Vince McMahon and his company for a variety of reasons. He was also in contention with WWE over his own name for quite a few years.

Ryback claimed at the very end of last year that WWE gave up trademarking his name. Ryback then further claimed last month that WWE will finally give him rights to his name. Right after getting his trademark, Ryback decided to put Vince McMahon on notice.

The Big Guy took to Twitter and revealed how there are many Twitter accounts that were shadowbanned in the past. Matt Cardona added that even his account was banned like that. Rybakc replied to Cardona and once again took a shot at Vince McMahon.

Next thing to ask is how many other former @wwe talent are as well and why? @VinceMcMahon is well known for wanting control over talents and wanting them to crawl back in which he low balls them before eventually releasing. His 48 Laws of Power are outdated and the truth always wins. @Endeavor @TripleH only a matter of time. 😉

Ryback even recently stated that he will return to wrestling soon, but fans just want him to retire. Regardless, we will have to wait and see what the future holds for Ryback in the coming months.

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