Vince McMahon Addresses Sable’s Sexual Harassment Lawsuit: ‘It’s Kind of a Blur’

Pro wrestling fans all over are binge-watching the Vince McMahon Netflix docuseries today. Plenty of things, from Bret Hart digging at The Kliq to McMahon commenting on Chris Benoit, are getting conversations started. That being said, McMahon didn’t really seem to want to talk about Sable.

The Mr. McMahon documentary on Netflix delves into the blurred lines between Vince McMahon the person and his on-screen character, Mr. McMahon. While Vince insists that there are no similarities between his real-life persona and the character, others in the documentary claim that the two are essentially the same.

In the fourth episode of the series, they brought a focus on Sable’s rise as one of WWE’s most popular performers and her eventual fallout with the company, leading to her 1999 lawsuit alleging sexual harassment.

When asked about Sable, Vince McMahon commented that he didn’t know much about any lawsuit. However, he did remember that Sable returned to WWE in 2003, playing the role of Mr. McMahon’s assistant.

“I don’t know much about Sable in terms of the lawsuit…it’s kind of a blur but all I know is she came back to work.”

In case you need a refresher, in June 1999, Sable parted ways with the WWF and filed a $110 million lawsuit against the company. The lawsuit included allegations of sexual harassment and unsafe working conditions. Sable stated that the lawsuit stemmed from her refusal to go topless during a segment.

The documentary also touched on McMahon’s 2001 Playboy interview, where he admitted to cheating on his wife, Linda. In that interview, McMahon stated that his real-life actions were “totally unrelated” to the affairs portrayed on television through his Mr. McMahon character.

Vince McMahon went on to explain, “Me as a human being, generally speaking, is not who that character is. Sometimes people think it’s the same thing, joking. But nonetheless, no.”

Fans did hear Vince’s hot take on The Undertaker’s WrestleMania XXX concussion. He addressed the Chris Benoit tragedy. There was also a new allegation laid down on Pat Patterson from Tony Atlas.

We will keep our eyes open for any more tidbits and news stories about Vince McMahon. Our Vince McMahon news hub is going to be a packed place, and that’s where you can find everything about the former Chairman of the Board. Netflix also makes it very easy to subscribe, so fans can binge-watch the whole thing.

What’s your take on the Vince McMahon Netflix docuseries? What part was the most eye-opening for you? Let us know what you think in the comments section!