Netflix\'s Mr. McMahon docuseries aims to give viewers an in-depth look at the life, career, and legacy of Vince McMahon, over two years after his initial retirement from WWE. McMahon gave several interviews for the project, first announced back in 2020, and the 79-year-old billionaire wasn\'t afraid to broach the topic of sex.
During the final episode of the six-part docuseries, McMahon speaks candidly about how his brain processes things and considers his mind to be akin to different computers.
\"I have, not two different brains, but like, computers in my head and sometimes they work against me. I have one computer talking to you right now and there\'s another one going on with me thinking something completely different.\
McMahon goes on to explain how he has a third \'computer\' that thinks of completely unrelated matters, which has made it difficult for McMahon to be normal.
\"And then there\'s a third one sometimes... And so it\'s difficult for me sometimes to pay attention to things. It\'s bothered me through the years because all I wanted to be was normal. I wanted to fit in. But I deal with it.\
When asked what this third brain is thinking of at the moment, McMahon said:
\"Something having a lot of fun and it\'s involving sex.\
McMahon\'s comments come amid a paused lawsuit against him filed by Janel Grant who alleges she was abused and trafficked by McMahon and John Laurinaitis. McMahon was interviewed for the Netflix docuseries before the allegations that resulted in him stepping down from WWE twice within the span of two years.
Vince McMahon And Netflix
McMahon has distanced himself from the Mr. McMahon docuseries, claiming in a statement that it has misrepresented him with selective editing and out-of-context footage. Ann Callis, Grant\'s attorney, has criticized McMahon and his attempts to categorize the allegations made as a consensual affair.
Vince McMahon will forever be tied to pro wrestling but his legacy will forever be linked to the allegations by Grant and others. Mr. McMahon is now available to watch on Netflix.
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