Vincent K McMahon has profited tremendously from the moves and risks of many wrestlers though the years many of which have taken serious blows to the heads with their depth-defying leaps and jumps onto the mat. With this in mind a dozen wrestlers have sued the World rustling Entertainment sham and the big money of the McMahon family which desperately tried to buy a senate seat in the state of Connecticut.
One of these wrestlers is the former wrestler road warrior Animal who didn't really wrestle much in the WWF but must of decided that someone has to pay for the death of his wrestling partner. The road warriors were a massively jacked up team on juice and would of turned Vince McMahon into a fucking pretzel. McMahon though feared having these two wrestlers perform for his wrestling organization more concerned with getting a broken leg back then than a lawsuit two decades later from the one surviving member of the legion of doom. 
The lawsuit by animal seeks to establish that the fuckhead Vince McMahon place corporate gain and financial power through the injuries of wrestlers who often have no recourse when becoming severely injured whether to body or damaged minds. the amount of brutal concussions endured by WWF and WWE wrestlers through the years will never be established but it must of been high as Vince McMahon made pro wrestling bit by basically buying all the smaller ventures and taking their wrestlers out of their organizations. This organization and Vince McMahon have made millions from pushing sexuality and violence through the years one can only hope these lawsuits slowly eat away at his media empire and silly nonsense he brands towards the impressionable minds of the young and uneducated. he has done this as he subjected countless performers to log-term bodily damage. 
Vince is on his phone with all the top attorneys money can buy to find a way how to get out of this mess with the less amount of money lost as Vince's ego is to huge to let some barbarian warrior bozo get the bet of him financially in this battle against the WWE profits.
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