Former WWE writers speak out about the hostile, sexist environment they experienced while working for Vince McMahon. In January 2024, Janel Grant filed a lawsuit against Vince McMahon, John Laurinaitis,

In the wake of the allegations against Vince McMahon, former WWE writer Vince Russo explains why woman stars agreed to salacious angles with him.

The writer didn't feel that any of McMahon's changes came from a place of good faith. Instead, the writer believes McMahon wielded his creative veto power as a way to control the

The report further highlighted the poor plight of WWE during the McMahon era which had unconventional rules, including a formal dress code. The company required men to wear suits and women to wear skirts, dresses, or pantsuits; in addition, all employees were instructed to keep their shoes shined at all times.

A woman who accused former WWE chief Vince McMahon of sexual battery and trafficking in a lawsuit is now asking him and the wrestling company to waive nondisclosure agreements with other current and former employees and contractors.

Six former WWE writers have accused their old boss and workplace of fostering a hostile workplace built on fear, abuse, and sexism. In a new report from Rolling Stone, the former writers paint a toxic picture of WWE’s internal culture,

Just last night, Rolling Stone published a piece detailing six former writers at WWE, working on Monday Night Raw and Friday Night SmackDown, who allege they were subjected to a hostile work environment while they were with the company.

Former WWE writers open up about a toxic work environment fueled by fear, script changes, and verbal abuse, with Vince McMahon at the center of it.