Former WWE star Mr. Kennedy claims that he was originally in line to be revealed as Vince McMahon’s illegitimate son in 2007.

Wrestling thrives on controversy — but sometimes, even manufactured outrage can spark very real consequences. That’s what ...

For a man who’s taken on Stone Cold, John Cena and Hollywood itself, The Rock has rarely been caught off guard. But in early 2011, just moments after being announced as the host of WrestleMania ...

Hornswoggle (4 ft, 5 in) ... He went on to win the Cruiserweight Championship and was even revealed as Vince McMahon's illegitimate son at one point during his time in the promotion.

Mercifully, WWE was finally putting an end to one of their most grueling ongoing stories about Hornswoggle being Vince McMahon’s illegitimate son. Only it turns out Vince wasn’t the father, as ...

In 2007, Vince McMahon entered a limousine that exploded on live TV. WWE heavily teased it as part of an elaborate storyline—until real tragedy struck with the Benoit case, and they dropped it cold.

The WWE logo is seen on the front of the WWE wrestling world headquarters on January 28, 2024 in Stamford, Connecticut. WWE founder Vince McMahon resigned from the WWE and its parent company TKO as ...

He did get a win over Hornswoggle. ... Vince McMahon, a seasoned WrestleMania competitor against names like Austin, Hogan, and Hart, had seemingly retired from in-ring action in the early 2010s.

Hornswoggle won the WWE Cruiserweight Championship in 2007, and he reflected on the career-changing experience during an ...

Hornswoggle ended up being portrayed as Vince McMahon's illegitimate son, but former WWE star Mr. Kennedy was originally planned to play that part.. But his turbulent relationship with WWE put a ...

Hornswoggle says being Vince McMahon‘s son was probably the biggest thing that ever happened in his career, and he can’t talk about it. Hornswoggle had a memorable WWE run.

When Vince McMahon began gaining more power at the WWE (then-WWF) than his father, he turned the sport of pro-wrestling (with some dramatic strokes here and there) into full-blown narrative arcs ...