Former WWE Star Demands Twitter CEO to Cut Ties With Vince McMahon: “Get This Possessed Demon Out”

Ryback has recently criticized Vince McMahon in a loud manner. After his debut, The Big Guy was hailed as the next big thing. However, once Ryback left in 2016 due to a contract dispute, things swiftly changed.

After that, The Big Guy didn’t hold back and started criticizing McMahon and the business. Over the years, the former Intercontinental Champion has raised a number of claims against McMahon. However, the former WWE CEO remained silent. Ryback continued to lambast McMahon verbally and never stopped.

Ryback continued to criticize him on Twitter, this time tagging Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal. In light of the most recent McMahon incident, “Silverback” questioned Twitter’s decision to continue working with WWE even though it is now widely known how the company operates.

It is common knowledge that the Wall Street Journal recently reported that the WWE board of directors is investigating the $3 million settlement that McMahon had given to former WWE employees. Additionally, he also used $12 Million of his own money to settle his personal matter with four separate women.

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Given the ongoing situation, Ryback didn’t hold back and slung some jabs, saying that the platform need to cut connections with WWE. He also demanded to fix his Twitter account once more.

Ryback thinks that WWE and Vince McMahon are to blame for his account being restricted

The Big Guy believes that WWE may have been involved in his Twitter account being limited quite some time ago. He is confident that he has never broken the rules and regulations to warrant being restricted by the platform.

Notably, when Elon Musk acquired Twitter, Ryback reached out to him with a few snapshots and requested to uplift the restrictions. He is confident that the collaboration between WWE and Twitter is to blame, and he is hoping that Musk can help.

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Ryback is still holding out hope that Musk would react soon so his account can be fixed. Musk hasn’t responded as of yet. But it’s obvious that Ryback is eager to have his account back so he may post his thoughts without any limitations, as he once more demanded.

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