Former WWE Star, Who Wants to Desecrate Vince McMahon’s Grave, Expresses Joy After Retirement

The WWE universe is pouring in gratitude on Twitter for Vince McMahon after his retirement. Every wrestler or worker involved with WWE thanked Vince McMahon with sincerity and gratitude. But not everybody had the same outlook. Throughout his career as the boss, while making stars into megastars, McMahon has also taken away a few dreams and hopes. And his retirement was welcomed with joy by those former wrestlers.

Whether it was the Montreal Screwjob from the ’90s or the CM Punk pipe bomb segment in the 2010s, Vince McMahon has caused some wrestlers to question their love for the sport and one of them was Ryback. And the ‘Feed Me More’ guy has more to say than just three words about the retirement news.

Ryback takes dig at Vince McMahon after retirement

Ryback tweeted that it is funny that Jeff Jarrett, someone who had WWE fired in the early 2000s, is working for the company while the boss has stepped down permanently.

The Feed Me More nutrition guy has been relentless ever since he got released from WWE, back in 2016. Ever since that, Ryback has been challenging the intellectual property clause of his WWE contract. For most wrestlers who sign with WWE, their name and gimmick are owned by the company. More than that, the things that the superstar and management come up with are also under the WWE name. This is something that many people in the wrestling community have critiqued.

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With this kind of acquisition, Vince McMahon and WWE take away the individuality of the wrestlers and their ideas. But keeping all that aside, Ryback continued to appear in indie shows as Ryback and when that didn’t turn out right, he started selling nutrition under his tagline, Feed Me More. Earlier this year, WWE gave him orders to shut everything down.

In a shocking turn of events, Ryback displayed this on his TikTok and started talking about the corruptive practices of Vince McMahon and WWE. This made him eventually gain a huge following on TikTok. And in 2022, he has a following greater than any WWE superstar.

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When Vince McMahon announced his temporary step down from CEO and chairperson, Ryback flooded Twitter with similar tweets, trying to deface his boss who once employed him in front of the world. Tell us what you think about Ryback’s reaction to Vince McMahon leaving WWE in the comments below.