“You’ve Just Had Your Last Match”: Billionaire Vince McMahon Left Money Aside for The Undertaker’s Special Rival

WWE legend Mick Foley started a podcast called Foley Is Pod alongside Conrad Thompson. The latter also hosts podcasts with wrestling legends like Ric Flair and Bruce Prichard. In the first episode of the podcast, Foley and Thompson talked about many interesting things, including Foley’s WWE retirement match inside Hell in a Cell versus HHH at No Way Out 2000.

The former WWE champion praised Vince McMahon and spoke about the time ‘The Boss’ advice to him when he was facing a health problem.

“I talked to Vince, I was so embarrassed that night’s events man… I think I got to hang up the boots. At that point, it was the sneakers, which I started wearing because of the problems with the knees. And that’s when he encouraged me to drop some pounds, less events… I can’t remember where I live anymore.”

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He added, “I drive past my house, I can’t remember things. And he said you’ve just had your last match. So that’s when people talk about Vince being selfish, and driving people…I’ll counter with alright, maybe there are elements of that. But when push came to shove, and he heard that one of his guys was having trouble… was more important to him that I be healthy than that I continue to make money for the company.”

Many people in the WWE believe McMahon’s image as a money-hungry and egotistical man. Mankind, on the other hand, rejected all of those claims and defended McMahon.

Mick Foley vs The Undertaker feud

Mick Foley, a big name in the world of professional wrestling, had wrestled in several famous contests throughout the years. One of the most memorable feuds in WWE history was the one between The Undertaker and Mankind (Mick Foley).

They competed in many matches, including the one where ‘The Phenom’ threw Foley off the top of The Hell in a Cell structure. However, the one on April 20th, 1997 at WWF In Your House was one of their most famous bouts.

Foley remembered his confrontation with The Undertaker, which celebrated its 25th anniversary on April 20.

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How well do you remember that match from April 20? Also, what did you make of Foley’s revelation of Vince McMahon?