The wrestling world is in turmoil as serious allegations rock the empire of Vince McMahon, a figure of contention in sports entertainment. Amidst swirling debates and controversies over trafficking accusations, it seems McMahon stands alone within WWE.

On January 25th, former WWE staff member Janel Grant filed legal action against WWE, John Laurinaitis, and McMahon, citing sexual assault, emotional abuse, and sex trafficking dating back to March 2019.

These allegations cast a heavy cloud over McMahon’s once formidable reputation, drawing widespread condemnation throughout the industry.

In a recent discussion on Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer highlighted a notable shift in attitudes toward McMahon among industry insiders. Meltzer observed a stark change where even those who had staunchly defended McMahon in the past now refrain from doing so, acknowledging the lack of viable defense.

“People who were even in a situation where they’d been defending other people in the company, nobody bothers to try and defend Vince to me,” Meltzer remarked. “It’s almost like they’ve thrown in the towel on him. It’s like, ‘He’s gone and we can’t even try to defend him’.”

Even wrestling icon Jim Ross weighed in, suggesting it’s time to confront and move past McMahon’s allegations. The dwindling support and gravity of the accusations signify a significant shift in how McMahon is perceived within the industry.

As the allegations against McMahon continue to unfold, the future remains uncertain for the WWE chairman. With internal support eroding, McMahon faces an uphill battle in navigating the fallout from these damning accusations.