Vince McMahon Lawsuit Described As A 'Disgusting Situation' By Seth Rollins

The lawsuit against Vince McMahon makes for truly shocking reading, with the former WWE owner accused of sex trafficking, emotional abuse, and sexual assault amongst other offences, whilst former WWE executive John Laurinaitis and WWE as an organisation have also been named as defendants in the suit.

McMahon subsequently left TKO Holdings after the lawsuit was made public, and during an interview on Maggie & Perloff, WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins was asked about the atmosphere of WWE now McMahon is no longer present:

"Day to day, for us, it doesn’t [change]. It doesn't. We're so far removed, as talent, from that stuff. It's awful, it's terrible. I hate it. It's a disgusting situation. We're so far removed from it. When we get to work it's, 'How do we make this show the best possible show we can? Who are we out there with? What's this promo going to be? What's this match going to be? How do we entertain the fans?' That's really what our job is. That stuff, that's personal stuff, that's business stuff, that's so far above what we're thinking, where are brains are at. We're not going to do anything that is going to impact that.

“It's an awful situation. We're focused on what we do day-to-day. It would just be like any other business structure. It's awful. You feel terrible. You wish you could have seen it or done something. At the end of the day, your job is your job and that's what we do, we show up and we try to give the people who pay for tickets the best possible show we can. That's our department," Rollins said

H/T: Fightful