Sgt. Slaughter Reveals What Was Banned From Vince McMahon’s Birthday Party

Sgt. Slaughter Reveals What Was Banned From Vince McMahon’s Birthday Party

Vince McMahon recently turned 80, and to celebrate, he hosted a lavish birthday party in New York, inviting many WWE talents, past and present. And now, while discussing this during an interview with Bill Apter, former WWE Champion Sgt. Slaughter has revealed that cell phones were banned, seemingly to prevent photos from being taken and subsequently shared.

“Nobody was allowed to have cell phones. You either had to leave them in your room or check them at the door when you came in, and if you needed to call someone, you’d have to go outside and do it. What? What? Nobody was allowed to take pictures. They had cameras there for their purposes. But nobody was allowed to have a cell phone out.”Sgt. Slaughter

Following the alarming details of Janel Grant’s lawsuit becoming known, McMahon was forced to step away from the spotlight, with some believing he would spend his remaining years out of public view. However, having been spotted at the Super Bowl, a New York Knicks game, and appearing on TMZ’s recent Hulk Hogan documentary, it appears he no longer feels the need to keep a low profile. Therefore, some fans suspect he could eventually return to WWE television, especially after Brock Lesnar was welcomed back.

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