Three months ago, Vince McMahon broke his social media silence to pay tribute to Hulk Hogan following his death earlier in the day. And now it has been reported that it wasn’t the only thing McMahon was dealing with at the time, as TMZ reported that earlier in the day, he caused a three-car accident after ramming the back of a BMW while driving his Bentley.
Thankfully, nobody was injured, although McMahon was issued a misdemeanor summons for reckless driving. And now, having appeared in court today, TMZ has followed up, revealing that his case will be closed in October 2026, provided he completes a program that requires him to drive lawfully going forward and donates $1,000 to charity.
While McMahon is no longer involved with running WWE it has been known for some time that the disgraced billionaire intended to launch a new business, with it recently discovered that he had registered multiple companies in Connecticut based around the name “14TH & I.”
Additionally it was reported that the 80-year-old had sought to return to promoting, having attempted to purchase a controlling interest in BKFC, which David Feldman and Conor McGregor currently own. Yet, no deal could be agreed upon, as Feldman was not willing to relinquish the level of control that McMahon wanted.
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