Muhammad Hassan talks about Vince McMahon.
Muhammad Hassan worked for WWE from 2002 to 2005, playing the character of an Arab American on television. His last match in the company took place at The Great American Bash 2005, where he was defeated by The Undertaker.
Speaking on Monte & The Pharaoh, Hassan was asked what Vince McMahon was like towards him, and how does he feel about him as a person.
“I didn’t have a ton of interactions with him. I never had a bad one, personally, 2004 and 2005. I heard the stories. You see the things that are happening, but I was pretty sheltered from it. I wasn’t in the inside circle. Every time I talked to Vince, it was helpful. He obviously knows wrestling better than most people. What do I think of him as a person? I try not to judge people. There’s two sides to every story. Did he do some shitty things? It appears that he did. Do I agree? Well, of course not. But I don’t think I’m in any position to judge somebody else for the mistakes that they’ve made. I just don’t feel like that’s just not who I am.”
Elsewhere in the interview, Hassan reflected on his WWE gimmick. Fans can read more about it here.
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