A representative for Vince McMahon has issued a firm denial in response to recent allegations involving the late WWE star Ashley Massaro. The claims, made public by former WWE writer Dan St. Germain, have been categorically dismissed by McMahon’s camp.
In a statement provided to Ringside News, the representative was unequivocal:
Vince categorically denies this ever happened. It’s completely false.
The response directly addresses claims St. Germain made during an appearance on the Bein’ Ian podcast. He alleged that McMahon engaged in public s*xual acts with Massaro on a plane during a WWE European tour. St. Germain claimed that upon landing, WWE talent were ordered onto the tarmac to witness the plane “rock back and forth” as the act purportedly continued.
These new allegations have resurfaced previous claims made by Massaro herself before her death in 2019. In an affidavit that later became public, Massaro alleged that McMahon had s*xually preyed on female talent and that she faced professional retaliation after rejecting his advances. Her lawyer had previously stated that after she refused McMahon, her on-screen character was written into demeaning storylines.
Massaro, who won the 2005 Diva Search, also claimed in her affidavit that WWE officials helped cover up a s*xual assault she endured on a military base in Kuwait during a company tour in 2007. At the time, WWE publicly denied those claims. The latest denial from McMahon’s camp continues his pattern of pushing back against the numerous allegations that have followed him since his departure from the company.