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>Ryback has explained why he chose to call Vince McMahon’s 101-year-old mother a “whore” after she died in April 2022. After Vicky Askew died, Ryback sent a (now-deleted) tweet about Vince McMahon, using derogatory language about the Chairman’s mother.
>The wrestling community and fans widely condemned the comment, and Ryback apologized via a tweet in December 2022.
>In the original tweet, Ryback said:
>@VinceMcMahon like most promoters has an insatiable urge to have control. He had no control watching his mom get beat up as a child, which is a horrendous thing for a kid to witness, as their whore mom tries to make ends meet. Vince has failed to evolve. Fuck you old man.
>During a recent livestream, Ryback stated that Vicky Askew was “a sweet woman” when he met her and apologized once more for his remark.
>Ryback explained that he was angry at WWE for delaying the legal battle over the trademark to his name, which cost him a lot of money. Ryback went on to say that because WWE was hurting him financially, he would “hurt them emotionally if that’s the game you’re gonna play.”
>The former WWE Superstar admitted, “not everyone understands, and I’ve tried my best to explain that to you guys."
>The wrestling community and fans widely condemned the comment, and Ryback apologized via a tweet in December 2022.
>In the original tweet, Ryback said:
>@VinceMcMahon like most promoters has an insatiable urge to have control. He had no control watching his mom get beat up as a child, which is a horrendous thing for a kid to witness, as their whore mom tries to make ends meet. Vince has failed to evolve. Fuck you old man.
>During a recent livestream, Ryback stated that Vicky Askew was “a sweet woman” when he met her and apologized once more for his remark.
>Ryback explained that he was angry at WWE for delaying the legal battle over the trademark to his name, which cost him a lot of money. Ryback went on to say that because WWE was hurting him financially, he would “hurt them emotionally if that’s the game you’re gonna play.”
>The former WWE Superstar admitted, “not everyone understands, and I’ve tried my best to explain that to you guys."
