Vince McMahon Removed From WWE & TKO Websites – No Longer Has Voting Power To Return

As we reported yesterday here on eWn, Vince McMahon has resigned from TKO following allegations of sex trafficking, emotional and physical abuse, sexual assault and more.

As you’d expect, this has led to the former WWE and TKO Chairman being removed from WWE & TKO’s websites.

On Friday evening, McMahon was removed from the TKO website where he had been previously listed on the Board of Directors. WWE.com has also removed Vince completely from its Superstars page. They have not yet added him to the Alumni section as they do with others.

If you search for Vince McMahon’s name on WWE.com, a page appears that reads, “You are not authorized to access this page.” That means it has been set to private for the time being.

McMahon’s resignation has made front page news on CNN, FOX News, TMZ, ESPN, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The New York Daily News, BBC News, The Daily Mail, Variety, Deadline, The Wall Street Journal, The Hollywood Reporter, The Wrap, and so many other major news and entertainment websites.

For what it’s worth – as of around 7:00 PM EST last night – there is not a single blood member of the McMahon family that is officially working for WWE at this time. This run dates back to the 1950’s founding of Capitol Wrestling by Jess & Vincent J. McMahon.

Finally, McMahon no longer wields the power under TKO Group to vote himself back in – so it appears this is the real deal this time around.