Janel Grant allegedly sent the wrestling mogul text messages in which she said she “fantasized about being held down” and “wanted rough sex” from him.

Former WWE Executive Chair Vince McMahon is firing back at some of the claims in the sex trafficking lawsuit that was filed against him on Jan. 25 by former WWE employee Janel Grant.

The latest development in the Vince McMahon sexual misconduct scandal sees the former CEO's attorneys filing a document arguing in support of arbitration.

There has been a new update in Janel Grant’s lawsuit against Vince McMahon and WWE. In January, Janel Grant filed a lawsuit in which she alleged that Vince McMahon and John Laurinaitis engaged in sexual assault and sexual trafficking of her.

Blum is identified in the lawsuit as having facilitated a no-show job for Grant at WWE during the time she alleged she was trafficked and assaulted.

Vince McMahon's legal team have condemned the allegations against their client by Janel Grant, calling it a violation of the agreement that they had signed.

Denise covers the latest on the Vince McMahon/Janel Grant lawsuit, Sami Zayn on his WWE title win chances, and more.

After the lawsuit, McMahon resigned from his role as Executive Chairman of TKO and has now sold nearly all of his shares within the company, a transaction that could finally close the book on his time with WWE.

Vince McMahon’s attorneys have filed a new “Statement of Material Facts” in support of his motion to compel arbitration. The court filing released on Wednesday argued that the facts McMahon submitted are ‘undisputed’ in nature and he reserves the right to introduce additional evidence.

A huge update has come out on Janel Grant's lawsuit against Vince McMahon. The details were shared in a 24-page memorandum.