Sarah Stock became public enemy #1 after she criticized a dangerous spot from AEW WrestleDream. However, the situation has now taken a very dark turn as someone told her to end her life after she defended Vince McMahon while his trafficking lawsuit continues.
Sarah Stock took to Twitter and responded to a fan, saying that everyone got worked by her. She explained that every rude or ignorant comment only proved her point, that showing “attempted murder†in wrestling is silly. She also said many people donâ€t understand wrestling psychology and think itâ€s just about doing moves and ended it by quoting Vince McMahon.
“You all got worked. Your behavior is predictable. Each insulting, uneducated, ignorant reply spread the message that Attempted Murder in Wrestling is Dumb.
& you all thought “psychology†was about putting moves together. 😅
“# 1 rule of communication: know your audience.†-VKMâ€
A fan then called her out after she quoted Vince McMahon, accusing her of defending someone with a bad reputation. The fan said she was “quoting a rapist†and claimed she was just trying to cover up being a jealous ex. The comment ended by saying she had lost all credibility except with the most biased anti-AEW supporters.
“Youâ€re quoting a rapist now? Because you got caught being a jealous ex and tried to pivot what you were actually saying. All credibility lost to everyone but the most braindead of anti AEW grifters.â€
Sarah Stock then defended Vince McMahon and stated that he never sexually assaulted her and was instead cool to her, saying, “Ex of whom? Vince never raped ME. He was cool af to me.â€
Another fan pointed out that it was the craziest thing they saw in a while. In response, Sarah Stock wondered why itâ€s crazy that she doesnâ€t turn her back on McMahon, who had her back, saying, “Why is it crazy that I donâ€t turn my back on somebody whoâ€s had mine?â€
One fan reacted to Sarah by posting a screenshot of MJF, clearly implying that she should end her life. In response, Sarah said that people were free to tell her to end her life because she wasnâ€t afraid of them. She explained that she values herself, enjoys her life, and still likes Vince McMahon. She added that the situation wasnâ€t that serious and definitely not something worth dying over.
“You are more than welcome to request that I end my life because Iâ€m not a p****. Thankfully, I like myself and I like my life and I like Vince. Itâ€s not that deep and certainly not worth dying over.â€
Stock then doubled down on her defense of Vince McMahon, saying there was nothing to hide. She explained that he taught her more about the wrestling business than anyone else ever could and that she was still earning money from the work she did under him five years after leaving.
Stock added that he treated her well and said itâ€s sad that people lose their loyalty because theyâ€re afraid of being “cancelled.â€
“What quiet part? Scream it out loud, The dude taught me more than anyone ever will about the business and Iâ€m still living off his paychecks 5 years after I left there. He was good to me. Itâ€s a sad state of affairs when loyalty disappears over fear of being “cancelledâ€.â€
It is not hard to see why people are shocked at Sarah Stockâ€s stance considering the fact that Vince McMahon is still dealing with his sexual trafficking lawsuit, filed by ex-WWE employee Janel Grant.
Sarah Stockâ€s defense of Vince McMahon has started one of the biggest online arguments in wrestling this year, turning from simple disagreement into personal attacks. While she continues to stand by her loyalty and her own experiences with McMahon, a lot of people are still really shocked that she could defend someone like McMahon in the first place.
Do you think Sarah Stock has the right to defend Vince McMahon based on her personal experience, or should public figures remain silent when serious allegations are involved? Sound off in the comments.
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