Mr. McMahon faces a slew of allegations from former talent.
8. AHMED JOHNSON(TONY NORRIS)
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Norris was recruited by Michael PS Hayes. When he went to Connecticut to meet Vince McMahon, Tony brought his lawyer along. However, when he arrived, Mr. McMahon stated that he hated lawyers and instructed Tony's attorney to leave because there was nothing to negotiate.
Tony also stated that on January 21, 1996, he was knocked out completely after Jeff Jarrett smashed a guitar over his head in at a show in Madison Square Garden. The incident led to a hospital visit and long-term neurological injuries.
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