3 things Vince McMahon has done in real-life and 2 he hasn't

Vince McMahon has revolutionised the pro-wrestling business like no one ever could. He has spent all of his life turning the WWE into a global phenomenon.

But Vince McMahon hasn't revealed many things about himself when it comes to his real-life.

Mr. McMahon doesn't think that it's generous for him to talk about himself. But luckily, some superstars who have worked with him has revealed quite a few things about the boss which proves that he's a completely different man in real-life from the man seen on-screen.

So, today in the feature let's take a look at those 3 things that Vince McMahon has done in his real-life and 2 he hasn't.

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Has Done - Beaten The World's Strongest Man

A few years ago Vince McMahon was on the cover of Muscle & Fitness magazine. That time he was probably around at the age of 67 or 68. After that, he sat down in an interview with Wrestle Inc. reader-The Brass Ring.

There he revealed quite a few things about the future of WWE and also claimed that he beat The World's Strongest Man, Mark Henry in a weightlifting contest. Mr. McMahon said that when he showed up he saw Mark Henry was ready to train and full of energy.

Seeing that, Mr. McMahon went straight to his locker room to take care of some business. After that, he came out and went to the gym with Mark Henry.

There at the gym, Mr. McMahon and Henry had a small competition of weightlifting. By the time first set was complete Mr. McMahon was way behind Henry as he defeated him with a huge margin. But as the second set came around Henry was all exhausted.

At that moment Mr. McMahon saw an opportunity to beat him (which he did) and picked up the pace. This time Mr. McMahon left Henry way behind and clearly defeated him in lifting up the weight. He also told that it was fun for him to work with Henry and he is thankful for the competition that Mark Henry gave him.

Hasn't Done - Enjoyed Smoking

A long time ago Vince McMahon and Bruce Prichard were on a flight. Unfortunately for Vince, there was a guy behind him who was smoking. So what did Mr. McMahon do next? He got up, went straight to that guy and offered him $100 to put down that cigarette. But the offer was declined by the smoking guy.

The next thing Vince McMahon did was that he raised the bid to $200 but still, the man wasn't convinced. He told Mr. McMahon that he paid for this seat and he will not put his cigarette down. So after that Vince McMahon did something unexpected to get rid of that nasty situation.

'I'll give you $500, pal. Put the cigarette out, alright?' The guy says, 'hey man, I paid for my seat. I just want to smoke my cigarette.' [McMahon] goes, 'I'll pay for your seat and I'll still give you another $500. Just put the cigarette out. (credit: Something To Wrestle With Bruce Prichard, H/T Wrestling Inc. for the transcription)

Luckily the guy finally decided to put down the cigarette and accept the money. This act of Mr. McMahon shows he badly hates the smoking.

Also, Bruce Prichard revealed, that was the moment when he realized Vince McMahon was living the gimmick of "The Million Dollar Man" in real-life.

Has Done - Loved Everyone With Hugs

When it comes to the gimmick of Vince McMahon that he portrays on-screen, he shows himself as the bad guy and authority figure, hating his superstars. But in real life, this is all just fake.

The story goes back to 2012 when Paul Heyman returned to the WWE after being away from the company for six years. At that time he appeared just once on Chris Jericho's podcast alongside Edge.

He said that he wasn't sure if Vince McMahon would like him upon his return after their relationship ended on bad terms back in 2006.

But the thing that happened was unexpected as Vince told Heyman to give him a hug. The same kind of scenario has happened with other WWE superstars too which proves that Vince McMahon loves hugging his superstars.

Hasn't Done - Skip His Workout Routine

Vince McMahon absolutely hates smoking but when it comes to drinking alcohol he's a different type of guy. What most people do after getting drunk is that they probably eat, sleep or pass out. But with Mr. McMahon, the situation is different.

The thing which proves this is a drinking story of Mr. McMahon that was told by Chris Jericho this past year.

Jericho said that there was a time when Mr. McMahon shared his private jet with him. There they flew from Orlando to New York. And in the meantime, they shared some drinks and listened to some music. By the time they reached NY, they were absolutely drunk.

So the next thing Jericho did was that he got off the plane to reach his homem but Mr. McMahon stopped him from doing so. He told Y2J to come with him to the gym but the offer was declined by Jericho, as he had to get some good sleep before waking up at 6.30 a.m to do some press work.

But Vince McMahon stuck to his plan of the gym.

And I get a text when I wake up the next morning at 6:30, super-hungover feeling like c**p, from my 72-year-old boss who's bench-pressing 275 pounds. (credit: Q with Tom Power, H/T Wrestling Inc. for the transcription)

This act of Mr. McMahon shows how dedicated he is with his workout routine and nothing can stop him from doing so.

Has Done - Walk-off One Time After He Lost

Vince McMahon certainly doesn't take wrestling competition lightly. But when it comes to some other things like playing games, he absolutely hates to lose that too. A similar story happened quite a few years ago which involves Mr. McMahon, Triple H, Stephanie McMahon, and Linda.

Vince and Linda invited their daughter and Triple H to his vacation house in Boca, Florida. They played a game of Billiards there. Unfortunately, that wasn't the best day for Vince McMahon as he kept losing to Stephanie McMahon and Triple H. This caused Mr. McMahon to lose his temper, and he left the room.

The things got worse when Stephanie McMahon started signing the song "Whipping Post" to Vince McMahon, which certainly didn't help Vince in a good way. This game of Billiards between McMahons proved that Vince hates badly to lose at anything.