Do You Know About Vince McMahon’s Strong Connection To Idaho?

Growing up watching WWE wrestling was an experience that blurred the lines between reality and fantasy. The larger-than-life characters, the dramatic storylines, and the intense matches were an absolute thrill - especially if you got to watch as a boy growing up.

"From the top rope!"

The excitement of 'Monday Night Raw' or 'SmackDown!' would spill over into the house as soon as the show ended... and sometimes during. You and your siblings would mimic the moves of your favorite wrestlers, leaping off couches and perfecting your best version of a "powerbomb" or the infamous "Atomic Leg Drop."

Pillows became steel chairs, furniture would get rearranged (hopefully before mom and dad notice, right?), and you'd wrap it all up by repeatedly throwing crotch chops that would normally get you sent to the principal's office.

The Man Behind The Curtain

The man behind it all was none other than Vince McMahon who purchased the company from his father.

His vision shaped WWE into a world of spectacle, blending athleticism with drama in a way that captured the imagination of millions of fans. From the creation of WrestleMania (which is right up there with sporting events like the Super Bowl) to the rise of iconic wrestlers turned Hollywood megastars like The Rock and John Cena, McMahon’s impact on wrestling is undeniable.

He took a regional wrestling business and turned it into a multi-billion-dollar empire; even merging with the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC).

Will We See Idaho Mentioned In A New Netflix Doc?

Recently, McMahon has come under fire for some serious allegations and it's one of the focal points of an upcoming documentary from Netflix. The doc chronicles McMahon's life and career before exploring the details of his legal downfall. One has to wonder... will Idaho get a mention?

You might be asking why and that's why we're here...

Vince McMahon's Unusual Connection To Idaho

Before he was a billionaire and the center of controversy, McMahon had to prove to his father, Vince Sr. that he could promote and put together an event.

He did just that... right here in the Gem State.