Mick Foley believes this AEW star deserved a shot with WWE's top prize during his time with the promotion. Here's what he had to say on the matter.

Mick Foley is under contract with WWE, according to a new report. WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley recently sparked some controversy with his comments about the allegations against Vince McMahon, saying that he was choosing to appreciate McMahon until he learned more about what “may have gone down.

WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley hasn't been seen on the company's television shows for quite some time. Here are some details about his current status.

It has been confirmed that Hall of Famer Mick Foley has been signed to a brand new WWE Legends deal. Also Read: Does Mick Foley Want One Final Match? I could almost argue here that the big news is that somehow he may have gone some time not under a WWE Legends deal.

Foley was part of panel at Comic-Con Northern Ireland when the topic of Vince McMahon and their personal relationship came up. The wrestler behind Mankind, Cactus Jack, and Dude Love had big moments in WWE and WCW where he worked with and without McMahon, and talked about his thoughts on the former wrestling chairman:

WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley believes he owes a lot to McMahon for helping him in his career and explained that there is a good and bad side to McMahon.

Since the Janel Grant lawsuit broke in January of 2024, it has effectively become acceptable for even the most hardened members of the greater WWE Universe to speak out against Vince McMahon, with everyone from Seth Rollins to Becky Lynch,

Mick Foley is missing from WWE's opening signature and fans want to know why. Unless signed to another company, almost every legend from WWE history is featured in the new signature. Fans are wondering whether Foley and WWE aren't currently on good terms.

WWE Hall of Famer Mickey Foley was at Comic-Con in Belfast, Northern Ireland this week where he appeared alongside Rikishi for a Q&A panel. Foley stated he was going to "hold off judgment" until he learns "more about what may have gone down".

The eagerly awaited Netflix series on Vince McMahon is set to premiere on September 25. Former WWE wrestler Jonathan Coachman has commented on McMahon’s isolated personality and the serious allegations against him.