Former WWE General Manager Vince McMahon played a new controversy on social media after defending late Hulk Hogan in a new documentary.

In the documentary, McMahon, 79, he addressed the infamous racist racist Hulk Hogan, defending the wrestling of divs and insisting on the 71-year side was not an intolerant person.

For those unknown, Hogan was in the center of the main scandal after it was audio shots from 2007. years using N-Word to describe the Black boyfriend his daughter leaked the public. In the video, Hogan could be heard to say that we are all "little racist" before he says he would prefer that his daughter would be a rich "n-gger worth a hundred million dollars" if she was going out with some black.

After the incident, WWE directed a connection with the hogan, removing it from the WWE HALL of Glory. However, years later, the company re-established "Hogan knows the best" star and continued with employment.

During the new TMZ Documentary, "True Hulk Hogan", McMahon weighed about it, trying to drag in the heritage of the hogan. Despite the invoking of his words "Improvable," McMahon insisted that Hogan-Primary Name Terry Bolle - was not a bigot.

According to McMahon, Hogan was not "racist". The American businessman said he feels confident enough to perform that because he spent many years working with the wrestling champion in WWE.

"He wasn't racist," he said. "He said some racist things. He should pay, and he is. In the end, I think everyone saw the real Hulk Hogan, Terry Bolle, and they feel, and that guy doesn't act as racist." "

McMahon said he says everyone deserves a chance to buy themselves, no matter how big mistakes they are.

On the social media, the reaction to McMahon's statements was fierce and critical, and the users slammed it due to retranies of the narrative environment of infamous sound recording.

"Of course Vince would say that," Someone wrote, while the other said, "Kike anyone doesn't believe the word Vince says." The third user turned on and published: "One of the racist things that told us told us that it was racist."

Someone else added, "one racist cover for another".

The fifth user shared a completely different perspective, writing, "Terry Bolle was racist. Not Hulk Hogan. You can love the character of Hulk Hogan, but you don't agree with Terry?" What does it matter anyway? "

And McMahon is not the only public figure that bumped into Hogan's defense after his death. The actor and comedian Michael Rapaport also took place some feathers after the listeners told their podcasts that he did not "care" about the Croatian legend "controversy out of the ring."

"I don't care about his support (Donald) Trump, I don't care about things that were controversial, we won't be the dishonesty of a man with 18-inch pythons," he said. "Forget about an adult, Sick. Think about the children."

Another WWE combines, Kevin NashHe echoed something similar to the episode of his podcast from July, saying the "F-CK" people who repel their past repeatedly.

"It won't change anything now. It's sensationalism. That's," you know, I never love him. "Who gives F-CK? I know not. I know it's not," I continued to Nash.