5 Superstars who had heated arguments with Vince McMahon

#3. Brock Lesnar threw the Universal Championship at Vince McMahon

Brock Lesnar is among the biggest draws in WWE History, and he is believed to have a dominating nature backstage. Over the years, there have been multiple reports about the reigning WWE Champion arguing with Vince McMahon.

At WrestleMania 34, Lesnar defeated Roman Reigns to retain his Universal Championship. Despite this win, he was in a furious mood when he returned backstage and legitimately threw the championship at McMahon. The Boss went on to yell some expletives at Lesnar with some expletives. A video of the incident is available on YouTube.

Thankfully, they have seemingly settled this heat, and they are currently on good terms; The Beast Incarnate continues to be a vital asset for WWE.

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#1. The Undertaker was involved in a heated argument with Vince McMahon

The Undertaker has remained one of Vince McMahon's closest friends. However, throughout his legendary career, he often raised his voice as the locker room leader. As a result, it's not surprising to hear that The Phenom has had multiple disputes with the WWE Chairman.

For example, the two men were involved in a heated argument shortly after the infamous Montreal Screwjob incident. While speaking on The Bill Simmons Podcast, The Undertaker revealed that he was unhappy with the way McMahon took the title from Bret Hart.

"I was pissed ... I was pissed about the whole thing because I felt like there, I possibly could've been used to get what we needed," said The Undertaker. "Take Shawn out of this, let me do it, and then I'll do business on the other side, and I think Bret probably would've went for that."

He further revealed that he personally approached McMahon to make sure that such an incident would never happen again.

'''If this kind of s*** happens again, you've got to involve me here, because it doesn't have to go down like this,'" The Undertaker continued. "And he [Vince McMahon] agreed. I guess it all worked out. It was sad. I'm really tight with Bret. Bret could've done some things differently; Shawn could've done things differently; Vince could've done things differently."

McMahon seemingly listened to The Undertaker's message, as the Montreal Screwjob remains a unique incident. Decades later, the friendship between McMahon and The Undertaker continues to this day. The Phenom still occasionally appears on WWE programming, even after he retired in 2020.