Reckless driving charges against former WWE chairman Vince McMahon have been dropped after his probation ended, according to a report Friday. The charge stemmed from A July 2025 crash in which McMahon lost his 2024 Bentley in total After reportedly driving over 100 miles per hour.
According to Dave Meltzer Wrestling Observer Newsletter:McMahon’s one-year accelerated probation, By a judge confirmed in Connecticut last Octoberconcluded. McMahon complied with the terms and the charges against him were dropped. The former WWE executive was required to drive only while licensed and insured and avoid further legal trouble for the year. He also had to make a $1,000 charitable donation, but the Observer report did not say what the money was going to.
On the same day News of Hulk Hogan’s death brokeMcMahon was involved in a crash in Westport, Connecticut that involved two other vehicles. McMahon was reportedly driving around 115 mph when he crashed into the back of another car while trying to overtake it, then crashed his Bentley into the median. A third driver was hit by debris that flew into another lane. A state trooper was trying to pull McMahon over before the crash.
Video of the accident has been released in February. After his collision with the median, McMahon appeared dazed as he told the trooper he did not need medical attention and was speeding away because he was visiting his granddaughter for her birthday. McMahon said he didn’t use the phone, but he hadn’t driven in a while.
