Netflix's docuseries "Mr. McMahon" explores the complex life of WWE co-founder Vince McMahon, detailing his rise in wrestling alongside his personal controversies, including a lawsuit for sexual harassment and abuse. The series expanded from four to six episodes following revelations of McMahon's $12 million payouts to settle allegations from women. Despite McMahon's public criticism of the series, claiming it misrepresents him, many viewers found new insights and familiar stories that resonated with wrestling fans. Notably, the absence of figures like Mick Foley and The Undertaker received backlash, with commentators like Vince Russo questioning their omission. The series also touches on the tragic story of Chris Benoit, discussing the implications of steroids and brain trauma on his life and actions, a topic that ignited strong reactions from fans. Ric Flair also shared his positive reaction to the documentary, highlighting the significance of McMahon's contributions to wrestling history.