While he may not be launching a pro wrestling promotion, McMahon is starting a new entertainment company which will back and produce films and TV projects. Former WWE COO Brad Blum and former WWE Senior Vice President of Entertainment Relations Kristen Prouty are involved in setting up the new company.

In terms of what's next for the career of Vince McMahon, October saw it reported that McMahon was planning to launch an "entertainment hub company" that would develop and produce film and TV projects. It was stated at that time that McMahon didn't plan to compete with WWE and was not looking to produce any pro wrestling material.

Rumors are surfacing that Vince McMahon is looking to start a new wrestling promotion, but FOX has denied they are involved.

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The scandals that hit Vince McMahon had a strong impact on WWE and risked irreparably damaging his image, until Triple H became the new head of the creative team starting a new era. The former world champion moved considerably away from his predecessor's policy and helped revitalize the product,

Matt Hardy made his name in WWE in the 1990s and 2000s when Vince McMahon was in charge of the company's creative direction.

FOX says if Vince McMahon is getting back into the wrestling business, it’s not with them. McMahon resigned from WWE and TKO in January 2024 after sexual assault and trafficking allegations were made against him by Janel Grant,