Gangrel recalled that Vince McMahon once used him to mock Donald Trump by having him spray fake blood during an entrance, an incident that did not reflect well on the current president.
On Coming Out For the Match:
He stepped onto the stage, drank the blood, and heard the crowd loudly exclaim “Oh,” a reaction he described as unprecedented. Thinking it was an ideal moment for a pay‑per‑view, he consumed the entire beverage and then expelled the fake blood for an extended period.
On Spraying Trump:
The crowd reacted with excitement, apparently because Donald Trump was present. Fans attempted to touch him and warn him, causing him to move closer to the barricade and into the spray zone. The visual captured Trump ducking as a mist of blood descended.
On His Reaction To Being Told McMahon Wasn’t Pleased:
He claimed he was unaware of Trump’s presence, insisting he was merely performing his routine and was innocent.
On McMahon’s Reaction the Next Day:
When he arrived, McMahon greeted him with laughter, saying “Wasn’t that great?” He later explained that it was a deliberate double‑cross: McMahon had anticipated Trump’s arrival, arranged the seating, booked Gangrel, and ensured the blood spray would occur, effectively setting him up.