Stephanie McMahon shared a heartfelt message to WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman via social media, and the former WWE Chairwoman expressed that her friendship with The Oracle is sacred. The 49-year-old mother recently invited the former member of The Bloodline on her podcast “What’s Your Story? with Steph McMahon.” During the episode, Heyman discussed a variety of things about his personal and professional life.
Emotional Note From Stephanie McMahon Highlights Heyman’s Impact
Earlier today, Stephanie McMahon took to the X platform to share her gratitude to the 60-year-old for sharing his experiences on her podcast. She commented on the veteran’s incomparable view of perspectives and her sacred friendship with him.
“I can’t thank you enough @HeymanHustle [Paul Heyman]! Your wisdom is incomparable and your friendship is sacred. Thank you for sharing so much of yourself with the world🙏❤️🙏 #WhatsYourStory @EGxo @WWE @Fanatics,” Stephanie wrote.
I can’t thank you enough @HeymanHustle ! Your wisdom is incomparable and your friendship is sacred. Thank you for sharing so much of yourself with the world 🙏❤️🙏 #WhatsYourStory @EGxo @WWE @Fanatics pic.twitter.com/84fXe1coWV
---Advertisement---— Stephanie McMahon (@StephMcMahon) November 21, 2025
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Paul Heyman Reveals He Never Took A Salary During His Seven-Year ECW Run
Prior to joining WWE, Paul Heyman owned ECW for a number of years. During this past veteran’s appearance on What’s Your Story? with Steph McMahon, the former WWE Women’s champion asked Paul if ECW wrestlers were loyal to him, since the promotion had clearly seen better days and was having financial difficulty paying them. The WWE Hall of Famer claimed that he did not take a dime for himself over the course of the seven and a half years he ran ECW, spending all he had, in an effort to keep the wrestling promotion alive.
“I think my saving grace always was, I didn’t loot the company. I wasn’t one of these promoters that took the money, stuffed it in my socks, and go, ‘Ohhh, there’s no money tonight.’ I went bankrupt, too. I spent whatever I had trying to save the company, too. I never paid myself for seven and a half years in ECW,” Heyman said.
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