Kofi and Vince Fight (Story from Jeristooge)

[TheGreatShowtime]

Chris Jericho has no shortage of fantastic stories throughout his podcast, book, and other ventures. His latest publication "Best In The World (At What I Have No Idea)" is no exception, and it hit shelves this week.
In the book, Jericho claims that while on a plane Vince McMahon made a snide remark to Kofi Kingston saying, "Maybe one day you'll get over," a comment which visibly disturbed Kingston.

As Jericho and Kingston exited the plane, Jericho told Kofi that he had to go back and challenge him to a fight. At first Kingston seemed to think it was a rib, but Jericho knowing McMahon's personality was totally serious about the situation.

Kingston took Jericho's advice and got back on the plane and asked Vince McMahon if he had a problem with him. The two traded verbal barbs back and forth until Vince McMahon shot in for a double leg takedown out of nowhere and he and Kingston subsequently wrestled around. McMahon has been known to test his amateur wrestling against the likes of Kurt Angle, also repeatedly attempting to take him down on a flight. McMahon finally got up and laughed the situation off, with McMahon liking that Kingston stood up for himself.

That pure, uncut Colombian cocaine

 

[Mook]

He still aint over

 

[DaylitoJames]

Kofi vs Vinnie Mac in the ring would have me

 

[The G.O.D II]

 

[Busby]

It was R. Truth..but yeah

 

[MushroomX]

Kofi is such a nice guy #ICTitleMaterial

 

[K-Apps]

Will Kofi get a push tho

 

[Kidd Dibiase]

If only Taker was there.

 

[R=G]

Lol...

 

[The Rainmaker]

Yeah, that worked wonders for him. Look at that push he has now

 

[R=G]

Idiot hasn't been on television for months.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

Jeritales

 

[FreshAIG]

Doesn't sound out of the realm of possibilities. I remember a story of the Road Warriors doing their finisher on Vince

 

[Da King]

More

 

[Beautiful Bobby Eatin]

So Zack Ryder should walk right in Vince's office, slap him, flip off HHH, and motorboat Steph to get his point across.