🔥 “I Can’t Stand It Anymore”: Mick Foley Draws a Hard Line With WWE Over Donald Trump 🔥
WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley has made a stunning and deeply personal announcement — and it’s one that’s sending shockwaves through the wrestling world.
In a heartfelt statement shared on social media on December 16, Foley revealed that he will not appear for WWE as long as Donald Trump remains President of the United States. On top of that, the Hardcore Legend confirmed he will not renew his WWE Legends deal when it expires in June.
Foley’s decision comes amid growing debate over WWE’s perceived closeness to Trump, especially after several high-profile figures within the company, including Roman Reigns and Triple H, made comments that left fans divided. Foley had previously admitted he struggled to understand how some of his colleagues continued to support Trump — and now, he’s reached his breaking point.
In his emotional post, Foley explained that his concerns had been building for months, particularly over what he described as the administration’s “cruel and inhumane” treatment of immigrants. But what ultimately pushed him over the edge were comments made by Trump following the death of filmmaker Rob Reiner — words Foley said he found shockingly heartless.
“I no longer wish to represent a company that coddles a man so seemingly void of compassion,” Foley wrote, adding that he has already informed WWE Talent Relations of his decision to step away for the duration of Trump’s time in office.
Despite the firm stance, Foley made it clear this is not about bitterness toward WWE itself. He emphasized his love for the company, his gratitude for the opportunities he was given, and the pride he still feels about his legendary career.
Still, Foley made it clear that his values come first.
Quoting Popeye the Sailor Man, Foley closed his message with a line that perfectly captured the moment:
“I stands all I can stands, and I can’t stands no more.”
For a man who built his legacy on toughness, pain, and resilience, this may be one of the most powerful stands Mick Foley has ever taken — not in the ring, but in real life.
