Declan McMahon currently plays football at Indiana University.
The McMahon family name will always be synonymous with professional wrestling. Shortly after World War II, Vince J. McMahon started the Capitol Wrestling Corporation, a professional wrestling promotion that would put the scripted sport on the map. The CWC evolved into the World Wide Wrestling Federation for a brief spell before rebranding to its most prominent acronym, the WWF, just before Vince Sr.'s son, Vince K. McMahon, took the reins. Vince Jr.
"Oh, probably me. I mean, the story, the story's already written, right?" Declan told Developmentally Speaking."The rightful heir. The good-looking. The one who looks like Vince, right?" "I think, just in the sense that you could play off the WrestleMania 20 like I posted on Twitter," Declan continued."You could play that off and just show that like, the new generation McMahon has arrived. I think in that sense, I would. We have such a great family, and we're all so supportive of each other."
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