WWE legend Chris Jericho unveils the words banned by Vince McMahon from television

There was a time when WWE had trouble fighting in the 90s when it had to compete with World Championship Wrestling (WCW). WWE has finally managed to make the difference after an early fight. Since then, he has become a global juggernaut with headquarters in many countries. WWE fans are spreading in many countries while adding new fans to their legion.

But WWE President Vince McMahon has managed to integrate society into pop culture. He has tried to set up a number of new methods and unique situations for the WWE to stand out among the competition. Terminology is one of the elements that make WWE unique.

WWE has managed to invent different terms in its mandate. Words such as titles, WWE universe, superstar are used instead of belts, fans or wrestlers. WWE legend Chris Jericho revealed that Vince had always urged his superstars not to use certain wrestling terms. During a recent episode of the Talk Is Jericho podcast, "Y2J" stated that McMahon had made it clear to wrestlers never to use the belt in their programming.

"Hey, Vince, I do not know if I should lose the belt." (Imitating McMahon) "The what?"

"Sorry, the title. You can not say "belt" because a belt is what you use to hold your pants, "explained Jericho according to Wrestling Inc.

Then another term became very popular on the Internet. Tough fight have always been described as "marks" in the industry, but McMahon disapproves of this word and wishes everyone to call them as fans.

"We could not say" fans "because it's "WWE Universe," Jericho added.

"And never say brands because (imitating McMahon)" these are not brands – these are our fans! ""

Whenever a wrestler is quickly beaten by another superstar he it's often called a job. But Vince was again not in favor of using the word and instead preferred calling it a favor.

"And the other is the" job ", said Jericho. "[Imitating McMahon]" Uh We do favors, not jobs. "