Vince McMahon's grandson could find himself as the latest in a long line of McMahon family members to pursue a career in wrestling in the future.
But, in the meantime, Shane McMahon's son, Declan McMahon, has committed to Indiana University's college football program.
"I am extremely grateful and excited to announce my commitment to play football at Indiana University. Go Hoosiers!" The 6-foot 190 pounds running back said, in a tweet announcing it.
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Despite this commitment, the young man told the Indianapolis Star that he wouldn't rule out following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather before him.
“ I’ve tried it [wrestling] in my house,” McMahon told them. (h/t WrestlingInc)
"I have two younger brothers, so if we’re joking around I’ll pick them up and throw them on the couch. I’m going in with the mindset that I’ll cross that bridge when we get there. So right now no plans yet, but down the road, who knows? If I have to jump off a cage like my father, maybe that’s what I’ll do.”
How Declan McMahon Has Grown From Being Around Wrestlers Like His Father Shane
Shane O' Mac's son added that growing up around wrestling has certainly rubbed off on him in a very positive way.
“As a kid it’s been great because you get to look up to guys you look at as superheroes. Then you see them come home and they’re banged up. They don’t really look like heroes when they are your parents. Just being around everybody, I think it’s helped me build my character, just being mature as a young age.”
Declan has appeared on WWE television to support his father, even accompanying him to the ring during WrestleMania 32 alongside his two younger brothers. At that 'Mania Shane McMahon took on The Undertaker in a Hell in a Cell match.
