“I’m 67. Donald’s (coughs) 60 whatever, so, I have no idea, but it will be interesting,” McMahon said referring to the challenge that Trump made during the Hall of Fame speech.

Vince also spoke about the huge importance of coming back to the New York area for WrestleMania since this is where it all began. McMahon said it was appropriate that they’re using the Diddy song “Coming Home” to promote this show because it is very special to really come back home.

“Are you ready world? Here’s a sneak peak at MetLife Stadium, the home of WrestleMania,” McMahon said as he stood in the darkness at the stadium.

Right on cue, the lights go up and Sean “Diddy” Combs ‘Coming Home’ song kicks in to reveal the Statue of Liberty, a massive Brooklyn Bridge that goes across the set and the Empire State Building in the background.

“How about those apples, huh?” McMahon concludes as the video fades to black.

The set looks magnificent and the Brooklyn Bridge replica is pretty amazing. You can see the video below.

“Battle of the Billionaires revisited? I’m honored to be inducting @RealDonaldTrump into the @WWE Hall of Fame this Saturday. #WWEHOF,” McMahon tweeted last night.

Vince and Donald have been friends for a very, very long time and the McMahons are frequent donors to the Trump charities and last year Vince was named as the top donor of the Donald J. Trump Foundation.

Trump hosted WrestleMania IV and V back in the late 80s at his Trump Plaza in Atlantic City, the only time location to hold WrestleManias back-to-back.

“Hello @WWEUniverse! The Chairman is now on @Twitter. Get ready for #BigReveal on Friday night. In the meantime…#RAW,” McMahon wrote.

The tweet was splashed across the screen during RAW and McMahon got a nice bump in his followers count, some 50,000+ in just 90 minutes.

You can follow the boss @VinceMcMahon.

A “tale of the tape” was produced listing the age, height, notable wins, strengths, and weaknesses of both.

White was listed 43 and 5’11″ with Pride, Strikeforce, and WEC, as his notable wins. His strength was the “Twitter Slam” while his weakness was his ear.

McMahon was listed 67 years old and 6’2″ with WCW and ECW as his notable wins. His strength was the “power strut” and his hip was listed as his weakness.

Chael Sonnen who was on the show said not even Undertaker could save Vince McMahon in that fight and said that Kamala would win an Olympic medal in pole vault before Vince steps into the “boss’ wheelhouse.”

Sonnen – who is a big wrestling fan and loves to trash talk, took his rants on Twitter as well and then suggested a fight with Vince McMahon and CM Punk in his corner vs Dana White and himself in his corner.

“You’d be so punch drunk against Dana even your straight edge Champion @cmpunk will feel tipsy,” Sonnen wrote.

You can see the segment where Sonnen discussed the fight below.

White said that he was going to reveal something that he never, ever, said in an interview anywhere.

“If Vince hears this he’s gonna go nuts, okay,” White said as he prepared to reveal the crazy idea that Vince once proposed to him.

“He wanted to do that one time. Vince wanted to fight me. Called me up and said, ‘Let’s do it. Let’s do it. We can either do it in the UFC, or let’s do it at WrestleMania’,” White said.

“I said you are crazy,” White revealed with a chuckle, saying that he respect Vince McMahon but he’s too old to fight anybody!

You can see the clip of White talking about it below.

Vince McMahon and Triple H presented Young a WWE Divas title with her name tag on it. Both Vince and HHH hugged and kissed Mae Young who thanked God for still being around her WWE family.

Young told Vince McMahon that she plans on wrestling when she hits 100 in 10 years time and McMahon asked her who does she want to wrestle and Young said Stephanie McMahon.

Vince said he would tell Stephanie that and he will bet his money on Young. The oldest living WWE Hall of Famer told Vince to tell Steph that she loves her and HHH apologized that she couldn’t be there with them.

It’s a great video which you can see at WWE.COM.

The Chairman – who probably won’t even be close to Twitter activity as UFC President Dana White – joined after his daughter Stephanie and son-in-law Triple H also joined the social networking website last week.

McMahon is following only WWE-related Twitter accounts for now except for his good friend and soon-to-be WWE Hall of Famer Donald Trump.

You can follow Vince on Twitter @VinceMcMahon.

McMahon had to fix a problem which was there before he got F5′ed by Brock Lesnar and it was decided to use the storyline to explain why he’d be off television. The fact that Vince took an ugly looking F5 with a bad hip explains it all about the Chairman and how far he will go.

Meanwhile, the official WWE Twitter account posted a photo of McMahon in bed before his surgery flipping off the camera, although the finger was blurred out!

“Mr. McMahon, watch out for that bedpan,” read the caption, a reference to that time when Steve Austin showed up in a hospital and hit McMahon with a pan on his head during the Attitude Era Days!

You can see the photo at pic.twitter.com/qqr1yWQ2

Vince McMahon will be appearing on the show to address the state of the WWE, many believing that some quick changes will be implemented to help build the audience back up. RAW has lost viewers constantly every week since it made the jump to three hours back in July.

Also appearing on the show will be former WWE champion John Cena. While he is currently out of action following his elbow surgery, he will continue to run after CM Punk to give him a title shot at the Hell In A Cell pay-per-view later this month.

Plus Arnold Schwarzenegger will be tweeting live during the show as he was appointed the RAW social media ambassador for tonight.

Ratings have been going down the drain every week ever since RAW started the three hours broadcast and this week’s RAW got the lowest rating for a non-holiday in 15 years, with just a 2.5.

Every time Vince McMahon is on RAW there is a small spike in the numbers as curious viewers tune in to see what the Chairman and CEO will have to say.