WATCH: Mr. McMahon returns to SmackDown, gets taken out by Kevin Owens

On Tuesday night, WWE chairman Vince McMahon made his first appearance on SmackDown Live in over four years. After a jovial appearance, McMahon got angry, telling Owens that he should backoff his lawsuit after his scuffle with Shane McMahon last week. McMahon then said that he would fire Owens if he tried to sue, and

On Tuesday night, WWE chairman Vince McMahon made his first appearance on SmackDown Live in over four years.

After a jovial appearance, McMahon got angry, telling Owens that he should backoff his "lawsuit" after his scuffle with Shane McMahon last week. McMahon then said that he would fire Owens if he tried to sue, and that the only reason he suspended Shane last week was because he didn't finish the job.

If @FightOwensFight sues @WWE, these TWO WORDS might be his future...#SDLive pic.twitter.com/DgphFDzwnU

— WWE (@WWE) September 13, 2017

McMahon announced that the two would be facing off at the Hell in a Cell show on October 8 in Detroit, Mi. After which, Owens turned the tables on the CEO by bloodying him up with a headbutt. Owens then hit McMahon with a superkick and a frog splash to leave him laying.

McMahon last appeared on SmackDown in 2013 to announce Vickie Guerrero as the brand's new general manager at the time.

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