Vince McMahon vs His Top Guys
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Goddamn pal, those farting stories, and tricking Jim cornette to enter the bathroom after Vince had just bombed England, had me in hysterics!
"Impenetrable" *IS* a word.
Of course it's a word! Why would he think it wasn't... Has he never heard of a castle or whatever being "impenetrable" to attack?
I'm in an airport trying not to BELLY LAUGH at Vince farting stories 😂😂😂
Stone Colds the GOAT
Oh hell yeah!
Good shit pal
I always figured Vince let someone else do the driving for him.
definitely comes of as a limo guy.
That was in the mid 90’s when business wasn’t very good. I think once they beat WCW and took the company public, he probably stopped driving himself most of the time.
Did Vince say he was a great dancer for a white guy or he was the Offspring song, "Pretty Fly for White Guy?"
I hope Vince let one rip in the cop car..
Bruce is wrong Vince McMahon loves Shawn Michaels always did that was obvious
Watch the A&E biography on Shawn, no Vince did not always love Shawn.
No brother, that's the Hulkster. Beyond a shadow of a doubt as the late Gorilla Monsoon would say
I really hate this "carrying the company on their shoulders" nonsense! They weren't carrying the company on their shoulders just because they are holding a toy belt lol. The only time the champion was carrying the company on his shoulders as in relying on his ability to do a good job & draw to get the company to a higher level than it was before was with Hulk Hogan in the mid 80s with the original Wrestlemania and tbh I think alot of that narrative is exaggerated to, it's a storyline to make mcmahon look like a genius or he has the balls to throw every penny he had into a gamble that paid off. There's probably a grain of truth in it but I don't believe it was as big a gamble as he made out, hogan was already over and the business as a whole especially the wwf was on the rise, it was quite obvious that Wrestlemania was going to be a success. It may not have been a garunteed success, there was a chance it could flop but it was unlikely. Ever since that Wrestlemania onwards the wwf became huge and any champion onwards after hogan was only another wrestler who happened to have the belt, he wasn't "carrying the company" its just worn out old bullshit that was at once said because it was somewhat true and just became a verbal habit to say about anyone who has the title. With the exception of possibly Austin when the company was going in a new direction with the attitude era and nobody really knew if It'd backfire to a certain extent and also with the Monday night wars, they kinda pinned hope on austins popularity to be enough to make it a success but if it didn't work out mcmahon was hardly going to go bankrupt or the WWF would die a death! And certainty by the time we get to Cena or ever since they went public the champion has very little impact on anything, its even WHICH champion do u mean... Since there's like 50 titles now and by the time you answer who it's been passed on to someone else. It's just ridiculous and also have to say the stories prichard tells about mcmahon actually make him sound pathetic, not funny at all. Either as a childish, egotistical asshole or a total square without a life, a sado who has no joy or pleasure from life other than having power over others. A total Waste of space of a human being.
What do you mean?
I read the bible quicker than I read that.
That was the War and Peace of comments.
@@dabigguy7788 that's a pity your reading and concentration levels are so poor and like those of a 7 year old, considering these are short very basic little paragraphs to someone of my intellect I just at such a higher level than u and probably half you'd age too plus way cuter. If you've nothing nice to say or can't understand something then don't comment on it
@@prestone.garrison4430 same goes for u, it takes about 30 seconds for me to read and is supposed to provoke some points in which to think over or discuss. Its just a shame I've found 7 year old level readers but I shouldn't expect any more considering it's wrestling fans and not many are very intelligent
Yeah, a lot of this has not aged well.
Champions he didn't love include. Macho man, warrior, bret, nash, misterio, punk, Bryan, and prob everyone else since except for brock. He loved taker, but not necessarily as champion.
Taker didn't need to be a Champion to be fair, he was always a main event attraction the Championship immaterial
Uh, he absolutely loved warrior in the beginning. Later on he regretted that and ended up hating him, but once upon a time there was no one Vince had more man-love obsession for than Warrior.
@@mutedmutiny9542 he loved him in the beginning, he didn't love him as champion. He didn't even last a year and only held it once.
@@dabigguy7788 yeah but he kept bringing him back and trying again and again. Even in 97 after all that crap with Bret, we now know that he was trying to bring warrior back and was offering him a ton of money. I don’t know if I would say that he loved warrior then, but he was clearly infatuated with him and really wanted to figure out a way to make it work with him. I mean this isn’t surprising with what we know about Vince loving body guys, and there was no bigger body guy than warrior.
@@mutedmutiny9542 he was desperate in those days. And he still didn't put the title on him, although it was the plan I think. Jim was hard to.work with according to most.
I would much rather - be a internet troll - and a “super-fan”…
Bruce singing or being mad at Meltzer? Instant stop to the watch-time of the video, and a thumb's down.
Wrong
Diesel was the worst champion in history
Lol no, he still drew better than the clowns of today. And the bottom 5 all-time worst draws of the WWE are still Eddie Guerrero, Kofi Kingston, Booker T., Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit.
Jinder Mahal
@@shadowangel5054 Is there a list that details from top to worst in order? A quick google search from the Sportster gives different names.
Sgt. Slaughter.
Sgt Slaughter. He is a legend and Hall Of Famer 100% hands down. But come on……Vince wanted to put the belt back on Hogan….without hurting Warrior.
Great storytelling Royal Rumble 91 with Macho Man costing Warrior the title to Slaughter.
Hogan wins the Rumble…..sets up his main event match with Slaughter at WM 7.
This all during the War in Kuwait …..for Slaughter….timing was everything