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It was an incredible documentary, especially at the end during that sequence where they ask everyone what his legacy is going to be and the only person who can come up with an answer is Tony Atlas.
@@SalemArc Dude, I don't think not wanting to kill your fucking father is a sign of not wanting it. Vince had an absolutely horrid relationship with his dad that he's clearly projecting. He was willing to kill his dad cause his dad was a deadbeat. Shane clearly actually cared for his
R Kelly is doing a 30 year sentence because he liked underage girls. There are possible underage victims in the Diddy case as well if the Bieber and Usher situations are true. I don't think Vince has underage victims.
Bruh like if y'all really didn't know this man was evil then y'all really need to go watch old interviews and the dark side of the ring series. Vince was one of the reason Jimmy " Superfly " Snuka never faced justice for his vicious murder.
Bro Vince cried like a bish when Ted gave him a taste of his own medicine vince always portrays himself as the victim but he really a narcissist who will screw over everybody an anybody 2 get what he wants
@@TheGFBats Ted turner the man who purchased Jim Crockett 's promotions and then rebranded it as wcw , he alongside Eric Bischoff stole various talent from wwf in the 90s and that gave them the upper hand in the Monday Night wars , ironically this is the same thing Vince did with the Teritorries (Regional-Based wrestling promotions) and stole all the talent he could from them and eventually ran them out of business so that wwf could thrive and reach the Heavens of success and greatness that you see today
I’m convinced that Benoit was never quite right after Eddie died. They were best friends, practically brothers, and I remember seeing Chris in the memorial clips they had, he legit lost a big part of what kept him grounded. Even seeing clips of him in backstage storylines after that, he looked haunted, and I haven’t seen anyone with that look since. I’m not saying he wouldn’t have done what he did if Eddie had lived, but I think the chances of that happening would have been lowered somehow
Unfortunately death changes people especially if you lose someone you care about. I wished Chris would had retired and got help before he did what he did. It’s like what New Jack (R.I.P.) said, you can’t justify what he did.
@@myklo4269Oh, there’s no justification for it at all, he ruined his legacy for me by doing that. I can’t help but wonder how things might have played out, and the worst part is that I feel like I’m somehow blaming Eddie, and that’s not true at all. Dude was amazing in the ring, he had a bright future, but the Lord called him home, and we got this timeline
I agree, looking back many people claimed that CTE was the case for it. But I think that is only part of what led to his downfall. The effects of loosing Eddie and his often intense and dangerous approach to the Industry ultimately was destroying him mentally. However that still doesn’t mean it excuses what he did, everyone has a choice.
Still doesn’t excuse nor justify what he did guys. Others had CTE in wwe before or after Benoit , plenty had CTE in NFL or even soccer yet nobody acted the way he did. Dude was just broken mentally
I DO NOT condone what Chris did. You have to remember though....THEY STUDIED HIS BRAIN and it was VERY clear that the areas of his brain that were severely affected were the areas that harbor our ability to CONTROL OUR EMOTIONS and DECISION MAKING!!! They compared his brain to I believe they said to an 80yr old with Alzheimers! Then you add losing quite possibly THE ONLY OTHER PERSON who helped keep you grounded.... ESPECIALLY in times where you were not amongst your own family.........He was a walking glass shell with 50lbs of Grenades AND C4 connected to a very unstable detonator inside of him. It would only take JUST ONE small wrong move and BOOM! Had he lived...he would have had a LEGIT argument for a Temporary Insanity plea and Possibly had gotten him sentenced to an INSTITUTION.
He thinks hes still working the fans. But not everyone in real life subscribes to professional wrestling type promos. So hes just coming off as unhinged person. But WWE is his entire world so the thought that people wouldnt see him as they would a heel but as a legitimate monster is lost on him.
I really feel for Shane, desperate for the approval of that monster. I think Vince knew that Shane was desperate for it and intentionally withheld it to hold power over him.
You can't become a billionaire by being a nice guy, it's nearly impossible. Even Elon Musk had to be a little ruthless when selling Paypal and moving up in the corporate world.
Unfortunately you got to step on some necks to get to the position of billionaire. I think Oprah is an exception. But there are too many billionaires over the years that are POS human beings.
That Owen Hart one leaves a nasty taste in my mouth. Thus I slowly went away from WWE. I see Vince McMahon as a self-made man who becomes a golden devil. 😒
Yeah me too. He should had ended the show, whatever matches that was scheduled needed to be postponed. Seeing Owen’s blood on the side of the ring enraged me.
I would say the same with Bret Hart because, Vince killed his younger brother and Bret still went back to the company after that. If a company where the owner did that to one of my siblings, I would never ever go back or, be affiliated with that said company or, owner.
@@myklo4269It has been well established for years that wasn't Owen's blood. That blood stain was from a match on Heat where the Hardys soaked in blood
@myklo4269 i saw another discussion.. Thats not Owen's blood What happened to Owen eas horrible, but lets keep objective and not swallow all informations blindly
The more I hear about the many shady and depraved exploits of Vince McMahon, the more I get reminded of that old interview with JR during the Ric Flair feud. When he told JR, "I enjoy destroying lives.... it turns me on", I think that line was a break in kayfabe. I think Vince actually meant those words because so many of these stories about him confirm a man who gets off on using his money and power to screw people and ruin lives simply because he could. As the saying goes, absolute power corrupts absolutely.
I was born in 98 and started watching wrestling in 2010 so I didn't know about these stories until I started watching dark side of the ring. After the shit that came out about Vince this year I wasn't surprised even though I know they didn't talk about it on dark side of the ring
@@jordancarroll1217 I think it's funny how they seem to be acting like Vince was somehow the only "bad guy" in the industry, ignoring all the other people that were far worse.
I knew Vince was a scumbag but two things stood out to me -He basically disregarded Undertaker’s concussion at WM30 and said “oh he just doesn’t wanna remember losing.” Bruh, you were the one who called for help in the back when you saw that Taker wasn’t at 100%. You even went to the hospital with him to make sure he was alright Another thing that sickened me was his views on retirement. He basically thinks that people who retire from whatever work they do has no life to live afterwards. You have performers who risked life and limb (many of who actually *lost* their lives and limbs) for your company and this is what you think of them? What about your own son in law who was forced to retire because of a congenital heart defect that *ALMOST KILLED HIM.* what about that Vinny Mac???
He wasn’t interested in talking about how he took over his dads business HOWEVER that story Paul told about Vince & Shane was very compelling. I believe his words were “you’re gonna have to take it away just like I did my old man…” yea…
When they showed the short part of the blasphemous promo he did in church, I was like, "He ain't going heaven." One thing is for sure, you can't mock Jesus and get away with it!💯
Vince putting out a tweet saying how much of the documentary is "misrepresentated to leave the viewers confused" and how "the producers use out-of-context footage and dated soundbites to support a deceptive narrative" is how I knew this was going to be an absolute treat lmao
I think a lot of women wrestlers are now much safer now that Vince is not backstage, and I’m glad about that. Honestly, EVERYONE is safer now that he’s not backstage.
They punished Owen Hart when he refused the love triangle with Jeff Jarrett and Debra, and they brought back The Blue Blazer character and they unalive him with that stunt
@@subzerofromny735but I don’t understand, if they wanted to get back at Bret why not punish him some other way? They’re seriously going to kill his brother as punishment???
I hate when people say "but", like it changes anything about the first part of the sentence. They don't cancel each other out. Its two separate thoughts with no connection to each other. Covering up murders so no one faces justice and sex trafficking is some of the worst stuff you can do in this life. The man was the boss of a company his dad started, that put out some good TV sometimes, they don't even have even close to the same weight of importance. Hes a terrible human being. End of sentence.
@@taylion3724 What is the subtext of saying "he is a bad person but..."? The word but in this context means the first idea relates to the second, as some kind of exception. Its literally the meaning of the word. Its what Pritchard did at the end of the doc. Try to say that because he got his wife to a doctor when she was sick, it some how negates anything else he has done or its not possible. It doesn't matter. He still did the horrible things.
@@R0B1NG5 I’m ngl I could care less with what you’re talking about. I’m talking about the comment you responded to reaching. He said but have us memorable moments not but he had rough upbringing or whatever you were talking about.
Vince McMahon: One of the greatest minds in the world of professional wrestling. Vince McMahon: One of the more viled, perverted, godawful, egregious human being to EVER walk on God's green earth. What he said to his son Shane on what he would had done to his father was enough to say Vince is deranged. The other stuff was bad but that exchange with Shane made me sick.
The entire wrestling industry was that way. All those old fucks trying to act like Vince was the only doing this shit is crazy. Drugs, sex, and other vile things was treated as normal in the industry back then. Also, HHH and Stephanie were the ones who ultimately stabbed Vince in the back, so he wasn't wrong about Shane having to do that lol
@@PettyCrow-n9cit still is. Just look how AEW imploded. When you travel everyday to pack full stadiums of fans screaming your name in adoration thinking your the MC. You start to think you are the main character. This is why you always have drama in the lockerroom everyone's ego is sky high
@@PettyCrow-n9c " stabbed Vince in the back" - you're saying, like this is a bad thing lmao You do realize, that Vince is a creep, and got himself kicked out, because of his actions. Right? Why should HHH still support him publicly? That would be insane, and total suicide.
@@PettyCrow-n9c I don’t think Triple H or Stephanie stabbed him in the back. They didn’t want to be associated with him. Probably why Stephanie left the company before the news came out. Vince did this to himself. He kept putting his hand in the cookie jar too many times and got caught.
The child lover ring hasn't stopped. Remember those in Hollywood that NEVER NAMED NAMES!!! Corey Feldman and Mel Gibson are 2 that haven't named names.
The documentary was disappointing because I was expecting the documentary to go into more detail on his incidents, interviewing the victims and their families, not just gloss over the stories. This was just an overview of McMahon's career.
As a lifelong wrestling fan, I felt there was nothing really new in this doc. I enjoyed some of the perspectives from some of my favorite wrestlers and the details between Vince and his father and Vince and Shane, but this felt more like a history of WWE instead of a doc on the devil that is Vince. Felt like it was more for people that casually know about WWE and wrestling in general.
Yeah, I was a little disappointed. I heard it was going to be a hit piece, but after watching it I felt is was surprisingly fair. I wanted to see a much deserved burial.
@@mba321 I heard the same, but it seemed one-sided. Everyone they talked to either are pro-WWE, a McMahon, or made up with Vince after he did them wrong. Netflix has a deal with WWE so I felt it was very surface level stuff that has been told before or can easily be looked up, but didn't do anything to push further. Like did anyone know Vince was doing these things etc? Like talk to Paul London about Ashley Massaro etc. How you do a whole documentary on Vince and not talk to Jim Ross?
Thing is these charges are still fresh and there is an ongoing investigation there is more we’re going to find out. But I believe a lot of stuff happened in the 90s and early 00s was hidden
Trish losing the Women’s title wasn’t because of Mickie James, it was part of a segment she did with Torrie Wilson. They were supposed to have a pose down on Smackdown with Billy and Chuck in early 2002 (it was filmed but didn’t air live, they ended up re-filming it with Stacy replacing Trish, that version did air) Anyways from what I remember Stephanie McMahon got angry that Trish didn’t comply with kissing Torrie, so she punished Trish by having her lose/ job the title to Jazz on the next Monday Night RAW.
As a wrestling fan I didn’t know much but Owen Hart but they should haven’t continued with the show, and Vince said the crowd didn’t come to see someone die that’s why he continued the show is a vile thing to say
I was pretty disappointed in the documentary since there wasn't a single new thing I learned from watching this. I think it was still good, but I was expecting a lot more. Not yet another history of the WWE
😂 do people think McMahon is the only billionaire/ Multi-millionaire doing these this to save his business? If so they have no idea Vince is an angel compared to what others in a similar position.
Fun fact Vince pulled out this documentary at the end cus the controversy with his sex trafficking civil case an he wouldn't speak on it an called Netflix doc misleading cus they tried 2 touch on a few allegations but not many
Nobody's talking about the wrestlers and other high execs who knew about the behavior & engaged in it as well. They still have one working there, really 2 because ain't no way HHH didn't know what was going on.
Honestly, I think it's entirely possible to be more mature without being more dangerous. We're seeing the beginnings of that with HHH, it seems, and I expect we'll see more of it with Raw moving to Netflix. The problem with Vince, even more than his vices, was his damaged ego. His childhood sucked, and he never really felt loved by his father, and he took it out on everyone around him in his quest to be bigger than what he was early on. Be a father to your children, people. Teach them right and wrong, and make sure they know you love 'em. It could make all the difference.
Lots of people I know had f*cked up childhoods which included SA, and most of them found their way over it. The fact that Vince couldn't speaks to his own weakness. It's not your responsibility that it happened, but it is your responsibility for how you deal with it.
@@mba321 And many people can't deal with it. It's wonderful that some do, but if you look at the psychos in society, they most often had abusive childhoods. It doesn't help to tell them it's their responsibility to get over it.
I'll believe the proof if these accusers finally feel like showing it. Anyway, without him, you would have no wrestling to watch on TV today. There would be no: Wrestlemania Hulk Hogan Major network TV deals WCW Larger than life Characters Monday Night Raw Stone Cold Steve Austin The Rock Smackdown TNA John Cena Randy Orton Roman Reigns AEW
The text messages between him and the latest woman were released chief. Stop defending him. He can be a visionary wrestling owner and monster, horrible person at the same time. Do you feel the same about OJ Simpson? Great football player and overlook the murderer, terrible person he was?
VINCE MCMAHON NEVER INVENTED PRO WRESTLING, YOU CALIFORNIAN LIBERAL! PRO WRESTLING IS MADE IN EUROPE AND GIVEN TO COUNTRIES INCLUDING SOME PARTS OF AMERICA, BUT NEVER TO HIM!
@@jasonfuller2734 How do you know the text messages were really from Vince? Text conversations are so easy to fabricate. Why not instead show witness testimonials, police reports, or visual or DNA evidence?
@@backup368If the text messages are fake, that fact could be easily be proven by Vince McMahon in a court of law, and such a thing would totally discredit his accuser. Instead, Vince has since resigned, and appears to be running scared. Make of that what you will….
@@Backtalk1970 Let's see, the woman claims that VInce was repulsive to her on the very moment they met, yet she still accepted a job with WWE anyway. She claims she has thoughts of ending her own life but she's also hiring former Biden PR firms. Oh and lets not forget, she only decided to come forward when she found out Vince was getting billions of dollars when she only agreed to receive around 1 million from him.
Nah them starting off with that quote was diabolical, and I loved every minute of it. I can wait till the trail is done so we can get part 2 of his evil
Lets be real, he built up WWE and his kayfabe character to be as if he was the MC of this world and we the extras. But as time went on Vince started to really beleive his own lie, thinking he was untouchable and really as machismo as his theme song and beloved as the fans popping out to his entrance was. This is a problem that is all too common in the buisness. Which is why the workplace is the most toxic with the highest egos in the lockerroom youll ever see in any profession.
Is he the "most evil man in wrestling"? I don't know if he's as evil as Buck Zumhofe or Grizzly Smith (google them), but he is definitely ONE OF the most evil men in wrestling just for how uncaring and ruthless and disgusting he was. While I can appreciate him in part making me a fan of WWE when I was growing up, that doesn't exonerate or justify or absolve him of all the depraved stuff he has done or tried to cover up. Vince is still a tyrant, Pat Patterson should NOT be remembered at all and Bruce Prichard is still a meat rider. I don't care what Bruce says. If Vince cared that much for you, then where was that exact same care for literally everyone else from other staff to other wrestlers, huh, Bruce? As for the other people in the doc, I just wanna give Shane a hug after everything he said and went through. Heyman was great, Tony Atlas was great. Meltzer was surprisingly good and I was left a little disappointed by Austin saying he denied CTE, like "damn, man. You really gonna say that after all the research that's out there?" Overall, it was a good documentary. In regards to the current investigation, I hope Vince is found guilty and they throw away the key. There's no coming back from this anymore. WWE doesn't want him. Wrestling in general don't want him. Fans don't want to see him. All we want is justice.
This is not the chickens coming home to roost, that man had his fun and is immortalized by all in a matter of fact. Let's be honest. Rich man will do depraving things when they get enough money to feel invincible. But Sable came back, Brett came back, Hogan came back and for him he really NEVER held a grudge. He hired Bischoff. That man is different.
I’ve seen it and what’s crazy about it is, as huge wrestling fans, we knew Vince was crazy and devilish but he brought us a product that we enjoyed on Monday’s, Thursday’s and on PPV Sunday’s every month. Now seeing new developments of Vince’s craze is like WHOA 😳
It’s funny that Vince is saying the documentary is a “gotcha” piece. When bro himself was saying how ruthless of a business man he was. And how his mind is always thinking of the most chaotic and off the wall shit sexual and violent and everything in between
I just really feel like hurt people, hurt people. Man was sexually assaulted by his mom now he wanted to do a story line about impregnating his daughter you seen how he looked at her on the early 2000’s why you think he let her marry triple H. Bro got off to it. To have the power to make her marry a guy he wish he could look like. To this day I really think that bed scene with edge and lita made me feel different
Not gunna lie this was a fluff piece they took it easy on Vince they went over a few allegations but vince would just dismiss everything an not say much still decent but it didn't expose Nothing we wrestling fans didn't already know
If this doc wasn't almost finished by the time the real stories went public, I think it would have been a way crazier show. Watching it after that stuff came out this almost seems like a softball interview that just tacks on some mentions of insane stuff now and again.
To sum up Vince after watching the Netflix documentary, can be put into this saying,"What's Best For Business," many times, rather if it was over working his employees, screwing over that female wrestler and Bret Hart out of the title, continuing the show after Owen Hart died, covering up SA cases, putting his life and many other's lives in danger, and him telling Shane if he wants his ideas to be used he would have to kill him, puts Paul Heyman's statement that he only loved the Business, which in turned did take a small territory promotion into a global billion dollar enterprise. But his problems was his WWE character and his real-life persona became one and someone finally found all the things he tried to sweep under the rug
I’m sorry but yall can’t make me hate Vince McMahon. Wrestling is my entire childhood! You could not tell me wrestling wasn’t real, I literally thought Mr.McMahon died, I remember watching that live on tv!!!!!! Sorry not sorry😂
I watched all 6 episodes; Vinny Mac definitely was a trailblazer that stuffed out any and all competition. Dude thought he was untouchable outside of the Squared Circle.
Alot of old timers don’t really believe in it you gotta understand CTE has only been around as long as Facebook…it’s not something these guys grew up with…most of them were 40-50 years old when they first heard of CTE
Heyman might have been dramatic in the way he said it but 💯 Vince clearly only loves the business of wrestling...it means more than anything else to him and he's been willing to put himself and those closest to him at risk for the sake of it for decades. Everything good he might have done were also done in service of the business
At this point, The Mr.McMahon character was just a dramatized version of himself. He even said himself multiple times, hey I'm just taking a part of myself and making it appealing for wrestling. But the thing some people dont know the part he took from himself to make Mr. McMahon wasn't small and too far off to the point it blurred real-life and dramatizing himself. Whats worse was I was young and i defended people like Pat Patterson but now when this stuff is unfolding and Vince is covering this up, it is just very dark and very messed up where it's no excuses.
So one thing i found weird was at the end when they asked Vince what words he would use to describe himself, one thing he said was sexually active........that says it all!! Why would he say that unless he wants the world to know that yea im 70 years old and yes im still fuckin....pretty good for an old guy right!!! 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️😡😡😡😡
Vince is the scapegoat of the industry. All these old wrestlers and bookings trying to play innocent, but everyone knows that the industry created Vince, not the other way around.
You make a good point. It’s not just Vince’s fault. The wrestlers wanted to keep wrestling and wrestlers have some of the blame as well. They want to blame everything bad with wrestling on Vince. I don’t think he should come back but if he does, I’m gonna be laughing at all these people crying and complaining and whining. They act they’ll stop watching wrestling but they won’t. Who knows, Vince could be the target of a conspiracy.
The fans are to blame because they just want entertainment and they want blood and violence. They care about the wrestlers now but they didn’t always. The fans are also not that smart and the promoters take advantage of that. They are fooled easily quick to jump to conclusions. They used think it was real because of Kayfabe too.
Honestly I think the truth of the matter is that Vince McMahon is human being. He did some incredible things, and he did some heinous things. You can think whatever you like about him, but you have to acknowledge everything.
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I think your homie Wrestling Bios covered a lot of the controversies as well.
For real turning America into the next Kennedy situation is not going to do any good. It’s just going to be World War III in America.
Dr Zahorian is still practicing urologists in Hershey Pennsylvania
You would have worn the dress and never have this TH-cam account buddy 😂
The only things that Vince cared about was making money and getting laid.
Nah. His true passion was power and control. Money was the means to all the other depravities.
Making money and getting laid sounds pretty nice tbh
Just like me and the boys.
@@crazyworld54321facts if it was just money he wouldn't have buried all the wrestlers from WCW and ECW. Hell he wouldn't bury his own talent
Nah, that's just a regular dude. Vince was nasty on a whole other level.
It was an incredible documentary, especially at the end during that sequence where they ask everyone what his legacy is going to be and the only person who can come up with an answer is Tony Atlas.
Tony Atlas just couldnt care anymore. He is arguably the most honest man in that doc
@@johans3164him and Bret Hart.
Ah Tony Atlas. Loved his spots on Dark Side of the Ring
Tony Atlas the only one who never sugar coat things and is straight forward about everything
He also said the smartest thing I have EVER heard him say, in that documentary
Releasing the Rabid Wolverine at the end would have been poetic.
And VKM still got defenders arguing on his behalf online. Fuckin disgusting how they choose to turn a blind eye to blatant crimes
Stop crying everyone got that, it's America
They right here too
why do you care
@@brixtonmysterywhy support him at all? His kids I understand but random people supporting a rapist is weird.
@@Waynechandler-x1d oh okay. If i see rape in America, I'll just turn a blind eye. Thanks for being so normal
You forgot the part where Vince told Shane to stab him in the heart if he wanted the business.
That's the point when Vince knew that he really didn't want it.
@@SalemArc Dude, I don't think not wanting to kill your fucking father is a sign of not wanting it. Vince had an absolutely horrid relationship with his dad that he's clearly projecting. He was willing to kill his dad cause his dad was a deadbeat. Shane clearly actually cared for his
Vince was a fucking savage.... He taught RKelly how to stunt😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Not just him, Diddy too
@@LeonXander-xz2qldiddy goes after male booty holes lol he learned that from Jeffry dahmer
R Kelly is doing a 30 year sentence because he liked underage girls. There are possible underage victims in the Diddy case as well if the Bieber and Usher situations are true. I don't think Vince has underage victims.
Y'all weird af
Bruh like if y'all really didn't know this man was evil then y'all really need to go watch old interviews and the dark side of the ring series. Vince was one of the reason Jimmy " Superfly " Snuka never faced justice for his vicious murder.
Bro Vince cried like a bish when Ted gave him a taste of his own medicine vince always portrays himself as the victim but he really a narcissist who will screw over everybody an anybody 2 get what he wants
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What do you mean? Who's Ted? What happened?
@@TheGFBats Ted turner the man who purchased Jim Crockett 's promotions and then rebranded it as wcw , he alongside Eric Bischoff stole various talent from wwf in the 90s and that gave them the upper hand in the Monday Night wars , ironically this is the same thing Vince did with the Teritorries (Regional-Based wrestling promotions) and stole all the talent he could from them and eventually ran them out of business so that wwf could thrive and reach the Heavens of success and greatness that you see today
@@chedysouilhi7408 Oh I see, ty
Atlanta own Ted Turner out did him on his own show
I’m convinced that Benoit was never quite right after Eddie died. They were best friends, practically brothers, and I remember seeing Chris in the memorial clips they had, he legit lost a big part of what kept him grounded. Even seeing clips of him in backstage storylines after that, he looked haunted, and I haven’t seen anyone with that look since. I’m not saying he wouldn’t have done what he did if Eddie had lived, but I think the chances of that happening would have been lowered somehow
Unfortunately death changes people especially if you lose someone you care about. I wished Chris would had retired and got help before he did what he did. It’s like what New Jack (R.I.P.) said, you can’t justify what he did.
@@myklo4269Oh, there’s no justification for it at all, he ruined his legacy for me by doing that. I can’t help but wonder how things might have played out, and the worst part is that I feel like I’m somehow blaming Eddie, and that’s not true at all. Dude was amazing in the ring, he had a bright future, but the Lord called him home, and we got this timeline
I agree, looking back many people claimed that CTE was the case for it. But I think that is only part of what led to his downfall. The effects of loosing Eddie and his often intense and dangerous approach to the Industry ultimately was destroying him mentally. However that still doesn’t mean it excuses what he did, everyone has a choice.
Still doesn’t excuse nor justify what he did guys. Others had CTE in wwe before or after Benoit , plenty had CTE in NFL or even soccer yet nobody acted the way he did. Dude was just broken mentally
I DO NOT condone what Chris did.
You have to remember though....THEY STUDIED HIS BRAIN and it was VERY clear that the areas of his brain that were severely affected were the areas that harbor our ability to CONTROL OUR EMOTIONS and DECISION MAKING!!! They compared his brain to I believe they said to an 80yr old with Alzheimers! Then you add losing quite possibly THE ONLY OTHER PERSON who helped keep you grounded.... ESPECIALLY in times where you were not amongst your own family.........He was a walking glass shell with 50lbs of Grenades AND C4 connected to a very unstable detonator inside of him. It would only take JUST ONE small wrong move and BOOM!
Had he lived...he would have had a LEGIT argument for a Temporary Insanity plea and Possibly had gotten him sentenced to an INSTITUTION.
Its kinda sad to see some of the wrestlers saw vince as a father figure. It means these wrestlers have some broken homes we are not aware of.
The industry used to be a place for social outcasts who were too wild or violent for normal jobs, so unfortunately it adds up.
Alot of them never knew the otherside of him.
@@vanyadollyHollywood is like that. There is a reason actors/entertainers are damaged people.
He took full advantage of that. It’s easy to say nah to your boss. Try saying nah to your old man. It’s so manipulative.
You don’t need to come from a broken home to not be aware of what someone does in secret. Wtf
Now why would he even say that about the statute of limitations. He’s fr the devil
No such thing 🤷
@@Waynechandler-x1d The FBI needs to get your hard drive
You mean the devil himself lol
He thinks hes still working the fans. But not everyone in real life subscribes to professional wrestling type promos. So hes just coming off as unhinged person. But WWE is his entire world so the thought that people wouldnt see him as they would a heel but as a legitimate monster is lost on him.
I really feel for Shane, desperate for the approval of that monster. I think Vince knew that Shane was desperate for it and intentionally withheld it to hold power over him.
Vince McMahon is the p diddy of the wrestling industry enough said
Tony Khan: the Harvey Weinstein of pro wrestling
@@Hail54336 what proof do you have to support that statement
@@Proactionary it's based on the promo joe skit, learn how to cope it
My late grandmother said it best, "That Vince is the dirty devil" whenever we watch Friday Night Smackdown
Wow its crazy how people can see the true personality of people they don't know
I havent been calling him Wrestling Satan since the 00s for nothing
In case anyone hasn't noticed yet, most heads of corporations are monsters. Vince is one of the greatest, like a Goblin Lord.
You can't become a billionaire by being a nice guy, it's nearly impossible. Even Elon Musk had to be a little ruthless when selling Paypal and moving up in the corporate world.
@@PettyCrow-n9c You're nearly getting it... So close.
Unfortunately you got to step on some necks to get to the position of billionaire. I think Oprah is an exception. But there are too many billionaires over the years that are POS human beings.
With that plastic surgery.
That Owen Hart one leaves a nasty taste in my mouth. Thus I slowly went away from WWE. I see Vince McMahon as a self-made man who becomes a golden devil. 😒
Yeah me too. He should had ended the show, whatever matches that was scheduled needed to be postponed.
Seeing Owen’s blood on the side of the ring enraged me.
I would say the same with Bret Hart because, Vince killed his younger brother and Bret still went back to the company after that. If a company where the owner did that to one of my siblings, I would never ever go back or, be affiliated with that said company or, owner.
@@myklo4269It has been well established for years that wasn't Owen's blood. That blood stain was from a match on Heat where the Hardys soaked in blood
no one is self made. especially vince, vince had daddy power
@myklo4269 i saw another discussion.. Thats not Owen's blood
What happened to Owen eas horrible, but lets keep objective and not swallow all informations blindly
Vince got hit with a Trap Card that he played from his own deck himself. Chef's Kiss, Mister Adonis. I'm sure Atem would approve of that remark.
Bro when he pitched Stephanie the idea of him getting her pregnant… and then he laughed about it… wtf????
They still think he the greatest promoter
In Vince's eyes, wrestling is fake, like a TV show. He never really saw wrestling as a sport.
@@kjo2130 I always heard the Stephanie rumor (among other wrestling rumors) so when I heard that I immediately said to myself hell nah
Didn't they kiss on live tv once?
A few times actually @@grandcanyon-d4d
The fact that the craziest thing I took away from this was someone saying “I don’t believe in CTE” is wild
Yeah, it's like saying you don't "believe" in gravity.
Yeah, Austin said that. That shocked me.
From the same guy who suffered a neck injury and also a football fan that saw Tua & other nfl players getting concussed
I don't think he said "he doesn't believe in CTE,more like he does believe CTE caused Benoit's actions.
Don't let it go over your head.. he said there was incest in the first 5 mins... Tells you everything you need to know.
He died say who exactly in his household, but it's a toss-up between his Ma and Stepfather.
The more I hear about the many shady and depraved exploits of Vince McMahon, the more I get reminded of that old interview with JR during the Ric Flair feud. When he told JR, "I enjoy destroying lives.... it turns me on", I think that line was a break in kayfabe. I think Vince actually meant those words because so many of these stories about him confirm a man who gets off on using his money and power to screw people and ruin lives simply because he could. As the saying goes, absolute power corrupts absolutely.
Just like Donald Trump once was one his big business partner.
Vince McMahon response to the rape allegations is "you can't see me."🤚
I keep telling ya’ll. Katt Williams sat his ass on that couch and shit ain’t been right ever since
Jimmy Snuka is facing the ultimate trial now. Rape and murder should have no Statue of limitations.
The white Diddler
You mean the original Diddler
He's been at it way longer than diddy
"A slave to his vices." Perfectly put.
If you already knew these stories, (which I would say most pro wrestling fans do) there really wasn't anything new in the docuseries
I was born in 98 and started watching wrestling in 2010 so I didn't know about these stories until I started watching dark side of the ring. After the shit that came out about Vince this year I wasn't surprised even though I know they didn't talk about it on dark side of the ring
Well, netflix and vince still had to make money from it.
@@jordancarroll1217 I think it's funny how they seem to be acting like Vince was somehow the only "bad guy" in the industry, ignoring all the other people that were far worse.
@@PettyCrow-n9cbecause Vince is the popular one atm, so it's easier to just focus on him
Agreed, I didn't learn anything
I knew Vince was a scumbag but two things stood out to me
-He basically disregarded Undertaker’s concussion at WM30 and said “oh he just doesn’t wanna remember losing.” Bruh, you were the one who called for help in the back when you saw that Taker wasn’t at 100%. You even went to the hospital with him to make sure he was alright
Another thing that sickened me was his views on retirement. He basically thinks that people who retire from whatever work they do has no life to live afterwards. You have performers who risked life and limb (many of who actually *lost* their lives and limbs) for your company and this is what you think of them? What about your own son in law who was forced to retire because of a congenital heart defect that *ALMOST KILLED HIM.* what about that Vinny Mac???
I think the second one stems from him being a workaholic. I could be wrong tho
@@cursedsolo3112 that don’t make it right lol
Everything remains very diabolical of Vinnie Mac
@@yarapah I was just saying lol
Vince really dismissed the impact of Taker realizing his streak had ended. Pride is a monster...Vince is a trip!
He wasn’t interested in talking about how he took over his dads business HOWEVER that story Paul told about Vince & Shane was very compelling. I believe his words were “you’re gonna have to take it away just like I did my old man…” yea…
When they showed the short part of the blasphemous promo he did in church, I was like, "He ain't going heaven." One thing is for sure, you can't mock Jesus and get away with it!💯
People mock Jesus on a daily basis... he isn't God, but it doesn't justify it
@Ansabanur you'll find out real soon that Jesus is the only way. It's only a matter of time when his enemies will pay the ultimate price!
I bet... we both will find out.. won't we
Go read Matthew 7:21 - 23
@@allonisaacs8765Just stop. Jesus is not the way. God does the saving, not his messengers.
Hulk Hogan was the biggest ass kisser that vince had
"He was an old, white, racist, man"
Brown noses everywhere in workplaces.
And that one brother that was speaking that mentioned his wife
He even thought Vince would one day give him the company 😂
Vince putting out a tweet saying how much of the documentary is "misrepresentated to leave the viewers confused" and how "the producers use out-of-context footage and dated soundbites to support a deceptive narrative" is how I knew this was going to be an absolute treat lmao
Yessir!!
Idk if he's "the most evil man" in wrestling history, but he's most definitely the man the destroyed professional wrestling!
I think a lot of women wrestlers are now much safer now that Vince is not backstage, and I’m glad about that. Honestly, EVERYONE is safer now that he’s not backstage.
Yeah as far as you know
I lost OCEANS to Trish Stratus as young boy🤤
They punished Owen Hart when he refused the love triangle with Jeff Jarrett and Debra, and they brought back The Blue Blazer character and they unalive him with that stunt
Thank you. I don't know how anyone doesn't see that
Unalive lmao
@@jamesjenosyde3657so even you believe that they wanted him dead to get back at Bret
@subzerofromny735 yes. Yes I do
@@subzerofromny735but I don’t understand, if they wanted to get back at Bret why not punish him some other way? They’re seriously going to kill his brother as punishment???
His uncle definitely SA him when he was young I wouldn’t want to talk about that either
Mother molested him.
Step father beat him.
Father didn't love him.
I guess Vince didn't really care for Shane when he got concussed when he wrestled Angle.
Remember that time Vince did a segment with a lie detector and Hogan and people are just now realising, Vince was not joking.
ngl this man Vince was diabolical but still gave us some memorable moments nonetheless
Seperate the art from the artist. The promotor from the promotion
I hate when people say "but", like it changes anything about the first part of the sentence. They don't cancel each other out. Its two separate thoughts with no connection to each other. Covering up murders so no one faces justice and sex trafficking is some of the worst stuff you can do in this life. The man was the boss of a company his dad started, that put out some good TV sometimes, they don't even have even close to the same weight of importance. Hes a terrible human being. End of sentence.
@@R0B1NG5when did he ever say they did?? I feel like you just wanted to type this shit just because.
@@taylion3724
What is the subtext of saying "he is a bad person but..."? The word but in this context means the first idea relates to the second, as some kind of exception. Its literally the meaning of the word.
Its what Pritchard did at the end of the doc. Try to say that because he got his wife to a doctor when she was sick, it some how negates anything else he has done or its not possible. It doesn't matter. He still did the horrible things.
@@R0B1NG5 I’m ngl I could care less with what you’re talking about. I’m talking about the comment you responded to reaching. He said but have us memorable moments not but he had rough upbringing or whatever you were talking about.
Vince McMahon: One of the greatest minds in the world of professional wrestling.
Vince McMahon: One of the more viled, perverted, godawful, egregious human being to EVER walk on God's green earth.
What he said to his son Shane on what he would had done to his father was enough to say Vince is deranged. The other stuff was bad but that exchange with Shane made me sick.
Why I'm I reading this in JR( Legendary WWE commentator)
The entire wrestling industry was that way. All those old fucks trying to act like Vince was the only doing this shit is crazy. Drugs, sex, and other vile things was treated as normal in the industry back then.
Also, HHH and Stephanie were the ones who ultimately stabbed Vince in the back, so he wasn't wrong about Shane having to do that lol
@@PettyCrow-n9cit still is. Just look how AEW imploded. When you travel everyday to pack full stadiums of fans screaming your name in adoration thinking your the MC. You start to think you are the main character. This is why you always have drama in the lockerroom everyone's ego is sky high
@@PettyCrow-n9c " stabbed Vince in the back" - you're saying, like this is a bad thing lmao You do realize, that Vince is a creep, and got himself kicked out, because of his actions. Right? Why should HHH still support him publicly? That would be insane, and total suicide.
@@PettyCrow-n9c I don’t think Triple H or Stephanie stabbed him in the back. They didn’t want to be associated with him. Probably why Stephanie left the company before the news came out. Vince did this to himself. He kept putting his hand in the cookie jar too many times and got caught.
The child lover ring hasn't stopped.
Remember those in Hollywood that NEVER NAMED NAMES!!! Corey Feldman and Mel Gibson are 2 that haven't named names.
WWE must be shut down!
The documentary was disappointing because I was expecting the documentary to go into more detail on his incidents, interviewing the victims and their families, not just gloss over the stories. This was just an overview of McMahon's career.
Right. There have been plenty of those made by TH-camrs which were honestly better, IMO.
This documentary as a whole described Vince McMahon himself. I wouldn't be surprised if there were more things he didn't even talk about.
As a lifelong wrestling fan, I felt there was nothing really new in this doc. I enjoyed some of the perspectives from some of my favorite wrestlers and the details between Vince and his father and Vince and Shane, but this felt more like a history of WWE instead of a doc on the devil that is Vince. Felt like it was more for people that casually know about WWE and wrestling in general.
Yeah, I was a little disappointed. I heard it was going to be a hit piece, but after watching it I felt is was surprisingly fair. I wanted to see a much deserved burial.
@@mba321 I heard the same, but it seemed one-sided. Everyone they talked to either are pro-WWE, a McMahon, or made up with Vince after he did them wrong. Netflix has a deal with WWE so I felt it was very surface level stuff that has been told before or can easily be looked up, but didn't do anything to push further. Like did anyone know Vince was doing these things etc? Like talk to Paul London about Ashley Massaro etc. How you do a whole documentary on Vince and not talk to Jim Ross?
As a life long fan of wrestling entertainment, the doco was great. Still they didn’t scratch the surface.
Thing is these charges are still fresh and there is an ongoing investigation there is more we’re going to find out. But I believe a lot of stuff happened in the 90s and early 00s was hidden
If you don’t have Netflix that’s very unfortunate 😂😂😂😂
Trish losing the Women’s title wasn’t because of Mickie James, it was part of a segment she did with Torrie Wilson. They were supposed to have a pose down on Smackdown with Billy and Chuck in early 2002 (it was filmed but didn’t air live, they ended up re-filming it with Stacy replacing Trish, that version did air) Anyways from what I remember Stephanie McMahon got angry that Trish didn’t comply with kissing Torrie, so she punished Trish by having her lose/ job the title to Jazz on the next Monday Night RAW.
As a wrestling fan I didn’t know much but Owen Hart but they should haven’t continued with the show, and Vince said the crowd didn’t come to see someone die that’s why he continued the show is a vile thing to say
I will never get enough of, "Put yo MFn head back down!".
Mr. McMahon, the Genghis Khan of pro wrestling promoters
That Pat Patterson story I’m still sketchy on
I was pretty disappointed in the documentary since there wasn't a single new thing I learned from watching this. I think it was still good, but I was expecting a lot more. Not yet another history of the WWE
😂 do people think McMahon is the only billionaire/ Multi-millionaire doing these this to save his business? If so they have no idea Vince is an angel compared to what others in a similar position.
Netflix😂 they have no shame after Cuties
They’re still reeling from that 😂
@@bennydanger4213 This light work really
Fun fact Vince pulled out this documentary at the end cus the controversy with his sex trafficking civil case an he wouldn't speak on it an called Netflix doc misleading cus they tried 2 touch on a few allegations but not many
Only thing I knew about this sick twisted man was that meme template of him looking more and more turned on till he falls off his chair
Nobody's talking about the wrestlers and other high execs who knew about the behavior & engaged in it as well. They still have one working there, really 2 because ain't no way HHH didn't know what was going on.
Honestly, I think it's entirely possible to be more mature without being more dangerous. We're seeing the beginnings of that with HHH, it seems, and I expect we'll see more of it with Raw moving to Netflix.
The problem with Vince, even more than his vices, was his damaged ego. His childhood sucked, and he never really felt loved by his father, and he took it out on everyone around him in his quest to be bigger than what he was early on.
Be a father to your children, people. Teach them right and wrong, and make sure they know you love 'em. It could make all the difference.
Yep. Vince is the poster child for the cycle of abuse. He is what happens when you mess a child up for life and they grow up and become wealthy.
Lots of people I know had f*cked up childhoods which included SA, and most of them found their way over it. The fact that Vince couldn't speaks to his own weakness.
It's not your responsibility that it happened, but it is your responsibility for how you deal with it.
@@mba321 And many people can't deal with it. It's wonderful that some do, but if you look at the psychos in society, they most often had abusive childhoods. It doesn't help to tell them it's their responsibility to get over it.
The Netflix documentary was trash if your trying to claim he was a bad person. They gonna have to make a season 2 for all the bad things he has done.
Calm down Bruce Pritchard.
That triple h laugh tho 😂
Sounded like he burping and laughing simultaneously😂
There was only two people who we're telling lies in than documentary Vince McMahon and Hulk Hogan!
I'll believe the proof if these accusers finally feel like showing it.
Anyway, without him, you would have no wrestling to watch on TV today. There would be no:
Wrestlemania
Hulk Hogan
Major network TV deals
WCW
Larger than life Characters
Monday Night Raw
Stone Cold Steve Austin
The Rock
Smackdown
TNA
John Cena
Randy Orton
Roman Reigns
AEW
The text messages between him and the latest woman were released chief. Stop defending him. He can be a visionary wrestling owner and monster, horrible person at the same time. Do you feel the same about OJ Simpson? Great football player and overlook the murderer, terrible person he was?
VINCE MCMAHON NEVER INVENTED PRO WRESTLING, YOU CALIFORNIAN LIBERAL! PRO WRESTLING IS MADE IN EUROPE AND GIVEN TO COUNTRIES INCLUDING SOME PARTS OF AMERICA, BUT NEVER TO HIM!
@@jasonfuller2734 How do you know the text messages were really from Vince? Text conversations are so easy to fabricate. Why not instead show witness testimonials, police reports, or visual or DNA evidence?
@@backup368If the text messages are fake, that fact could be easily be proven by Vince McMahon in a court of law, and such a thing would totally discredit his accuser. Instead, Vince has since resigned, and appears to be running scared. Make of that what you will….
@@Backtalk1970 Let's see, the woman claims that VInce was repulsive to her on the very moment they met, yet she still accepted a job with WWE anyway. She claims she has thoughts of ending her own life but she's also hiring former Biden PR firms. Oh and lets not forget, she only decided to come forward when she found out Vince was getting billions of dollars when she only agreed to receive around 1 million from him.
Nah them starting off with that quote was diabolical, and I loved every minute of it. I can wait till the trail is done so we can get part 2 of his evil
Apparently, God played the long game with Vince
I like to think God watched Vince's promo in church and went "aight bet".
Lets be real, he built up WWE and his kayfabe character to be as if he was the MC of this world and we the extras. But as time went on Vince started to really beleive his own lie, thinking he was untouchable and really as machismo as his theme song and beloved as the fans popping out to his entrance was. This is a problem that is all too common in the buisness. Which is why the workplace is the most toxic with the highest egos in the lockerroom youll ever see in any profession.
It's crazy how he started lying at the beginning
"There were no guns used" ( a clip of Pillman attempting to shoot Stone Cold pops up)
Is he the "most evil man in wrestling"? I don't know if he's as evil as Buck Zumhofe or Grizzly Smith (google them), but he is definitely ONE OF the most evil men in wrestling just for how uncaring and ruthless and disgusting he was. While I can appreciate him in part making me a fan of WWE when I was growing up, that doesn't exonerate or justify or absolve him of all the depraved stuff he has done or tried to cover up. Vince is still a tyrant, Pat Patterson should NOT be remembered at all and Bruce Prichard is still a meat rider. I don't care what Bruce says. If Vince cared that much for you, then where was that exact same care for literally everyone else from other staff to other wrestlers, huh, Bruce?
As for the other people in the doc, I just wanna give Shane a hug after everything he said and went through. Heyman was great, Tony Atlas was great. Meltzer was surprisingly good and I was left a little disappointed by Austin saying he denied CTE, like "damn, man. You really gonna say that after all the research that's out there?"
Overall, it was a good documentary. In regards to the current investigation, I hope Vince is found guilty and they throw away the key. There's no coming back from this anymore. WWE doesn't want him. Wrestling in general don't want him. Fans don't want to see him. All we want is justice.
the amount of scumbaggery that was buried in the realm of wrestling in the name of entertainment is insane.
This is not the chickens coming home to roost, that man had his fun and is immortalized by all in a matter of fact.
Let's be honest. Rich man will do depraving things when they get enough money to feel invincible.
But Sable came back, Brett came back, Hogan came back and for him he really NEVER held a grudge.
He hired Bischoff.
That man is different.
I’ve seen it and what’s crazy about it is, as huge wrestling fans, we knew Vince was crazy and devilish but he brought us a product that we enjoyed on Monday’s, Thursday’s and on PPV Sunday’s every month. Now seeing new developments of Vince’s craze is like WHOA 😳
I love your videos thank you
It’s funny that Vince is saying the documentary is a “gotcha” piece. When bro himself was saying how ruthless of a business man he was. And how his mind is always thinking of the most chaotic and off the wall shit sexual and violent and everything in between
I just really feel like hurt people, hurt people. Man was sexually assaulted by his mom now he wanted to do a story line about impregnating his daughter you seen how he looked at her on the early 2000’s why you think he let her marry triple H. Bro got off to it. To have the power to make her marry a guy he wish he could look like. To this day I really think that bed scene with edge and lita made me feel different
Wait, this isn't about Grizzly Smith? Well, the title is misleading, then...
Not gunna lie this was a fluff piece they took it easy on Vince they went over a few allegations but vince would just dismiss everything an not say much still decent but it didn't expose Nothing we wrestling fans didn't already know
If this doc wasn't almost finished by the time the real stories went public, I think it would have been a way crazier show. Watching it after that stuff came out this almost seems like a softball interview that just tacks on some mentions of insane stuff now and again.
Ye everyone apologize to JR because he was getting bullied all the time by this jackass 😂
Facts
Hulk Hogan a master Vince glazer
They lambasted the shit outta this man 😂😂,He was just as good as he was a damn tyrant but he damn sure covered up a lot of shit 😂
To sum up Vince after watching the Netflix documentary, can be put into this saying,"What's Best For Business," many times, rather if it was over working his employees, screwing over that female wrestler and Bret Hart out of the title, continuing the show after Owen Hart died, covering up SA cases, putting his life and many other's lives in danger, and him telling Shane if he wants his ideas to be used he would have to kill him, puts Paul Heyman's statement that he only loved the Business, which in turned did take a small territory promotion into a global billion dollar enterprise. But his problems was his WWE character and his real-life persona became one and someone finally found all the things he tried to sweep under the rug
@ChisledAdonis you gotta use that meme of you reloading the 🔫 more😂😂😂😂 another great review video ✅
They should play his theme song when the jury walks out.
Diddler McMahon. My my PIZZA pie 🍕👀
Tbh I was a bit disappointed that during the Stone Cold Steve Austin segment that didn't mention his feud with Kurt Angle. That was totally brutal.
Not that there was any groundbreaking new info about Vince not said in other interviews I STILL really enjoyed the doc
I’m sorry but yall can’t make me hate Vince McMahon. Wrestling is my entire childhood! You could not tell me wrestling wasn’t real, I literally thought Mr.McMahon died, I remember watching that live on tv!!!!!! Sorry not sorry😂
Dr. Zahorian is still a practicing urologist in Pennsylvania to this day.
Law and order used to make episodes pulled from the news headlines too....Vinces life was a SVU episode!!!
Cable Television was the pebble that rolled down the hill that gave Vince the inspiration to become the boulder to roll over the territories.
I watched all 6 episodes; Vinny Mac definitely was a trailblazer that stuffed out any and all competition. Dude thought he was untouchable outside of the Squared Circle.
Austin not believing in CTE is weird. 😅
And thus my respect for him kinda fades a bit…
Alot of old timers don’t really believe in it you gotta understand CTE has only been around as long as Facebook…it’s not something these guys grew up with…most of them were 40-50 years old when they first heard of CTE
Heyman might have been dramatic in the way he said it but 💯 Vince clearly only loves the business of wrestling...it means more than anything else to him and he's been willing to put himself and those closest to him at risk for the sake of it for decades. Everything good he might have done were also done in service of the business
At this point, The Mr.McMahon character was just a dramatized version of himself. He even said himself multiple times, hey I'm just taking a part of myself and making it appealing for wrestling. But the thing some people dont know the part he took from himself to make Mr. McMahon wasn't small and too far off to the point it blurred real-life and dramatizing himself. Whats worse was I was young and i defended people like Pat Patterson but now when this stuff is unfolding and Vince is covering this up, it is just very dark and very messed up where it's no excuses.
So one thing i found weird was at the end when they asked Vince what words he would use to describe himself, one thing he said was sexually active........that says it all!! Why would he say that unless he wants the world to know that yea im 70 years old and yes im still fuckin....pretty good for an old guy right!!! 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️😡😡😡😡
Vince is the scapegoat of the industry. All these old wrestlers and bookings trying to play innocent, but everyone knows that the industry created Vince, not the other way around.
You make a good point. It’s not just Vince’s fault. The wrestlers wanted to keep wrestling and wrestlers have some of the blame as well. They want to blame everything bad with wrestling on Vince. I don’t think he should come back but if he does, I’m gonna be laughing at all these people crying and complaining and whining. They act they’ll stop watching wrestling but they won’t. Who knows, Vince could be the target of a conspiracy.
The fans are to blame because they just want entertainment and they want blood and violence. They care about the wrestlers now but they didn’t always. The fans are also not that smart and the promoters take advantage of that. They are fooled easily quick to jump to conclusions. They used think it was real because of Kayfabe too.
Honestly I think the truth of the matter is that Vince McMahon is human being. He did some incredible things, and he did some heinous things. You can think whatever you like about him, but you have to acknowledge everything.
Vince was trying to buy the documentary back from Netflix, he and Bruce realized how bad this would make him look.