I see what you did there! I hadn't seen a wrestling show since hulk Hogan was in his prime and had to Google the latest Vince news, really wish I hadn't, horrific doesn't do it justice and if even a few of these allegations are true the next documentary he'll be doing is from prison! I'm also glad Dwayne Johnson isn't implicated as it would bring new meaning to can you smell what the rock is cooking!
It'll be good but it won't top Wrestling With Shadows. I can already see them dancing around some topics. And they didn't interview Jim Ross for this. Strange.
HHH was just talking about Vince as a character. there's nothing interesting to come of that particular line. only parts of this that will be interesting are the deaths and legal suits.
@Kugrox he, not as the character, doesn't like when things aren't in his control. Such as sneezing. If there's something in his control that he doesn't like, things change on a whim. Chances are, the final cut will have to be Vince approved since this is about him.
I can't possibly see how NetFlix will possibly be able to maintain it. WWE Network was OK for a while for it's offerings. Don't know if it's still in effect. Think I only had it a year or so and just felt like the years of watching was going stale, so much repetitive routines
U r a bum for thinking like that, its easy to portray a character when you are the same character. But someone like u probably don’t have much idea about being a character
Great detailed documentary, I knew parts of this story but this digs deep. Vince McMahon has to be one of the all time greatest showmen, a complicated person who understands risk V reward. It's incredible how many household names came out of WWF / WWE. Vince's master stroke was becoming a character in his own franchise and fully involving his own family into the empire. The blur between fake show and real life is so difficult to define. This maybe the best promotional documentary of entertainment wrestling ever.
Putting all the controversy aside for just a moment, it is insane to me that he was the actual owner of the company, appeared on TV almost every week for a decade, and for a couple of years was maybe the best promo in his own business. Wild.
Hot take... All the controversy was staged in the public eye in real news and legal platformS.... But it was all just part of his heal story.... Non of it is real.... Just further character development of the insane genius of Vince mcmahan
from 1999 to 2023, the merger with ufc, WWE was publicly trading company making it so vince was not the owner of the company and more of the largest shareholder of the company.
Imagine Bill Gates came out with a TV show and had everyone hate him for what he did on the show. But then everyone kept buying his computers! He build something great but there's a lot of bodies in the foundation on up from it.
@@Sjr475 Too many holes in the story for me to believe Chris did what he did. Watch the playlist from PurpleSky11 where she goes on depth with the police files obtained through the freedom of information act.
0:56 Seeing BENOIT getting spliced in, got my attention. Netflix got the go ahead for this documentary before all the revelations hit, so it'll be fascinating to see how they shape what they shot (Vince being "misunderstood" reframed as "the devil in disguise")
They did Vince dirty, but it was good to recollect. I'm at July 2002 on my WWE rewatch since I never got to fully experience it being so young. Starting to lose interest again right around the same time I lost interest then. Kane was my guy and he just vanished for a long time then came back as a different person. Gutted me
Mr McMahon is largely responsible for a majority of the things that shaped wrestling into the product that I have watched for a good chunk of my life But the guy was very problematic as a boss, businessman and most importantly As a human being
As soon as he stop giving money boom he's exposed and that's what feminism is nowadays In reel life they are damn care about money but in real life they only care about money 😂😂😂
My favourite lie of his is that he worked more than 365 days in a year because of the time differences when he was flying from Japan back and forth 😂😂😂😂
There is an old saying. Separate the art from the artist. But as someone who’s been watching WWE since the dying days of the attitude era and into the ruthless aggression era. It’s damn hard to do it. Vince McMahon pretty much directly and indirectly crafted our childhood. He has its tops and downs. And now with all the deprave negative things that’s been exposed. He’s now at the bottom. He could have retired in peace. And have a great legacy left behind.
So what if he's depraved and had a few illicit affairs? Nearly every billionaire has some skeletons in the closet. He's still a legend to almost everyone who knows him.
This is *NOT* gonna be the tell-all, no holds barred documentary that you hope it will be. If Vince is personally involved with this, it'll be as kid gloved as possible while still providing "content." I'm gonna watch it, but I'm still holding out for the Dark Side episode.
This has been in development since 2020. It was originally like you said, a puff piece about Vince McMahon made with the blessing of WWE. But WWE took their name off the project after the hush money scandal broke, and Netflix spent two years remaking the documentary to cover the controversy. Is it going to be a 100% takedown of Vince McMahon and examination of the disgusting culture WWE allowed under the reign of Vince? Absolutely not. Netflix doesn't want that publicity before WWE Raw goes to Netflix. But I'll imagine they are allowed to be extremely negative towards Vince and portray him as the bad guy that he is. With TKO in charge, their strategy for this has been to throw Vince McMahon to the wolves publicly and protect the company from any culpability in the wrongdoing that happened. I think this will be a clear continuation of the narrative that "Vince was a bad guy, but us at WWE had noooooo way of knowing what he was doing behind closed doors".
Itll be like all the documentaries Vince put out like the Bret Hart one where he was portraying Bret as the antagonist & himself as the protagonist that had no choice. Or the Warrior self destruction now im not saying warrior or even Bret didnt have any part in it but Vince tried to put all the blame on them.
Vince is not around anymore. Don't make him some boogeyman figure still controlling shit in his retirement. It is in the interest of like of Nick Khan and HHH to bury the motherfucker. I am still convinced that those two outed Vince and took over.
0:40 that footage is from late 2000. Very impressive work. WWE typically blurs the WWF logo but Netflix did something even better, they CGI’d it to the previous scratch WWE logo.
WWE doesn’t digitize the logo out anymore. They’ve been allowed to have the WWF scratch logo in archival footage only since 2014. Look at the A&E Biography episodes of WWE wrestlers and it’s in the footage plain as day.
@@KenjiMania it depends. On WWE video games, the scratch logo was blurred out in showcase clips from the past. I know when they introduced the WWE Network, they made a deal which they can show the WWF logo on Network content, however they no longer can use the WWF logo on merch. Prior to then, WWE sold golden age themed merch with the original WWF logo, including replica belts (but they weren’t allowed to use the scratch WWF logo). I know there was other content on other platforms, on behalf of the WWE, which the WWF logo was blurred in recent timing. Hell, they used the WWF logo in Young Rock series. But for some reason, they aren’t using the WWF logo in this McMahon docuseries. In this trailer, there is a clip of Vince holding the Smackdown microphone, which has the 1999-2001 Smackdown logo but the side of the microphone cover is plain black. That side of the microphone cover had the WWF logo. So yeah, whatever the legal ramifications may be, they are CGI’ing the WWF logos for this Netflix series. Which it’s a lot better than blurring the logos.
As kids who grew up believing the world of WWE, we hated him to the core. And that's exactly what he wanted! This man was responsible for singlehandedly transforming our childhood fantasies into legendary spectacles! Many emotions, one name - Mr. McMahon.
Oh yes, my bad! We grew up on WWF. It became WWE much later. Still remember the trading cards (or "trump cards", as we used to call them!) and the figures that every 80s would practically know by heart. :D
Vince McMahon is no different from every other boss or billionaire. That’s what made his character so great - everyone has a boss like him. You can’t become a billionaire without burying others along the way, it’s just not possible. That’s how I remember his legacy
@Spaceghost-123 Exactly. I'm not, and nowhere near, a billionaire, but what Mr. McMahon allegedly did-I've seen poor people do the same, whether they're white, Asian, Black, or whatever. These people think only billionaires can be bad
@@basitwyne852Wasn’t there a brief time when Steve Austin was slandered by Vince and the WWE for “taking his ball and going home” I don’t think he fits among the greatest ass kissers of all time imo because he had multiple problems with creative and came from two rival companies and couldn’t get Vince’s idea over until he changed it. Idk I might just be a Stone Cold mark
If this series tells the truth about Vince Macman without covering up for him or deifying him, it has everything to be one of the best documentaries in history, not only because the history of Wrestling and the history of Vince go hand in hand but because the world of Wrestling is one of the richest in content, I hope Netflix doesn't disappoint and delivers everything about him, both the good and the bad, the side of the prosecution and the side of the defense, without covering up or accusing, just the facts.
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270maybe Shane will but I can’t imagine the locker room more specifically CM Punk welcoming Stephanie back and hugging her after Summerslam like some reports stated if she still had Vince’s back but after 20 years of being called a slut I wouldn’t bet on family ties holding strong
Editors on 24th June: ok boss we've completed the documentary, it's great worked for hours on it and managed to make Vince look good. 25th June: Janelle Grant allegations come out. Editors: oh FFS
My buddies and I grew up with the Ruthless Aggression Era of WWE. Every Monday and Thursday night we’d gather at my house to watch Raw and SmackDown. It was a weekly tradition of ours from middle to high school. 2002-2009 were such badass and unforgettable years of WWE
I share a similar tradition myself. Me & 2 of my friends at school watch wrestling (During the 2000's & 2010's eras.) on our own homes (Smack Down in my case.) & then when we go to school, we talk about it before class starts & during recess. And it wasn't just about wrestling, but also about other sports. What made those days even more special was the fact that I always go to school with a newspaper & one of those 2 friends always asked me if he can check out the sports section real quick, that's what always kickstart those conversations. I miss those days.
@@ARTSONICFAN990 Wow brother I can’t believe how similar that is to how my buddies and I hung out. There was 3 of us as well, we were quiet misfits who often got bullied. I’d always have some WWE magazines in my backpack in middle-high school, and we’d often read them out loud to each other in the cafeteria during our break. We looked up to all those wrestlers so much growing up and thought they were superheroes lol. When bullies gave me a hard time, I’d often imagine John Cena bursting through the walls and coming to my and my friends’ aid, and he’d give those bullies some serious Attitude Adjustments lol. Great times bro, such great times. We’d also play SmackDown Vs Raw on PS2 together quite often! But hanging out together every Monday and Thursday was an absolute must for us. We didn’t care that it was a school night LOL, we faithfully had to watch WWE each week!
@TheGreekPianist the WWE video games were always so fun. I used to play the GameCube Wrestlemania games with my friends. But when Smackdown vs. Raw series started on the ps2, we'd get that contraption that PS2's would use for 6 players and that was just priceless memories. The only hand I remember that actually allowed 6 players. But that was some great days ngl.
@@abc_myfaceI also agree on the fact that the Raw Vs. Smackdown games (And some other WWE games) were iconic. I've played some of them before as well.
@@rward617 Not just America. The whole world. Rich elite get away with murder. Every country got them. Then again Presidents sent millions to die in war over time/history and get no crime against them too.
WWE fans would already know everything in that documentary. It will be quite interesting for the general public - Mr. McMahon is one of the most unique characters you can imagine.
@ronanchristiana.belleza9270 Literally nothing? Why must something happen. Also, it was like the top ten most popular thing in Netflix for quite a while.
Well he'll throw him under the bus and all of the puddle drinking marks will drool and simp it up whilst chanting toe curling ass kissing chants like You Deserve It. Triple nose will then come out of it with no shit attached to him even though his huge snozz has been up that booty since day 1.
Just finished it, honestly if you're a wrestling fan don't bother. There's nothing new there, if you have followed wrestling scandals over the years it's all stuff you've already heard about a hundred times before.
I love how Vince and his entire family went all out, actually getting into the action of the business, to help it survive the Monday night wars in the late 90s, early 2000’s.
That was in the interest of WWE, not the interest of the "business" Vince never gave a damn about furthering the business, he wanted to grow his own company, that's why he bought out all the territories instead of working with them and that's why he never acknowledged anything else In the wrestling stratosphere but his own company
I remember that HBO Real sports interview where he was asked about taking any responsibility for all the wrestlers dying young likely of steroid abuse that worked for him and Vince said he takes "Zero blame for any of it" There are things about the man I admire but that lack of accountability spoke volumes about his character. There was a clear culture of steroid abuse in his locker room that he helped facilitate. The WWF back in the 80''s and largely in the 90's was like a traveling circus non-stop. These boys were worked into the ground and under constant pressure to look like a million dollars or they'd lose their spot.. But he takes no blame for it.. Shameful....
@@Nidzgearhe had severe mental problems and CTE (concussions). His brain after his death was studied and he had the brain of a 80 yr old Alzheimer’s patient and had a very enlarged heart that would’ve gave out by 2008 if he hadn’t done what he done.
Okay I hate how they showed Cody Rhodes over the audio of someone saying everything Vince touched turned to gold. American nightmare Cody was gold long before he returned to WWE. Vince had nothing to do with that character.
Vince still signed off on Cody initially. He was still in charge and could of completely rejected Cody. So as much distain as I have for Vince nowadays. Your comment is invalid on the premise on why it's being shown. If Vince said no, you wouldn't even be able to comment that. Relax.
Love him or hate him.. Vince McMahon is responsible for everyone’s favorite wrestler even existing. Doesn’t matter the brand Vince’s vision in general is what shape the entire industry.
So - Mick Foley, the Hardy Boys, and Chris Jericho won't be wrestlers without Vince? Wow, perhaps i never wrestled because i don't know him? Sorry, but this is BS. He made wrestling mainstream with WMI, that's quite an achievement.
@@frankblack8573 lol nobody you named was famous outside of WWE ? Jericho beating Rock and stone cold is his claim to fame .. that’s Vince’s creation the Hardy boys have only made waves in WWE…. Mick foley is absolutely Vince’s creation lmao what are you on about . Even Daniel Bryan wasn’t truly top tier until WWE . The list goes on hope you go to wwe too my boy
One day, when they make a biopic movie about Vince McMahon, whichever actor plays him is going to have a friggin' *treasure trove* of material to work with.
@@dafeoghen2657 True, but he's ripped as hell, could totally do the voice, and is a great actor. So, maybe not an "A Choice," but I'd definitely call that an "A- Choice" for casting.
As Brazilian always was difficult watch WWE events, but I was there every week in the Ruthless Agression Era. What a good time was! No matter whats the others spoke about the Wrestling, this shows just hit different. Althought this recent Vince scandal, he made history in entertainament. I´d grew up with loveling storylines like Edge X Undertaker / Jeff Hardy winning the main title / Cena X Orton... It was a very good childhood with my cousin, buying every action figure and watching PPV highliths on previous TH-cam. Thanks!! The New Era with Netflix was just began!
Undertaker , Steve Austin , Shawn Michaels , Cena are guys who know where more Vince skeletons are buried . As all 4 had a peculiar relationship with him . Everyone knows its an open secret Vince and Shawn were ''friendly'' and what would be described today as ''bi-curious'' in 1997 . It was literally hiding in plain sight , Vince dancing to Shawns song , Shawn smacking him on the ass ''playfully'' and all the little hugs and winks on Raw 1997 . Probably on life long NDA's though
@@CraigWeir-q5v literally the first im hearing of Vince and Shawn banging. i mean, i guess i wouldnt be surprised, but it really sounds like something you're just making up.
If you look at Vince's character around 2001-2003, you'll realise that he was basically playing himself, with the way he was with the likes of Trish, Sable, Tori Wilson and Stacey
A little over two decades ago, I requested A&E network for a Biography of Vince McMahon, Steve Reeves and Richard Branson. Two out of the three was released. Although A&E never came out with a Biography for Vince, I had no idea over two decades later, a documentary SERIES was going to be made just about him. I am glad to be alive for something like this to finally happen. Edit: Thank You Netflix.
@@miguelnewmexico8641 Actually A&E even emailed me back, about Steve Reeves and Richard Branson and before their premiere on the station. They said, it was unlikely a Vince McMahon Biography to be made. You have to take into consideration this was the late 90's. Dial up was what it was back then. I am glad Netflix was able to get a Vince McMahon one done, although I never expected it.
If you hated him during your childhood, he obviously did a great act. It's difficult to act bad all the time. Respect for the man who created great entertainment.
@@aksghazi868 whether he is inducted into the Hall of Fame or not is irrelevant. Wrestling is not what it is without him. The Hall of Fame itself is his Hall of Fame induction, every Wrestle Mania, Every Rumble, Every Summer Slam just cements that.
They had to show Chris Benoit when talking about dead wrestlers as a result of steroids and negligence. That is what led to Benoit suffering so much brain and nerve damage that he went absolutely insane with rage over a stupid argument. You can't really blame him, as the coroner said that Benoit's brain looked like a rotten potato and he was surprised Benoit didn't go insane sooner.
@@jonathanhirst6997Gotta crack a few eggs to make an omelet. Vince is a genius because he took the chance on multiple ventures. Once he knew they were failures he used that knowledge to improve WWE. If those ventures had proven successful then he'd have even more money than he does now.
There might be some interesting bits. But I guarantee any of the Vince interview segments will be him playing off his depraved behaviour as a character. And lying his ass off about things like Owen Hart and the steroid trials. Man is basically a politician. That said thanks for the Attitude Era Vince
Season 1 of Tiger King was, at best, a 90-minute documentary stretched out to 7 hours. It was so unbelievably padded. Here, Netflix has literally *four decades* worth of material to work with. It better be epic!
Oh, good. A Netflix produced autobiography about someone who's been known for a lifetime of awful behavior who's been hit with a bunch of allegations of even worse behavior. And Netflix just partnered with WWE in a ginormous deal. I'm sure this will be an honest portrayal with no glaring omissions, just as sure as I am that the Undertaker really was an undead wrestling wizard and Mae Young really gave birth to a hand.
Lets call a spade a spade, if he agreed all this time ago to be recorded and have an entire series made about him. Vince is involved in this just as much as you think he wouldn't be. He is the best story teller of all time. This was all made for a reason and STILL. I can't wait to watch it lmao
Really? I hope this documentary about Vince McMahon at least mentions some of the guilt regarding Owen Hart, Eddie Guerrero, and Chris Benoit, and all the favoritism towards certain wrestlers that ended up burying the careers of other superstars.
very likely one of the greatest villains in real life. if you're up to id I reccomend looking up the 4 part youtube series on Behind the Bastards behind the guy.
@@AdraTheGhost Vince is a bad dude for sure, real bad. but come on. there are way bigger villains in real life. do you want me to show you a history book?
I never watched wrestling and never will , but man this documentary was excellent. McMahon is definitely a fascinating character even with all his clear flaws.
@@rattlestream His entire Board threw him under the bus so hard and fast he must of skipped 15, 16 times easy, before he hit the grill! I don't think he's going to escape this.
Nobody has ever struck documentary gold like this, to have all of the rights, access, countless interviews with the man himself and be deep into putting this together for all of that to then happen mid way through with the resignation and lawsuits etc and assumedly him having no power to stop them talking about that side of things as it's all signed off on already. Incredible, can't wait.
@@tytaniksportsvg6726 I thought this was going to be a Self Destruction of Ultimate Warrior type of bit where people say all the bad things he did. But this literally looks like it's going to be saying good things about him because Bruce Pritchard, The Rock, John Cena are the ones talking about him and they would never say anything bad about him.
@@perry3770 the documentary gonna talk about the good and bad it would be easy to just talk about the bad stuff but if they talk about everything it will be a way of not avoiding the bad but also not letting people forget the good
If I was bleeding out from a gut wound, you could still play the video of Stone Cold beating him up in hospital and I would die laughing. Thank you for it all, Vince.
Yeah, this is actually going to be a damage control documentary. Basically "He did some bad things, but you can't deny he's a great businessman." You know that whole schtick. Not surprised though since WWE Raw is coming to Netflix.
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They should have just made the entire documentary a montage of Vince getting stunned by Austin.
Gotta save something for the rematch, pal.
30 years of stunners 😂🤣😂🤣
😅
"That's good ****, pal!"
YES 💪🏾💪🏾
This will take a dump on every other wrestling documentary out there!
I see what you did there! I hadn't seen a wrestling show since hulk Hogan was in his prime and had to Google the latest Vince news, really wish I hadn't, horrific doesn't do it justice and if even a few of these allegations are true the next documentary he'll be doing is from prison! I'm also glad Dwayne Johnson isn't implicated as it would bring new meaning to can you smell what the rock is cooking!
Netflix is getting into WWE hard
I was looking for this comment.
The dump reveal shocked me and at the same time, it didn't bc it was Vince.
It'll be good but it won't top Wrestling With Shadows. I can already see them dancing around some topics. And they didn't interview Jim Ross for this. Strange.
I hope the press don't Shit on this.
Two things really caught my attention:
-Them showing Benoit
-"He's going to show you what he wants you to see"
HHH was just talking about Vince as a character. there's nothing interesting to come of that particular line. only parts of this that will be interesting are the deaths and legal suits.
@Kugrox he, not as the character, doesn't like when things aren't in his control. Such as sneezing. If there's something in his control that he doesn't like, things change on a whim. Chances are, the final cut will have to be Vince approved since this is about him.
Why wouldn’t they show chris benoit? There’s absolutely zero reason not to.
@Daniel_Capital I hope it's not just a quick thing they mention once and move on.
@@JimSocks agreed
Austin hitting him with the bedpan is still the greatest moment in wwf history 😂
But that also partially exposed Vince's disgusting sexual fetish.
😂😂 was this a joke chutiya
loads of the McMahon Austin gimmicks were mint
lmao
Naw. Aunt Mae giving birth to John Henrys "kid" but it was a lubed up rubber hand is still the best. No contest. I coupdbelieve they did that lol😂😂
The WWE / Netflix partnership has begun...
And starts with a documentary that even shows the forbidden wrestler.
@@calipurnioelreydelodio7141 there is even a netflix show about a female japanese wrestler.
Raw on Netflix January 2025
I can't possibly see how NetFlix will possibly be able to maintain it. WWE Network was OK for a while for it's offerings. Don't know if it's still in effect. Think I only had it a year or so and just felt like the years of watching was going stale, so much repetitive routines
This documentary isn't associated with WWE
"IT'S ME AUSTIN, IT WAS ME ALL ALONG"
WHAT?
“COME ON OUT HERE, YOU RAPIST!!!”
"AW SONOFABITCH!"
lol
@@BunnymonI watch your videos. Thanks for commenting here. 😊
Casual viewers: Oh my god! This Vince McMahon guy is horrible!
Long time wrestling fans: First time? 😏
He isn't horrible
Many of us knew about Vince for years.
@@vincentkennedymcmahon50 if the thing he i accused of is true yes he is
@@vincentkennedymcmahon50 ikr 💯
@@Saint3188 are you an accomplice?
Vince did such a good job of portraying the Mr. McMahon character; he’s still keeping kayfabe til this day!
U r a bum for thinking like that, its easy to portray a character when you are the same character. But someone like u probably don’t have much idea about being a character
😃😃😃🥲🥲🥲
@thelegacyTYT: very similar to what Donny Haircut brings to politics. FAKE!!
The most craziest thing is that the Mcmahon Character was even nicer than the real life Mcmahon.😮
When I was kid I thought Mr McMahon was likeable boss and now I’m adult he’s really unlikeable
He’s a predator and u cornball pg wwe fans root for him while constantly cyber attacking on an innocent mark fan Tony khan
@@offscreen_ Wtf r u on about? Tf does pg fans have to do with this? He barely appeared on tv in the pg era.
@@anonisnoone6125doesn’t change the fact that what he said wasn’t wrong
And that's saying A LOT.
“Satan Himself!” - JR
Who he worked for for so many years
BAHHH GAWWWD
😂😂😂
Oh Lucifer's lips in the biggest ass in the WWF oh hell yeah my gawd my gawd
😂😂😂
It's very clear what Netflix is trying to do before they start airing RAW
Not only that but they also adding heels tv series in Netflix
@@Karlebow571 season 3???
@ambikasankarguru8537 before he croaks anyway too. Mr. Mcmahon here doesn't have a lot time left.
Can you blame them?
Netflix donated million to Kamala this is simply WWE going woke
Great detailed documentary, I knew parts of this story but this digs deep. Vince McMahon has to be one of the all time greatest showmen, a complicated person who understands risk V reward. It's incredible how many household names came out of WWF / WWE. Vince's master stroke was becoming a character in his own franchise and fully involving his own family into the empire. The blur between fake show and real life is so difficult to define. This maybe the best promotional documentary of entertainment wrestling ever.
Putting all the controversy aside for just a moment, it is insane to me that he was the actual owner of the company, appeared on TV almost every week for a decade, and for a couple of years was maybe the best promo in his own business. Wild.
Hot take... All the controversy was staged in the public eye in real news and legal platformS.... But it was all just part of his heal story.... Non of it is real.... Just further character development of the insane genius of Vince mcmahan
@@Mrbungleface0u818yes the screwjob was staged
Oh genuinely the best heel in wrestling history as far as I'm concerned. It's just unfortunate that he ended up being a real life heel too.
from 1999 to 2023, the merger with ufc, WWE was publicly trading company making it so vince was not the owner of the company and more of the largest shareholder of the company.
Imagine Bill Gates came out with a TV show and had everyone hate him for what he did on the show. But then everyone kept buying his computers!
He build something great but there's a lot of bodies in the foundation on up from it.
If they put Benoit in this chances are this series is gonna be monumental
Wouldn't it be wild if Vince says "here's what actually happened with Benoit" and drops some major bombshell?
@lysergicpillamyd483 we know what actually happened benoit is a monster
All we need is for one of the current WWE staff to read his texts and Netflix got my money. "You love it, don't you, you just can't get enough!!!!"
@@Sjr475 Too many holes in the story for me to believe Chris did what he did. Watch the playlist from PurpleSky11 where she goes on depth with the police files obtained through the freedom of information act.
HOW DARE YOU MENTION THAT DISGUSTING NAME! HE'S A MURDERER!
0:56 Seeing BENOIT getting spliced in, got my attention. Netflix got the go ahead for this documentary before all the revelations hit, so it'll be fascinating to see how they shape what they shot (Vince being "misunderstood" reframed as "the devil in disguise")
HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!
I saw your post about it, which led me here
Yup he’s inclusion got me too. Has me wondering if they do better than just a fluff piece. Interesting
Did they take it out because I dont see any Benoit anything at the timestamp...
@@propaneK1982 At the 57 or 58 second mark.
Best six hours for a 90s kid who grew up watching WWE. What a brilliant documentary!!!
Brought me to tears. I loved this so much
It was terrible
They did Vince dirty, but it was good to recollect. I'm at July 2002 on my WWE rewatch since I never got to fully experience it being so young. Starting to lose interest again right around the same time I lost interest then. Kane was my guy and he just vanished for a long time then came back as a different person. Gutted me
These poor editors were literally kept on their toes by McMahons drama for two years and counting
They had to get the documentary series out before anything else happened 😂
😭
ok
@@harleyevans6563And then they can prepare for season 2. 😎
He was accused
Mr McMahon is largely responsible for a majority of the things that shaped wrestling into the product that I have watched for a good chunk of my life
But the guy was very problematic as a boss, businessman and most importantly
As a human being
As soon as he stop giving money boom he's exposed and that's what feminism is nowadays In reel life they are damn care about money but in real life they only care about money 😂😂😂
He's a good human What are you talking about
@@WhatName007lol what?
@@WhatName007 you’re up and down this comment section defending him. Is he paying you???
@@vincentkennedymcmahon50exactly what Mr. McMahon would say.
This could be one of the most important documentaries in all of pro wrestling. I'm ready, are you?
Absolutely. I didn't expect the WWE sins guy to be here
"Are you ready"
I watched your videos in 2015 lol
Nooooo. I SAID: ARE YOU READY!?!?
There is a strong possibility that this documentary was audited by the WWE. So, it'll probably be a generic documentary.
So many years later, and I still got choked up when Brett was talking about Owen trying to calm him down in the ring when the screw job happened
Hulk hogan about to tell hundred lies
Feel the power of liarmania
"Mick Man single handedly defeated all of NWA using Hulkamania"
My favourite lie of his is that he worked more than 365 days in a year because of the time differences when he was flying from Japan back and forth 😂😂😂😂
That's not going to work for me brother.
So is Bruce Prichard
There is an old saying. Separate the art from the artist. But as someone who’s been watching WWE since the dying days of the attitude era and into the ruthless aggression era. It’s damn hard to do it. Vince McMahon pretty much directly and indirectly crafted our childhood. He has its tops and downs. And now with all the deprave negative things that’s been exposed. He’s now at the bottom. He could have retired in peace. And have a great legacy left behind.
He did nothing wrong.
So what if he's depraved and had a few illicit affairs? Nearly every billionaire has some skeletons in the closet.
He's still a legend to almost everyone who knows him.
@@DancinJimSo the lawsuit against him is a lie?
@@Thomas-kp8mo pretty much.
@@alexc3155 Except it's not because if it was then it would have been thrown out by now..
This is *NOT* gonna be the tell-all, no holds barred documentary that you hope it will be. If Vince is personally involved with this, it'll be as kid gloved as possible while still providing "content." I'm gonna watch it, but I'm still holding out for the Dark Side episode.
This has been in development since 2020. It was originally like you said, a puff piece about Vince McMahon made with the blessing of WWE.
But WWE took their name off the project after the hush money scandal broke, and Netflix spent two years remaking the documentary to cover the controversy.
Is it going to be a 100% takedown of Vince McMahon and examination of the disgusting culture WWE allowed under the reign of Vince? Absolutely not. Netflix doesn't want that publicity before WWE Raw goes to Netflix. But I'll imagine they are allowed to be extremely negative towards Vince and portray him as the bad guy that he is.
With TKO in charge, their strategy for this has been to throw Vince McMahon to the wolves publicly and protect the company from any culpability in the wrongdoing that happened. I think this will be a clear continuation of the narrative that "Vince was a bad guy, but us at WWE had noooooo way of knowing what he was doing behind closed doors".
Itll be like all the documentaries Vince put out like the Bret Hart one where he was portraying Bret as the antagonist & himself as the protagonist that had no choice. Or the Warrior self destruction now im not saying warrior or even Bret didnt have any part in it but Vince tried to put all the blame on them.
Vince is not around anymore. Don't make him some boogeyman figure still controlling shit in his retirement.
It is in the interest of like of Nick Khan and HHH to bury the motherfucker.
I am still convinced that those two outed Vince and took over.
A dark side of the ring episode on Vince will literally take up a full 10 episode season.
Vince was personally involved. Keyword? WAS. Its been reworked without his involvement since the allegations broke.
My grandma once told me, “I don't care what they tell you in school, Vince McMahon was Black."
😂😂🤣.
🗿🗿🗿
it's true., he said my n word once
black guys act like they own swag and then wear a hoodie and chew on the lace
It's true foreal he even wore durag 😂
His "Life sucks ! And then you die " speech is one of the greatest promos I've ever heard 😂😂😂😂
classic. i have to watch that again. its been a long time
Yes that is a classic
I can hear it perfectly in my head
The real Goat of WWE
It's not fair 😂haha Life sucks AND THEN YOU DIE VINCE & HIS DAD MADE WWE WHAT IT IS TODAY
0:40 that footage is from late 2000. Very impressive work. WWE typically blurs the WWF logo but Netflix did something even better, they CGI’d it to the previous scratch WWE logo.
Yup if u didnt mention it was CGI, i thought it was part of the background of how natural it seem to fit into the background
I miss the scratch logo
WWE doesn’t digitize the logo out anymore. They’ve been allowed to have the WWF scratch logo in archival footage only since 2014. Look at the A&E Biography episodes of WWE wrestlers and it’s in the footage plain as day.
@@KenjiManiamaybe cause editing different moving angles isn’t as easy 🙄 🤦🏽♂️
@@KenjiMania it depends. On WWE video games, the scratch logo was blurred out in showcase clips from the past. I know when they introduced the WWE Network, they made a deal which they can show the WWF logo on Network content, however they no longer can use the WWF logo on merch. Prior to then, WWE sold golden age themed merch with the original WWF logo, including replica belts (but they weren’t allowed to use the scratch WWF logo). I know there was other content on other platforms, on behalf of the WWE, which the WWF logo was blurred in recent timing. Hell, they used the WWF logo in Young Rock series. But for some reason, they aren’t using the WWF logo in this McMahon docuseries. In this trailer, there is a clip of Vince holding the Smackdown microphone, which has the 1999-2001 Smackdown logo but the side of the microphone cover is plain black. That side of the microphone cover had the WWF logo. So yeah, whatever the legal ramifications may be, they are CGI’ing the WWF logos for this Netflix series. Which it’s a lot better than blurring the logos.
As kids who grew up believing the world of WWE, we hated him to the core. And that's exactly what he wanted! This man was responsible for singlehandedly transforming our childhood fantasies into legendary spectacles! Many emotions, one name - Mr. McMahon.
WWF not WWE
Oh yes, my bad! We grew up on WWF. It became WWE much later. Still remember the trading cards (or "trump cards", as we used to call them!) and the figures that every 80s would practically know by heart. :D
I'm at the age where my friends & I were wondering why the government were going after Vince during the Steroid Trials and not Jack Tunney lol
No matter all of the bad publicity, i am genuinely grateful for Vince. He made my childhood memorable and epid
Without Vince we wouldn’t have wrestling. Maybe it would be a side show attraction like clown rodeo.
@@simplythebest2k agreed. He is quite literally the only reason it got so big and became mainstream media. Before then I was a niche thing to enjoy.
Vince McMahon is no different from every other boss or billionaire. That’s what made his character so great - everyone has a boss like him. You can’t become a billionaire without burying others along the way, it’s just not possible. That’s how I remember his legacy
There is no need to be billionaire to be a piece of sht. IIt's human nature. Billlionaires just get more attention.
@@SeverinoCatule or shit on someones actual head
Well most of them don't rape their staff
Such an American way
@Spaceghost-123 Exactly. I'm not, and nowhere near, a billionaire, but what Mr. McMahon allegedly did-I've seen poor people do the same, whether they're white, Asian, Black, or whatever. These people think only billionaires can be bad
0:12 The Rock
0:13 Hulk Hogan
0:14 Steve Austin
0:15 John Cena
The Chosen Ones
Hulk the only one not voting for commie kamala
Maybe Stone Cold
Where is undertaker and shawn michaels
Mount Rushmore
They never kissed his ass like these 4 men did
@@basitwyne852Wasn’t there a brief time when Steve Austin was slandered by Vince and the WWE for “taking his ball and going home” I don’t think he fits among the greatest ass kissers of all time imo because he had multiple problems with creative and came from two rival companies and couldn’t get Vince’s idea over until he changed it. Idk I might just be a Stone Cold mark
If this series tells the truth about Vince Macman without covering up for him or deifying him, it has everything to be one of the best documentaries in history, not only because the history of Wrestling and the history of Vince go hand in hand but because the world of Wrestling is one of the richest in content, I hope Netflix doesn't disappoint and delivers everything about him, both the good and the bad, the side of the prosecution and the side of the defense, without covering up or accusing, just the facts.
Maccc maaaaannnn
You know they wont because Vince will be dictating what is in this
@@182Stanny Do you think his children will cover for him?
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270 sadly yes
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270maybe Shane will but I can’t imagine the locker room more specifically CM Punk welcoming Stephanie back and hugging her after Summerslam like some reports stated if she still had Vince’s back but after 20 years of being called a slut I wouldn’t bet on family ties holding strong
This is the most META WWE storyline.
Netflix is wild for this 😂
I hope they show the " keep it up my N " segment
😂😂😂
With wwe coming to Netflix as well
"What's good in the hood?" - a white upper class wrestling promoter
WE COMING FOR YOU N
It would be funny, but it's not a big deal or immoral in the slightest.
That was the wildest shit I have ever held him say, second thing was what's good in the hood. Man was off the chain with no f*cks givens
Editors on 24th June: ok boss we've completed the documentary, it's great worked for hours on it and managed to make Vince look good.
25th June: Janelle Grant allegations come out.
Editors: oh FFS
My buddies and I grew up with the Ruthless Aggression Era of WWE. Every Monday and Thursday night we’d gather at my house to watch Raw and SmackDown. It was a weekly tradition of ours from middle to high school. 2002-2009 were such badass and unforgettable years of WWE
I share a similar tradition myself. Me & 2 of my friends at school watch wrestling (During the 2000's & 2010's eras.) on our own homes (Smack Down in my case.) & then when we go to school, we talk about it before class starts & during recess. And it wasn't just about wrestling, but also about other sports. What made those days even more special was the fact that I always go to school with a newspaper & one of those 2 friends always asked me if he can check out the sports section real quick, that's what always kickstart those conversations. I miss those days.
@@ARTSONICFAN990 Wow brother I can’t believe how similar that is to how my buddies and I hung out. There was 3 of us as well, we were quiet misfits who often got bullied. I’d always have some WWE magazines in my backpack in middle-high school, and we’d often read them out loud to each other in the cafeteria during our break. We looked up to all those wrestlers so much growing up and thought they were superheroes lol. When bullies gave me a hard time, I’d often imagine John Cena bursting through the walls and coming to my and my friends’ aid, and he’d give those bullies some serious Attitude Adjustments lol. Great times bro, such great times. We’d also play SmackDown Vs Raw on PS2 together quite often! But hanging out together every Monday and Thursday was an absolute must for us. We didn’t care that it was a school night LOL, we faithfully had to watch WWE each week!
@@TheGreekPianist I remember buying WWE magazines too. I also remember having an Undertaker poster from one.of those magazines.
@TheGreekPianist the WWE video games were always so fun. I used to play the GameCube Wrestlemania games with my friends. But when Smackdown vs. Raw series started on the ps2, we'd get that contraption that PS2's would use for 6 players and that was just priceless memories. The only hand I remember that actually allowed 6 players. But that was some great days ngl.
@@abc_myfaceI also agree on the fact that the Raw Vs. Smackdown games (And some other WWE games) were iconic. I've played some of them before as well.
You know I always wonder how Vince McMahon got away with things people would get locked up for.
It's as simple as money
$$$
@@rward617 Not just America. The whole world. Rich elite get away with murder. Every country got them. Then again Presidents sent millions to die in war over time/history and get no crime against them too.
“It’s all about that moneyyyyyy” Vince McMahon 💰
Money
0:16 "what you expect...thats what you gonna get " you know when final boss say something its gonna happen 🎉😅
What a mark
@@CraigWeir-q5v grow up.
Netflix hit the jackpot with this documentary. long term WWE fans has long waited for this.
WWE fans would already know everything in that documentary. It will be quite interesting for the general public - Mr. McMahon is one of the most unique characters you can imagine.
@@axechaos9984 Well only a certain age group will. A lot of young fans who werent around for 90s & 00s Vinny Mac will be very surprised
@@axechaos9984100 percent writer wished the could come up with villian like him
He actually acussed I guess
Not me😂
This is a brilliant documentary. Vince McMahon is a genius.
0:10 we know you 😊
It's good guy
No u don't
what a jobroni thing to say
@@James.Gatsby jabroni*
shut yo candy ass 🗣️📢🔥
"Well...we can do this the easy way...or we can do this the hard way, Mr. Austin.."
Vince was the greatest heel character in the history of wrestling.
Oh boy, when Netflix makes a documentary about you, you know you are finished.
@@HeavyMetalMayhem Idk about that one. Netflix "recently" made a documentary about Michael Jordan.
@@Silver_Sage663 What happened?
@ronanchristiana.belleza9270 Literally nothing? Why must something happen. Also, it was like the top ten most popular thing in Netflix for quite a while.
Agreed, except he wasn't a character lol he's just a genuinely shitty person
what is Tripple H really going to say about his father-in-law.
Undertaker missing..
@@vasiparvin5113 also shawn michaels and randy
Triple H will say "Ittttt doesn't Matterrr what you think about my father in law!!!"
as a relatively spineless company guy, he'll probably just tow the line and keep it neutral
Well he'll throw him under the bus and all of the puddle drinking marks will drool and simp it up whilst chanting toe curling ass kissing chants like You Deserve It. Triple nose will then come out of it with no shit attached to him even though his huge snozz has been up that booty since day 1.
Just finished it, honestly if you're a wrestling fan don't bother. There's nothing new there, if you have followed wrestling scandals over the years it's all stuff you've already heard about a hundred times before.
Ok ty yody
Well no shit Sherlock Holmes, it's a documentary not live tv
Vince screwed vince
He really did!😂😂😂😂😂
So true
Y’all screwed Vince
This gonna go over alot of pplz heads
But he’s a billionaire and not in prison…….
I love how Vince and his entire family went all out, actually getting into the action of the business, to help it survive the Monday night wars in the late 90s, early 2000’s.
Are you interested in making extra income today
That was in the interest of WWE, not the interest of the "business"
Vince never gave a damn about furthering the business, he wanted to grow his own company, that's why he bought out all the territories instead of working with them and that's why he never acknowledged anything else In the wrestling stratosphere but his own company
Vince wanted to be a pro wrestler since he was a kid but his dad never let him
@@InvisibleHotdog Vince took over the wrestling industry and made it a worse place for everyone but hulk hogan
@gaugekelley-theguyseveryon5320 good thing he did may of been f*cked up but without him u don't have what we have today in professional wrestling.
Producers: Okay Hitman, about Vince…
Brett Hart: Well first, let me tell you why Bill Goldberg…!
💀
LMAO 😂😂😂
I am wheezing!!!!🤣
Tremendous 😂
Pfthahahahahahaa
Rest in peace to Ashley Massaro.
I remember that HBO Real sports interview where he was asked about taking any responsibility for all the wrestlers dying young likely of steroid abuse that worked for him and Vince said he takes "Zero blame for any of it" There are things about the man I admire but that lack of accountability spoke volumes about his character. There was a clear culture of steroid abuse in his locker room that he helped facilitate. The WWF back in the 80''s and largely in the 90's was like a traveling circus non-stop. These boys were worked into the ground and under constant pressure to look like a million dollars or they'd lose their spot.. But he takes no blame for it.. Shameful....
really?? i never knew that! Did Eddie Guerero and Chris Benua Died coz of this? I thought McMahon was a dam brain who got us insane entertainment
@@Nidzgear There are wrestling fans who don't know how Chris Benoit died? He killed himself after killing his wife and kid.
@@pkj2148 WHATT!!!! didhe get a heart attackk....My God i never knew this...
@@Nidzgearhe had severe mental problems and CTE (concussions). His brain after his death was studied and he had the brain of a 80 yr old Alzheimer’s patient and had a very enlarged heart that would’ve gave out by 2008 if he hadn’t done what he done.
@@d.52555 Omg this is insane..
I'm more surprised Mr. McMahon never tried running for president with that kind of money and influence at any point at all.
He's friend is
Idk why you’re surprised. It’s way easier to write a show than to run the entire US, especially when you’ve got to deal with Congress.
Absolutely not.
His wife did tho
His billionaire douchebag sex pest friend or ass buddy is.
Attitude Era was the best era..
Okay I hate how they showed Cody Rhodes over the audio of someone saying everything Vince touched turned to gold. American nightmare Cody was gold long before he returned to WWE. Vince had nothing to do with that character.
Well actually Vince LITERALLY went to his house just to rehire him
Vince still signed off on Cody initially. He was still in charge and could of completely rejected Cody. So as much distain as I have for Vince nowadays. Your comment is invalid on the premise on why it's being shown. If Vince said no, you wouldn't even be able to comment that. Relax.
Also, Cody was not as big of a star as he was until he was brought back. He had buzz. But that buzz was him going to, you guessed it. Vince's WWE
@@SilverrulezGaming EXACTLY (he could potentially be talking about the clip from Cody vs Roman II but still)
Cody Rhodes has a career because of Vince McMahon 😂. Why are wrestling nerds allowed to comment here too? Stick to your wrestling forums
Love him or hate him.. Vince McMahon is responsible for everyone’s favorite wrestler even existing. Doesn’t matter the brand Vince’s vision in general is what shape the entire industry.
Vince mcmahon is the goat. I can't believe he agreed to this interview
@@solidsnake8331 ooh i cant belive he agree to be paid millions for this documentary
So - Mick Foley, the Hardy Boys, and Chris Jericho won't be wrestlers without Vince? Wow, perhaps i never wrestled because i don't know him?
Sorry, but this is BS.
He made wrestling mainstream with WMI, that's quite an achievement.
@@frankblack8573 lol nobody you named was famous outside of WWE ? Jericho beating Rock and stone cold is his claim to fame .. that’s Vince’s creation the Hardy boys have only made waves in WWE…. Mick foley is absolutely Vince’s creation lmao what are you on about . Even Daniel Bryan wasn’t truly top tier until WWE . The list goes on hope you go to wwe too my boy
Mick Foley is Vince's creation? That's an opinion you should discuss with him.
I know what Chris answer would be 😂
They putting everything on the table also with the Chris Benoit incident
This actually feels so surreal
More Wrestling Documentaries on Netflix pleace
Whoever put this trailer together did an incredible job.
One day, when they make a biopic movie about Vince McMahon, whichever actor plays him is going to have a friggin' *treasure trove* of material to work with.
I think that is a good idea, if they can make it similar to the Claw movie I am up for it
Matthew Mcconaughey should play Vince
JK Simmons
@@user-lb9ew4hr4z he’s physically smaller than Vince
@@dafeoghen2657 True, but he's ripped as hell, could totally do the voice, and is a great actor. So, maybe not an "A Choice," but I'd definitely call that an "A- Choice" for casting.
Surprised they showed him at 0:58
Why? It’s no way they can do this without bringing up that situation
What you think he’s Voldemort ? Lmao
We’re in endgame now
The god
@@OPGrimmzdo not mention his name
As Brazilian always was difficult watch WWE events, but I was there every week in the Ruthless Agression Era. What a good time was! No matter whats the others spoke about the Wrestling, this shows just hit different. Althought this recent Vince scandal, he made history in entertainament. I´d grew up with loveling storylines like Edge X Undertaker / Jeff Hardy winning the main title / Cena X Orton...
It was a very good childhood with my cousin, buying every action figure and watching PPV highliths on previous TH-cam. Thanks!! The New Era with Netflix was just began!
"We live in the Land of Fruits and Nuts with Vince being the Head cashew" - Jim Cornette
friggin A! Cornette is the way
Cornette stays winning 😂
Was Corny interviewed for this one? Would be gold lol
@@wrestlingislife that would be the lifeline if he was...
Fruits like gay people? i wouldnt put it past that turd sandwich. he seems like the type who'd say something that messed up.
Vince is a madman for both business and real life.
No Undertaker, Strange! Considering the fact they are literally super close. Vince even got emotional describing how much Taker/ Mark meant to him !
It's a multiple part series. They're not gonna show everyone involved yet.
@@SirCryptic777I was about to say the same thing
Undertaker , Steve Austin , Shawn Michaels , Cena are guys who know where more Vince skeletons are buried . As all 4 had a peculiar relationship with him . Everyone knows its an open secret Vince and Shawn were ''friendly'' and what would be described today as ''bi-curious'' in 1997 . It was literally hiding in plain sight , Vince dancing to Shawns song , Shawn smacking him on the ass ''playfully'' and all the little hugs and winks on Raw 1997 . Probably on life long NDA's though
@@CraigWeir-q5v literally the first im hearing of Vince and Shawn banging. i mean, i guess i wouldnt be surprised, but it really sounds like something you're just making up.
Taker should be there when full series releases
This is a great documentary.
Nothing worse than seeing something you desperately want to watch be weeks away when you have the perfect snacks for it right now
Theyre gonna taste even better
1:56 The Music Feels Like How Villain Should Be🥶
Yes
“I would accept no responsibility whatsoever “
Vince's real life persona is more wild than the character that he plays
Dude's a Jeffrey Epstein of the Wrestling Universe
If you look at Vince's character around 2001-2003, you'll realise that he was basically playing himself, with the way he was with the likes of Trish, Sable, Tori Wilson and Stacey
It wasn't a character.
@@nbeditz9106To my knowledge, Vince hasn't trafficked minors..
@@Walshy94 when he tells Paul Heyman what he will do to Undertakers wife is the craziest moment in tv history lol absolutely crazy
A little over two decades ago, I requested A&E network for a Biography of Vince McMahon, Steve Reeves and Richard Branson.
Two out of the three was released. Although A&E never came out with a Biography for Vince, I had no idea over two decades later, a documentary SERIES was going to be made just about him. I am glad to be alive for something like this to finally happen.
Edit: Thank You Netflix.
yeah im sure it was all because of you.
@@miguelnewmexico8641 Actually A&E even emailed me back, about Steve Reeves and Richard Branson and before their premiere on the station. They said, it was unlikely a Vince McMahon Biography to be made. You have to take into consideration this was the late 90's. Dial up was what it was back then.
I am glad Netflix was able to get a Vince McMahon one done, although I never expected it.
This documentary is going to be nuts
If you hated him during your childhood, he obviously did a great act. It's difficult to act bad all the time. Respect for the man who created great entertainment.
0:58 I’m really surprised they’re showing footage of Chris Benoit in this…
vice did a hole thing om him so
@@johansvensson833yeah but they aren’t affiliated with wwe
It's netflix mate they'll show anything haha
It's not a wwe produced doc.
@@danielgraham1082raw is literally moving to Netflix
Love him or hate him, this guy is truly a mastermind. There would be no modern Wrestling world without him.
I'm certainly on the "hate him" side, but yeah, you're right. He should still never be in the Hall of Fame.
@@aksghazi868new wing - hall in f Infamy
The Most wanted Mastermind the Feds are gonna be looking for
@@aksghazi868 whether he is inducted into the Hall of Fame or not is irrelevant. Wrestling is not what it is without him. The Hall of Fame itself is his Hall of Fame induction, every Wrestle Mania, Every Rumble, Every Summer Slam just cements that.
@@TheInstantclassicffa though the Rumble was Pat Patersons idea
They had to show Chris Benoit when talking about dead wrestlers as a result of steroids and negligence. That is what led to Benoit suffering so much brain and nerve damage that he went absolutely insane with rage over a stupid argument. You can't really blame him, as the coroner said that Benoit's brain looked like a rotten potato and he was surprised Benoit didn't go insane sooner.
Concussions 2
"Everything he did turned to gold"
We are not going to talk about the WBF, XFL or WWE Films, okay?
ICOPro, WWF New York, WWF Casino, WWE Niagara Falls, his stint in the world of boxing, Tout...
Vince was indeed a good promoter, but not a good businessman.
@@SheanWalsh46 he was a good businessman he made WWE mainstream after he bought from his dad
@@jonathanhirst6997 ehh...you win some, you lose some. If you never try, you will always fail.
@@jonathanhirst6997Gotta crack a few eggs to make an omelet. Vince is a genius because he took the chance on multiple ventures. Once he knew they were failures he used that knowledge to improve WWE. If those ventures had proven successful then he'd have even more money than he does now.
Mr McMahon you should be an actor as J Jonah Jameson in Spiderman movie..i think it suits you..🤣
0:10 Erm, excuse me sir, I think we know you well enough
There might be some interesting bits. But I guarantee any of the Vince interview segments will be him playing off his depraved behaviour as a character. And lying his ass off about things like Owen Hart and the steroid trials. Man is basically a politician. That said thanks for the Attitude Era Vince
Yeah, thats why i dont think this will be as good as other ppl are naking ut out to be.
Had connections to Trump since the 80's at least too.
....and? @@TeamRocketHQR
And what? You gonna cry? Trump is based, idk much about vince, prolly the libtards accusing him for something@@TeamRocketHQR
Typical american corpo business man, Vince is nothing but that, with great showman skills.
Bigger story then Tiger King, this is absolutely incredible idk if people realise .... this is one of the top doc's to hit netflix.
Season 1 of Tiger King was, at best, a 90-minute documentary stretched out to 7 hours. It was so unbelievably padded. Here, Netflix has literally *four decades* worth of material to work with. It better be epic!
Never heard of this guy
Oh, good.
A Netflix produced autobiography about someone who's been known for a lifetime of awful behavior who's been hit with a bunch of allegations of even worse behavior.
And Netflix just partnered with WWE in a ginormous deal.
I'm sure this will be an honest portrayal with no glaring omissions, just as sure as I am that the Undertaker really was an undead wrestling wizard and Mae Young really gave birth to a hand.
Lets call a spade a spade, if he agreed all this time ago to be recorded and have an entire series made about him. Vince is involved in this just as much as you think he wouldn't be. He is the best story teller of all time. This was all made for a reason and STILL. I can't wait to watch it lmao
Really? I hope this documentary about Vince McMahon at least mentions some of the guilt regarding Owen Hart, Eddie Guerrero, and Chris Benoit, and all the favoritism towards certain wrestlers that ended up burying the careers of other superstars.
Grow up
@@simenzewedlamini360 what?
Can’t blame vince for what Benoit did sorry
@@simenzewedlamini360 shut up
@@simenzewedlamini360 you clearly haven't 😂
This will prove that Vince McMahon is the greatest villain in wwe history and not in a good way by a long shot.
very likely one of the greatest villains in real life.
if you're up to id I reccomend looking up the 4 part youtube series on Behind the Bastards behind the guy.
@@AdraTheGhostThat Behind the Bastards 4 part episode went absolutely crazy and I loved every moment of it.
@@AdraTheGhost Vince is a bad dude for sure, real bad. but come on. there are way bigger villains in real life. do you want me to show you a history book?
@miguelnewmexico8641 I mean I also get what you mean, but vince is still alive
I never watched wrestling and never will , but man this documentary was excellent. McMahon is definitely a fascinating character even with all his clear flaws.
This has the potential to be the best documentary ever done. Lets just hope they actually get the questions answered that people want answered.
"My name isn't Vince, it's" Inmate 716134. LMAO!
Not yet, booooy
He's too rich to become an inmate
@@StarChomp not only because he has money, he has to be proven guilty from the court of law at first.
@@rattlestream His entire Board threw him under the bus so hard and fast he must of skipped 15, 16 times easy, before he hit the grill! I don't think he's going to escape this.
@@12crows1I think he will.
1:33 I hope Triple H is not describing what this docuseries is going to be 😂
To spoil it that’s exactly what Shane McMahon said too
Nobody has ever struck documentary gold like this, to have all of the rights, access, countless interviews with the man himself and be deep into putting this together for all of that to then happen mid way through with the resignation and lawsuits etc and assumedly him having no power to stop them talking about that side of things as it's all signed off on already. Incredible, can't wait.
Do you know you can make extra income using Netflix and earn some income
No way. He's actually involved in this documentary? I didn't think he was actually being featured on it!
Why wouldn’t he be he’s literally still alive
@@tytaniksportsvg6726 I thought this was going to be a Self Destruction of Ultimate Warrior type of bit where people say all the bad things he did. But this literally looks like it's going to be saying good things about him because Bruce Pritchard, The Rock, John Cena are the ones talking about him and they would never say anything bad about him.
@@perry3770 the documentary gonna talk about the good and bad it would be easy to just talk about the bad stuff but if they talk about everything it will be a way of not avoiding the bad but also not letting people forget the good
They started the series years before the recent scandal. I'd bet most interviews with WWE people were filmed before that.
If I was bleeding out from a gut wound, you could still play the video of Stone Cold beating him up in hospital and I would die laughing. Thank you for it all, Vince.
Classic, member watching live as a kid. Seen it all drunk HBK.SMH
The bedpan smacking Vince in the head……”DONNG!”
😂😂😂😂😂
If Vince Mcmahon made a TH-cam apology video.
Vince’s lawyers must be paying close attention to this.. They might pull a Dan Schneider and sue the producers
Vince to John Cena: "Keep it up, my *****!"
😂😂😂😂
Booker T: Tell me he didnt just say that
00:31 Vince 6’2” 200-ish pounds looking tiny standing next to Andre the Giant.
Pretty sure andre was standing on a wooden box to make him look bigger. They used to talk about it
Vince being a genius that he is. He had Andre stand on something
0:31 what was andre standing on
His shoes
He was definitely standing on a stool there.
His huge ass legs
His third leg
business
this partnership between WWE and Netflix is gonna be monumental
Outjerked by Netflix.
Damn the Netflix and WWE rumors are coming true lol
@@ox_trueprotagonistchrisred9085what rumors?
Fellow goof
@@laughingtom1132 fed bad
COVER!
" You're Fired !!!!! " - McMahon
Iconic.
Iconic 😂😂😂 do you know what iconic means you talk shit 😂
Yeah, this is actually going to be a damage control documentary. Basically "He did some bad things, but you can't deny he's a great businessman." You know that whole schtick. Not surprised though since WWE Raw is coming to Netflix.
This will be crazy
This man will be remembered forever
But there is no chance in hell.
in the nightmares of his victims
@@waynedoyle5584what victims 😂
Netflix will hit one out of the park here and there and it's always something controversial... i love it