VKM, Not Vince, Mister McMahon

Its a Bill Simmons production starring David Shoemaker, Hulk Hogan and The Rock, it will be full of bullshit and rasslin "history" learned on WWE DVDs

"And then Andre died 3 days later"
 
25 years ago, his TV character an obnoxious riot. He looked 'roided & TST and his son Shane didn't follow suit but was still full of action. Great action times with killer entertainment by DX, Triple H in full stud mode, The Hardy Boys, Stone Cold,The Godfather, Big Show, Booker T & Gold Dust, The Rock at his best, Cena, Brock, Umaga, Rakishi, and So Many More. Good Times with Nothing Off Limits and Nothing PC.
 
❌Vince McMahon: Resigned as TKO's Executive Chairman. He had served as chairman, CEO, and controlling shareholder of WWE for 40 years which he inherited, he then tried in the past failed at:
~Owning Stadiums: Cape Cod Coliseum in 1984, the Coliseum was sold to become an Xmas tree warehouse.
~Hockey: Cape Cod Buccaneers (Pro) & Atlantic Coast Hockey League a minor league hockey organization that operated between 1981 and 1987,
~Football: XFL folded after one season 2000, low television ratings, tried again 2018, filed for bankruptcy on April 13, 2020.
~Bodybuilding: World Bodybuilding Federation: 1990 folded in 1992 as claimed to be steroid free.


NOTE: Vince kept the successful PBR® out of TKO Group Holding. They should have also signed World's Strongest Man events.
 
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I'll have to watch this documentary. I hope that they mention Bagwell in it. I know for a fact that Bagwell was in WWE for one or two weeks.
 
Why would they mention Buff Bagwell?



Why not? Also, I watched Bagwell's episode of Dark Side of the Ring. According to him, the WWE were always looking for the first excuse to let him go.



Fantastic. Post



Actually, lots of other users on Sherdog say that my posts are way too long and elaborate. Go figure.

Nobody can please absolutely everyone in the entire universe.
 
I'll have to watch this documentary. I hope that they mention Bagwell in it. I know for a fact that Bagwell was in WWE for one or two weeks.
It’s all good it will be fun if they mention buff. But considering all the people Vince has interacted with I doubt buff will make the cut.
 
Just watched all six episodes. And I really don't know what the old fart is complaining about. They were fairly good to him and it wasn't even close to a bash or burial documentary. They didn't do to him what the he did to Ultimate Warrior.

Also don't know what the ass-kiss Bruce Pichard was complaining about in the last episode.
Those people wouldn't be satisfied unless Netflix did a celebration documentary on Vince by pointing out all the good things, side with him on the controversial events (Steroid scandal, Montreal, Owen Hart, Benoit...) and leave out the negative things.

It was also a little sad watching Bret Hart talk. He's a visibly broken man and seems somewhat depressed. When you watch footage of his younger self in the documentary, it's a huge difference.
 
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It was mostly what you already know about, with maybe a few creepy bizarre comments by Vince himself. It was a well done documentary but anyone expecting a Vince roast or any new shocking info, might be disappointed.

I will say, I was surprised the ring boy scandal got some coverage. Patterson being a predator might gain some traction.
 
Finished the thing.. Meh.

It's like a average quality wrestling doc with some spice.
 
I’ll probably watch at some point. I don’t watch much wrasslin docs, and since joining twitter have realized I don’t know much behind the scenes info either. Was better that way actually bc damn, everybody is a high calibre scum bag.
 
Meltz in the WON this week:
In reality, Shane’s departure was because he attempted to get people to back him and to take over. The situation played out just like Jesse Ventura’s unionization attempt. People who Shane trusted went right to Vince and Shane was gone. Vince portrayed his return, but only as a performer, being done because it was the right business move.
 
I’ll probably watch at some point. I don’t watch much wrasslin docs, and since joining twitter have realized I don’t know much behind the scenes info either. Was better that way actually bc damn, everybody is a high calibre scum bag.
Always heard that ya shouldn't ever meet those ya look up to. :(
 
I thought it was pretty entertaining even though the current superstars had all been hilariously coached and were petrified to answer any real questions.

There was nothing really new here though. Vince is a massive piece of shit, but we all already knew that.

The biggest missed opportunity was they didn't go after Stephanie, Hunter, Shane, Linda etc hard enough in exactly what they knew and when they knew it.
 
I was expecting a documentary of Vince McMahon, and I'm currently on the 3rd episode and so far the overwhelming majority has been the same tired 'Last 40 years of the Pro Wrestling Business' summary I've seen a dozen times before.

Two bits of info I didn't know :
*Vince did a 'screwjob' to a female wrestler in the mid-80s, and immediately fired her.
*Eric Bischoff auditioned to be an announcer for WWF a few years before becoming an exec in WCW.
 
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