VKM, Not Vince, Mister McMahon

[GearSolidMetal]

This is such a documentary about 'Mr. McMahon' they've brought up John Cena almost getting cut until he started rapping on the bus, Undertaker getting beat at Wrestlemania, and the PG-era.

 

[GearSolidMetal]

Just finished the series, and they get to the meat of the sexual aligations in the 37th minute of episode 6, and there's nothing new.

This was a fun trip down memory lane, but in the 6 hour runtime there's nothing you haven't seen before, or there's nothing you forgot that this is a reminder of.

This 'documentary' is just a fluff piece of WWE's history by Netflix to promote Raw now being their streaming platform. What backs up that opinion is the fact all of the interviews contained within this series were performed before the recent aligations were made public, so it wouldn't have taken long for this to have been edited and released at any time over the last year and a half.

Not worth anybody's time.

 

[Pittie Petey]

Just finished the series, and they get to the meat of the sexual aligations in the 37th minute of episode 6, and there's nothing new.

This was a fun trip down memory lane, but in the 6 hour runtime there's nothing you haven't seen before, or there's nothing you forgot that this is a reminder of.

This 'documentary' is just a fluff piece of WWE's history by Netflix to promote Raw now being their streaming platform. What backs up that opinion is the fact all of the interviews contained within this series were performed before the recent aligations were made public, so it wouldn't have taken long for this to have been edited and released at any time over the last year and a half.

Not worth anybody's time.

You shoulda just read the first reply in this thread, it woulda told you everything you needed to know and you coulda saved your time

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"

 

[Big Nasty Edison]

I'm on episode 3 and a couple random thoughts.

Vince or Bruce (can't remember which) said somethingto the effect of"we build this star and they take him" in regards to Lex Luger appearing on nitro.

Do they really believe that? Lex was a huge flop in wwf. And he was WCW world champ before he jumped to the fed. He was only gone like three years between leaving wcw and appearing on nitro.

 

[Big Nasty Edison]

Additionally, Eric bischoff still living vicariously through memories of the 83 weeks. But he never brings up the 120 weeks in a row that nitro lost until it went out of business.

 

[RoastBeast]

I know there were some cringe moments but is anyone else kind of chuckling at Netflix editing the attitude era clips to make it look like everything happening back then was the most insanely offensive thing to ever hit the airwaves? It's like they're trying to make you feel bad or guilty for ever having enjoyed that and I'm sitting there just thinking damn that was some pretty entertaining TV.

 

[nonoob]

It's like they're trying to make you feel bad or guilty for ever having enjoyed that and I'm sitting there just thinking damn that was some pretty entertaining TV.

It was, without question, non-PC and anything goes entertaining as hell humor.

Triple H was a savage stud that roofied and married Vince's daughter.

 

[Romulas]

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.

They wouldn't have said anything anyway. They're all hundred millionaires or better

 

[nonoob]

 

[nonoob]

 

[nonoob]

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.

 

[David Street]

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Vince McMahon Launching New Entertainment Company With Former WWE Executives

Despite his ongoing legal issues, McMahon's new venture is being described as an "entertainment hub company" and will reportedly focus on producing film and TV projects in the realms of fiction and non-fiction.​

Sources claim that McMahon will not pursue the formation of a new pro wrestling company nor anything competitive with WWE. The company is currently preparing for launch should McMahon get cleared of his charges, with a Los Angeles headquarters planned.

 

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Vince McMahon Launching New Entertainment Company With Former WWE Executives

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Sources claim that McMahon will not pursue the formation of a new pro wrestling company nor anything competitive with WWE. The company is currently preparing for launch should McMahon get cleared of his charges, with a Los Angeles headquarters planned.

Any other Vince news ?​