I am sure he is guilty and his status as scumbag is secure.

Just do not buy all those details.

I am sure this has happened multiple times over the years.

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i skimmed the complaint. the only thing that came off as weak is the two sentences that explained why she signed the NDA... everything else seemed to be very believable... playing the role of corporate heel obviously came naturally to him

Latest news coming out is they are looking to get rid of anyone close to Vince. Good bye HHH and the rest of the clowns. This just might be the end of the WWE as we know it

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When I am stuck and need to figure something out I always remember the Immortal words of Socrates when he said:"I just drank what?"

I'd be stunned if TKO did anything else, but Triple HGH really gave firing worthy press conference after the Rumble. You have to have better answers prepared to questions you know you're going to get about Vince and stop repeating what a great week it was for WWE. Although I suppose I can believe he didn't read the report because he knows it's all true and didn't bother. The best chance for changes was sponsors dropping them, but after Slim Jim said they wouldn't sponsor WWE and immediately changed their stance when Vince resigned, I don't see happening now. Sad that Ronda "Just asking questions about Sandy Hook" Rousey has been more critical than CM Punk.

It's odd but the stuff that he used to do on camera with females like Trish Stratus never really seemed like a work to me. Never.

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Have seen many interviews with Vince where he brags about working 18-hour days....I guess if your 18-hour days include several hours of playtime with women that you have hired just to act as escorts for you and your cronies it really isn't that impressive.

Fairly obvious to everyone that Vince must have been on all kinds of drugs that kept him looking and behaving the way he did in his seventies, likely on stimulants, roids, HGH, Viagra, diuretics, and massive doses of testosterone. Most of the wrestler/bodybuilder only make it to their 50's and die heart disease brought on by taking massive amounts of steroids for 5-10 years, Vince must quite a medical team constantly pumping him full of drugs every single day.

Story in WSJ states VKM is under federal investigation.I don't see anyone near the top surviving this
HHH gone. TONY Khan gone. The only one I can possibly see surviving is Heyman.
HBK has to go as well
Who they gonna bring in to run creative?Russo or Easy E?

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When I am stuck and need to figure something out I always remember the Immortal words of Socrates when he said:"I just drank what?"

See the Endeavor influence, more storyline development with recognized names and less in ring action, you see them moving farther away from AEW style work rate Meltzer type foolishness and to more main even power move type matches, long story line buildups to set up big events. Trying to reach the general audience by using big name guys in long programs.

If they ever did make a Vince movie it would have to be X rated because we only know of the recent cases, and he has likely been doing this for 20-30 years it was just that nobody said anything because most of the women wanted to stay in the wrestling business and realized it would be the end of their careers if they said anything.

One of WWE's worst kept secrets was that they basically killed Ashley. Nothing good ever comes from WWE flying overseas.

Cody finishes the story!

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Wait, chas assured us this was the end of HHH and the company?

This is still going on?

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
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Kinda, but chas is an idiot.

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He has nightmares about HHH every night. He is so desperate to have him gone

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
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HHH seems to be using the old school long story arc booking methods that you used to see the successful bookers use in the territory days.

You likely get Rock vs Cody as the main event next year with an entire year to build the story and hopefully get a few guys over in the process.

I mean he's a student of the old school methods...and a well documented big fan. I'm enjoying these a lot more than the shotgun crash booking that's gone on for years.

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Completely agree. I have enjoyed his booking.

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
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A stark contrast between the companies, WWE is produced like a movie studio and AEW is like community theatre, one is looking for a massive general audience while the other is for friends and family.

Have found that when you interact with the AEW core fan group on social media you find they are all dudes working menial jobs that never participated in any sports in school, so they identify with the AEW guys that look and act like they do, Eddie Kingston is the best example.

They view anyone that criticizes AEW like they do their boss at the Piggly Wiggly who is constantly on their ass to get to work restocking shelves.

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Really enjoying the series Who Killed WCW.

Kinda seems odd that The Rock is an executive producer on it. But still has some good stuff.

Starcade 97 still pisses me off. They had the perfect set up and they screwed it all up. And Bischoff still cannot own up to it and say that it was just Hogan being a baby and not wanting to do the job clean. Instead they want to say things like "Sting wasn't right that day" What fucking bullshit.

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Best wrestling story ever by Brett Hart about Andre the Giant.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbgitACB_q4

The Andre stories are amazing, McMahon's dad knew they had to move him out of the WWWF for periods of time to keep his character fresh, so he would book him out to all the other territories, he would come in and do territory TV and spend a week or two working at the towns in the territories. Dudes would have to drive him from town to town and try to provide him with enough beer and wine to keep him happy.

Remember seeing him at a Battle Royal in the old AWA at Boylan High in Rockford, he walked to the ring, maybe worked for a minute and then eliminated himself by stepping over the top rope and stepping to the floor chasing Bobby Heenan. He might have spent 20 mins in Rockford, but the place was packed to see him, and he got in the car and headed to the next stop on the AWA circuit to do the same thing the next night.