[4/3] Raw After Mania: Getting A Lil Tired of Your Broken Promitheth Promitheth

[Busby]

Start the countdown to Hunter stepping away to spend time with his family..

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VINCE MCMAHON FIRMLY BACK IN CHARGE AT LAST NIGHT'S RAW

By Mike Johnson on 2023-04-04 01:09:00

Vince McMahon was personally and heavily involved with last night's episode of Monday Night Raw, PWInsider.com has confirmed with multiple sources.

PWInsider.com is told that about 15-20 minutes before Raw went live on the air, a number of late rewrites for the episode were ordered, described as not "feeling" like the type of changes talents and staff had come to expect under Paul Levesque. Changes for the episode continued as the show well into being on the air and we are told they came directly from McMahon, who had his own office at Raw, just as he did before his "retirement" in the summer of 2022.

While McMahon stated he would not be "in the weeds" of creative on CNBC yesterday, we were told by multiple sources who were at Raw that there was no doubt that Vince was firmly back in charge following the Endeavor acquisition of the company.

PWInsider.com is told the night started with Paul Levesque on headsets running Raw, but as the taping went on, it was McMahon who was more and more involved as the point person running the show. While McMahon was on headset producing a few times over Wrestlemania 39 weekend, he was at the gorilla position for most of last night's Raw taping, directly overseeing the proceedings.

Among some talents we spoke with, there was a huge negative shift in morale as they realized that things were going to go back to "exactly where they were" before Paul Levesque was placed in control as Chief Content Officer. One source said the "place felt nuked" but others didn't go that far. The feeling was that going forward, the likelihood was that McMahon would be overseeing everything again, leaving the creative once again to his whims and sensibilities, although whether that actually plays out remains to be seen.

A big part of that feeling of resignation was that Levesque is genuinely liked and trusted by the talents, especially since so many came through the WWE NXT system, and for some of them, that feeling of security many had felt in the run from Summerslam to Wrestlemania was no longer a given - and would be far departure from how some we spoke to felt tonight.

Other talents more or less shrugged it off, feeling they always suspected "all roads" would lead to McMahon being back in the central creative role eventually, but wanted to see if this would be a regular thing or whether it just happened last night because McMahon was at TV due to being in Los Angeles for Wrestlemania and the acquisition announcement.

One person joked WWE was always McMahon's world and now it's back in the palm of his hand after he willingly gave it up last summer.

More as we confirm.

Mercedes and Trinity looking real smart in the light..

 

[JQ Legend]

Nah we don’t need Bobby jobbing to Rome

Nor Seth for that matter

Damn Xia is beautiful

Two man power trip on deck Brock finally acknowledges his Tribal Chief

Not for nuffin that would be dope as hell to have Brock be the hired assassin for The Bloodline on some we don’t like each other but we can pay you big money to take our targets out type shyt

..... nah I got another thread idea I'll probably use for friday

Nah I’m making the SD thread this Friday

I’m giving you the week off

I want both of Snoop outfits from Mania weekend

He forgot to say “Heffer”

 

[YakSpiller]

The fukk just happen.

They swerved the fukk out of me. I ain’t go lie

Brock didn’t need to do Cody like that

 

[Silkk]

Start the countdown to Hunter stepping away to spend time with his family..

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VINCE MCMAHON FIRMLY BACK IN CHARGE AT LAST NIGHT'S RAW

By Mike Johnson on 2023-04-04 01:09:00

Vince McMahon was personally and heavily involved with last night's episode of Monday Night Raw, PWInsider.com has confirmed with multiple sources.

PWInsider.com is told that about 15-20 minutes before Raw went live on the air, a number of late rewrites for the episode were ordered, described as not "feeling" like the type of changes talents and staff had come to expect under Paul Levesque. Changes for the episode continued as the show well into being on the air and we are told they came directly from McMahon, who had his own office at Raw, just as he did before his "retirement" in the summer of 2022.

While McMahon stated he would not be "in the weeds" of creative on CNBC yesterday, we were told by multiple sources who were at Raw that there was no doubt that Vince was firmly back in charge following the Endeavor acquisition of the company.

PWInsider.com is told the night started with Paul Levesque on headsets running Raw, but as the taping went on, it was McMahon who was more and more involved as the point person running the show. While McMahon was on headset producing a few times over Wrestlemania 39 weekend, he was at the gorilla position for most of last night's Raw taping, directly overseeing the proceedings.

Among some talents we spoke with, there was a huge negative shift in morale as they realized that things were going to go back to "exactly where they were" before Paul Levesque was placed in control as Chief Content Officer. One source said the "place felt nuked" but others didn't go that far. The feeling was that going forward, the likelihood was that McMahon would be overseeing everything again, leaving the creative once again to his whims and sensibilities, although whether that actually plays out remains to be seen.

A big part of that feeling of resignation was that Levesque is genuinely liked and trusted by the talents, especially since so many came through the WWE NXT system, and for some of them, that feeling of security many had felt in the run from Summerslam to Wrestlemania was no longer a given - and would be far departure from how some we spoke to felt tonight.

Other talents more or less shrugged it off, feeling they always suspected "all roads" would lead to McMahon being back in the central creative role eventually, but wanted to see if this would be a regular thing or whether it just happened last night because McMahon was at TV due to being in Los Angeles for Wrestlemania and the acquisition announcement.

One person joked WWE was always McMahon's world and now it's back in the palm of his hand after he willingly gave it up last summer.

More as we confirm.

shyt was clear as day. From night 2 on of WM the difference is clear to see

 

[RammerJammer]

Start the countdown to Hunter stepping away to spend time with his family..

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VINCE MCMAHON FIRMLY BACK IN CHARGE AT LAST NIGHT'S RAW

By Mike Johnson on 2023-04-04 01:09:00

Vince McMahon was personally and heavily involved with last night's episode of Monday Night Raw, PWInsider.com has confirmed with multiple sources.

PWInsider.com is told that about 15-20 minutes before Raw went live on the air, a number of late rewrites for the episode were ordered, described as not "feeling" like the type of changes talents and staff had come to expect under Paul Levesque. Changes for the episode continued as the show well into being on the air and we are told they came directly from McMahon, who had his own office at Raw, just as he did before his "retirement" in the summer of 2022.

While McMahon stated he would not be "in the weeds" of creative on CNBC yesterday, we were told by multiple sources who were at Raw that there was no doubt that Vince was firmly back in charge following the Endeavor acquisition of the company.

PWInsider.com is told the night started with Paul Levesque on headsets running Raw, but as the taping went on, it was McMahon who was more and more involved as the point person running the show. While McMahon was on headset producing a few times over Wrestlemania 39 weekend, he was at the gorilla position for most of last night's Raw taping, directly overseeing the proceedings.

Among some talents we spoke with, there was a huge negative shift in morale as they realized that things were going to go back to "exactly where they were" before Paul Levesque was placed in control as Chief Content Officer. One source said the "place felt nuked" but others didn't go that far. The feeling was that going forward, the likelihood was that McMahon would be overseeing everything again, leaving the creative once again to his whims and sensibilities, although whether that actually plays out remains to be seen.

A big part of that feeling of resignation was that Levesque is genuinely liked and trusted by the talents, especially since so many came through the WWE NXT system, and for some of them, that feeling of security many had felt in the run from Summerslam to Wrestlemania was no longer a given - and would be far departure from how some we spoke to felt tonight.

Other talents more or less shrugged it off, feeling they always suspected "all roads" would lead to McMahon being back in the central creative role eventually, but wanted to see if this would be a regular thing or whether it just happened last night because McMahon was at TV due to being in Los Angeles for Wrestlemania and the acquisition announcement.

One person joked WWE was always McMahon's world and now it's back in the palm of his hand after he willingly gave it up last summer.

More as we confirm.

And people keep saying “y’all just using Vince’s name as a scapegoat instead of blaming Triple H”

Triple H was not perfect, and he had some bad Raws but it’s so fukking easy to tell the difference between a Triple H show and a Vince show.

 

[tinnyskillz]

Start the countdown to Hunter stepping away to spend time with his family..

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VINCE MCMAHON FIRMLY BACK IN CHARGE AT LAST NIGHT'S RAW

By Mike Johnson on 2023-04-04 01:09:00

Vince McMahon was personally and heavily involved with last night's episode of Monday Night Raw, PWInsider.com has confirmed with multiple sources.

PWInsider.com is told that about 15-20 minutes before Raw went live on the air, a number of late rewrites for the episode were ordered, described as not "feeling" like the type of changes talents and staff had come to expect under Paul Levesque. Changes for the episode continued as the show well into being on the air and we are told they came directly from McMahon, who had his own office at Raw, just as he did before his "retirement" in the summer of 2022.

While McMahon stated he would not be "in the weeds" of creative on CNBC yesterday, we were told by multiple sources who were at Raw that there was no doubt that Vince was firmly back in charge following the Endeavor acquisition of the company.

PWInsider.com is told the night started with Paul Levesque on headsets running Raw, but as the taping went on, it was McMahon who was more and more involved as the point person running the show. While McMahon was on headset producing a few times over Wrestlemania 39 weekend, he was at the gorilla position for most of last night's Raw taping, directly overseeing the proceedings.

Among some talents we spoke with, there was a huge negative shift in morale as they realized that things were going to go back to "exactly where they were" before Paul Levesque was placed in control as Chief Content Officer. One source said the "place felt nuked" but others didn't go that far. The feeling was that going forward, the likelihood was that McMahon would be overseeing everything again, leaving the creative once again to his whims and sensibilities, although whether that actually plays out remains to be seen.

A big part of that feeling of resignation was that Levesque is genuinely liked and trusted by the talents, especially since so many came through the WWE NXT system, and for some of them, that feeling of security many had felt in the run from Summerslam to Wrestlemania was no longer a given - and would be far departure from how some we spoke to felt tonight.

Other talents more or less shrugged it off, feeling they always suspected "all roads" would lead to McMahon being back in the central creative role eventually, but wanted to see if this would be a regular thing or whether it just happened last night because McMahon was at TV due to being in Los Angeles for Wrestlemania and the acquisition announcement.

One person joked WWE was always McMahon's world and now it's back in the palm of his hand after he willingly gave it up last summer.

More as we confirm.

If this is true (I bet it’s exaggerated). It wouldn’t shock me if HHH steps down, or take a leave of absence or something because of Vince. Which would be ironic because he just cut a promo tonight saying they aren’t going anywhere.

Me personally, I think they’re just stalling, and waiting for Succession to conclude before making their next move. Don’t want to pull a Game of Thrones and pass the source material

 

[ClutchVon]

And people keep saying “y’all just using Vince’s name as a scapegoat instead of blaming Triple H”

Triple H was not perfect, and he had some bad Raws but it’s so fukking easy to tell the difference between a Triple H show and a Vince show.

HHH’s bad RAWs were more so just boring/uninspiring while Vince’s RAWs are just straight up atrocious/unwatchable.

 

[firemanBk]

You know this is baloney cause he's already at 940 and he only gonna defend that shyt like once or twice at very most to get past 1000
I don't even think he gonna defend at Backlash. He didn't last year

 

[Busby]

This dude is a known troller and has been debunked numerous times.

 

[NYChase718]

We wish the WWE the best in its new future Endeavor

The end is here the Game is OVer

 

[Vεnεficα]

We wish the WWE the best in its new future Endeavor

The end is here the Game is OVer

Speaking of game over, Hunter needs to change his nickname. Vince played the game and won

 

[African_brehda]

shyt was clear as day. From night 2 on of WM the difference is clear to see

It’d take a blind man to not see Vince was in charge of yesterday’s show.

As soon as Omos came out for a squash match, on the Raw after Mania, I knew exactly what time it was. And I just got progressively worse.

I think I’ll just go back to watching the show through bleacher report ratings and YouTube clips

 

[Lucky Millionaire]

idk i'll give them one year tops, maybe theres a vision for WM40

but WM39 so far looking like a case of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory

i hope i'm wrong

 

[Rell84shots]

I believe Vince can actually be fired now, so if the money/ratings/attendance/morale all start to drop then he's out of there. Losing majority shareholder hurts Vince's power in the company. This RAW getting completely shytted on actually makes next week's booking even more interesting.

 

[The Rainmaker]

I know every show can't be a home run and all, but after reading the rest of the results, I'm baffled. THIS is the show which they chose to follow that hell of a Mania?

Gotdamn, talk about ruining the momentum. Start a hot angle, shoot the Miz in the head with a crossbow. Do something earth shaking. Not this.