Is Shane McMahon still involved in WWE?

[Robbie3000]

I know he was running his mom's campaign for a while, is he still involved in the business? And in the event of McMahon's demise, who would succeed him as the boss?

Shane or the daughter and HHH?

 

[Tom]

HHH will be what Vince is to the company 20 yrs from now


and I can't get mad at that, someone who actually put in work and been through the grind is exactly who should be running sh1t IMO

 

[Thebadguy]

No. He's done with wrestling. Steph and HHH are taking over after Vince dies. Shane does some stuff in China now.

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

i feel him thou

i wouldn't want to spend my life or have my family around that circus if i had options like him

 

[Brad Piff]

I know he was running his mom's campaign for a while, is he still involved in the business? And in the event of McMahon's demise, who would succeed him as the boss?

Shane or the daughter and HHH?

the kliq

 

[malbaker86]

I know he was running his mom's campaign for a while, is he still involved in the business? And in the event of McMahon's demise, who would succeed him as the boss?

Shane or the daughter and HHH?

Shane won't be involved with the "business" again:

WWE News: Shane McMahon tells L.A. Times why he left WWE, discusses lingering tension with Vince & new project in China

Jun 17, 2011 - 3:23:12 PM
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By James Caldwell, Torch assistant editor

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The Los Angeles Times (LATimes.com) published Friday a feature article on former WWE executive Shane McMahon, who talked about his new video-on-demand project in China linking up with Warner Bros., his departure from WWE, and his relationship with his father, WWE CEO Vince McMahon, after leaving the company.

"It was the hardest decision I've ever had to make," McMahon said about leaving WWE to pursue the opportunity with You On Demand in China. "I didn't want to wake up when I was 70 and say, 'I should have done that.'"

The Times noted Shane was viewed as a "potential successor to his father," but Shane said there was one problem: "He wasn't going anywhere."

Shane said telling his father he was leaving WWE was "brutal" and there remains some "residual tension" almost two years after his departure was announced. (Shane officially parted ways in January 2009.) Shane said the relationship with Vince is "still hard."