MR MCMAHON (Netflix Documentary Series - September 25th)

[LastManStanding]

 

[Him]

Even though I’ve seen and heard these stories 1000 times it was nice to get decent production value behind it, but them saying Shawn coming out in biker shorts was the start of the attitude era was jokes. Austin 316 started that shyt.

 

[MenacingMonk]

Where’s all this talk about Bret coming from? I never got the vibe from him that he thought he was on Austin or Rock’s level of impacting the biz. Some of you guys making up your own perception.

 

[Brandon M.]

in the first episode BRET say " I love Vince"

in the last episode he hates Vince.



something is genuinely wrong with Bret. he may be bipolar.


i like bret tho

 

[O.Red]

It's so crazy how a lot of these wrestlers look to Vince like a father figure, especially the ones whose father's were in their lives. I get that he made you rich and famous but at the end of the day, he was/is your boss.

Maybe because wrestlers spend a lot of time with each other and the promoters that they feel that way.

Bolded is definitely a factor

Wrestlers spend time around wrestlers and wrestling damn near everyday of the year. That shyt becomes your life

In a situation and medium like that it's easy to assume a lot of people would view and treat Vince as a father or religious figure

 

[DraymondT]

Just seen this shyt. Wit how delusional Vince came off in a lot of the doc I really think he think he comin back to WWE eventually and this shyt will blow over

 

[Yayo Toure]

I'll give Cody some credit because I wasn't sure if a "white meat babyface" could still work in this era and his run has proved it can.

It worked for the chase, but the title run has been boring.

 

[drifter]

Vince made a stop to get a $50 manicure before going into bankruptcy court in the 70s

That's $302 todays money

The ultimate boss of carnies. Tony can spend up all his money drinking white claws with wrestlers and snorting impure all he wants nobody will ever catch up to VKM

 

[GOATpernick]

I can’t breathe looking at Cokeboy here wtf

 

[Jmare007]

Even though I’ve seen and heard these stories 1000 times it was nice to get decent production value behind it, but them saying Shawn coming out in biker shorts was the start of the attitude era was jokes. Austin 316 started that shyt.

WWE "canon" has always been that The Kliq, via way of DX, started the Attitude Era and Austin "blew it up". It's their way of giving Hunter and Shawn credit and prop them up so they don't look so below Stone GOAT.

It's been repeated so many times in WWE documentaries and basically every form of media that talks about the mid 90's and the Monday Night Wars that I have no doubt in my mind that most wrestling fans believe to be so/true.

 

[Dillah810]

One thing I learned in the first episode I didn’t know before, was Vince wanted Dusty to lead the new era of wrestling with him before Hulk Hogan, but that Dusty didn’t align to the vision… which is what opened the door for Vince to seek out Hogan. I didn’t know that

I knew most of what’s in episode 2, need to watch more tonight

That might explain Vince's disdain for Dusty and trolling him any chance Vince gets

 

[Dillah810]

"Nobody got killed"
"Nobody got raped"
"There were no knives or guns"




Cues clips of all that shyt

That part killed me

 

[DaHNIC82]

"I was trying to make Owen Hart a star"

Yeah putting him in a fukking mask and having him flying around like a cartoon character was making him a star. This was to humiliate Owen because he turned down storylines of fukking Debra. Cokeboy full of shyt

 

[thenatural]

This is when you know he can't accept the notion of finality. Who are they going to get to distribute this? Outkick? FOX News Nation?

 

[VegetasHairline]

This is when you know he can't accept the notion of finality. Who are they going to get to distribute this? Outkick? FOX News Nation?

There's now a community note with the tweet saying it's fake.