Vince McMahon is a once in a lifetime visionary and a genius. He went through so much but always overcame the odds and succeeded in life. None of us would have been wrestling fans if it wasn't for his vision. He picked up this local sport and made it a global entertainment industry
Fun quote attributed to Vince. This was prior to the Monday Night Wars. When asked if he ever worried about some one doing to him what he did to others. Supposedly he said "When I go I will be eaten by the biggest baddest predator on the block. And I'm going to make sure he chokes on me on the way down." Truly one of a kind.
wrestling was going global with starcade before vince railroaded everyone it is ignorant to think vince did anything that would not have happened anyway all vince did was be more ruthless than anyone else he is a monster that belongs in jail and you fucking bootlickers should be ashamed of yourselves
Wrestling history is quite fascinating. I'm a history buff by nature & wrestling fan by choice. Appreciate the upload! Love these wrestling documentaries👍
I'm a history buff too, wrestling history has a lot of twists and turns like real-life history. It's far more investing than learning about everyday celebrities and other showbiz things for me.
@@isaiahwinbrone they were working with Vince producing the docuseries but when the allegations came out they paused everything, but recently they announce the release to be 2024 and Vince won’t have a saying.
@@sampleoffers1978he put everything on mortgage to buy wwwf and he also placed majority of his money for the first wrestlemania. The dude was born crazy.
He sold a dying company for billions to Endeavor after realising internet killed kayfabe. Smart old man, I say. He knew lil paul helmsley was no good cheeseburglar.
(In 1,000,000 A.D. Mr. Burns, his body that of a robot, comes across Bobo) Mr. Burns: Bobo, I know I say this every century, but I'll never leave you behind again. (He runs off with Bobo, followed by Smithers, whose body is that of a robot dog) Smithers: Wait for me, sir! Ruff!
To be a fly on the wall when Vincent Kennedy McMahon had to convince his dad that going national and competing against the regional promotions I bet he explained every detail of his plans and reassured him it would be beneficial he did love his dad and probably knew he was dying the best example why I think so is when Madison Square garden honored vince sr he was giving a very loving speech and he starts crying you can definitely tell there was a lot of love there for sure his dad wasn't going to ever give up on his son you can tell vince sr loved his son and was always going to give 2nd and 3rd chances
@@brandonselitetv1436 not really he had an opportunity to call it of when Vince Jr started competing against other promotions it was ultimately his call to not be involved promoters were begging vince sr to stop vince jr which he said he can't but he could if he wanted to it started making alot of money which is why he didn't want to help
@@paxlux5288 Well Vinnie is a control freak and would only allow it if it doesn't make him look bad in any way, prolly the only way we ever get an accurate biopic or documentary is after he's gone
If his stories about his childhood are true, Vince McMahon is probably the kind of guy who never knew and never will know "enough." He can find success, maybe even genuine love, but no matter what he accomplishes and no matter how much money he has there will always be a hole in his soul gnawing at him from the inside and making him feel insecure. No amount of control and no amount of money will ever fill that hole, never make him feel secure. John D. MacArthur was like that. Elon Musk is probably like that. It's the sad truth to a lot of "rags to riches" stories.
@@user-zi8nx2hm8y They’re not allegations though? He spent $12m of company money (not his) hushing up 4 women. WWE had an internal investigation and told their shareholders he’d spend a total of $20m of company money without declaration.
Vinces writing has been horrible since the pg era but there are two things that can’t be discussed. 1.- he’s still a man’s man 👊 2.- everyone else’s ideas are even worse when it comes to creative. Divas > aew, new japan, nxt. Sorry no sorry.
@@mattblah7737 That's probably key to a lot of his philosophy and problem is abusers will use it justify abuse and it gets society away from personal accountability, beyond the ethics of the initial mal treatment. Not uniform formula and gets perverted in skewed judgement.
Vince would have probably been a really good attorney if he had chosen that path. I would always take his advice on stuff, if I could ask him about certain things.
Goddamn this a good edit. They compacted a lot into 10 min, I feel like I got his whole godddamn bio from start to finish while giving him a bunch of info I never heard in my life and I been aware of this guy since I was like 8.
least temporary embarrased bilionaire American lol. You will never become rich bro, get off the boots. Being an snowflake is a form of emotion too. @@abc_cba
Say what you want, the man didn't quit until he was billionaire. He worked his way up for a trailer park in business considered niche or a carnival act. Now it's a multi billion dollar industry and it's all because of him
By chance, is this a new VICE wrestling documentary besides "The Dark Side of the Ring"? We can't argue with success. Vince, Jr. did that and more. How he achieved such success is a different story, on the other hand.
