The REAL Reason Why Shane McMahon Left WWE (This Week In Wrestling History) 

Damn even Shane McMahon said the WWE wasn’t fun anymore

You know wwe is really bad when Shane Mcmahon himself says it's not fun anymore, those words speak a lot of volumes about how bad the product has gotten over the years

I can relate to Shane in regards to having some great ideas shot down by your Pops. Mine(God Rest His Soul) would shoot down suggestions about getting with the times as far as him having an updated phone ,internet & all that instead of being stuck, but a outsider would suggest the same thing & he would listen

There goes the moneyyyy, there he goes (Money Walks)! There goes the moneyy

Solomonster is good

Don't always have time to listen to the full Podcast so, I Love these vids split up on RU-vid. Thanks Jason. For those who just want the Shane story, It starts at 22:03

"One day Vince might sell WWE to Disney for billions of dollars." Now that is a scary thought.

Omg Solomonster just always keeps evolving the man reviews the show does , buy or sell , reviews books , this week in history and going back to the old forums I’m loving all this content

Shane taking over actually would be a good thing

JR recently said on his podcast that Jarrett initially asked for $100,000 and then doubled it to $200,000.

Yeah I totally agree Solomonster, what's Shane realize he was well and truly being skipped over in the line of succession, when he realized that, for no good reason, his birthright was instead going to Stephanie and Triple H, THAT is when he said "Fuck This I'm Out"

with WWE being a public company people tend to forget who takes Vince's place is not as simple as it seems compared to if it was a privately owned there is a lot of rules and government oversight involved with public trading companies

He went and did outside ventures, something Stephanie and Mr Stephanie couldn't do without Vince.

Loving these 'this week in wrestling' segments each week!

Bruce Prichard's podcast is unbearable since he was hired back. It's nowhere near as entertaining.

It amazes me just how well solomonster can digress with detail but stay completely on track.

The Bret Hart vs Ric Flair match where Bret won the title for people that haven't seen it is on WWE's RU-vid channel.

There needs to be a backstage documentary one day on the backstage politics of the McMahon family

What Solomonster episodes can I hear him talking about Linda McMahon stories?

The fact that he wrote HULKAMANIACS in all caps is the cherry on top.

Can't blame Vince Mcmahon if he sees himself more in Stephanie than Shane , I know exactly what that is like from a personal standpoint because I as a father of boy and girl see more of me in my girl than my boy .

I'm not sure how credible it is, but I remember reading somewhere that the other names on that list, besides Bret and Tito, were Shawn Michaels, Randy Savage, and Rick Martel.

The match where Bret won his first title from Flair was pretty decent

The idea of 'El doormat' Tito Santana becoming WWF champion in 1992 still feels ridiculous today. He was not even close to being a featured player and had been a jobber-to-the-stars for years.

Another notable thing that happened at No Mercy was the first ever tag team ladder match between Edge and Christian against Matt and Jeff Hardy in the finals of the Terri Invitational Tournament (T.I.T.), where the Hardy Boyz won her managerial services. It stole the show that night and elevated both teams.

What episode does Solomonster talk about the payphone call with Patterson?

Haha Providence Civic Center! Haven’t heard that in years, saw my first and only show there in 1998.. WCW Thunder lol

I mean we, as fans, have a weird fucked up love hate relationship with Vince And WWE Imagine having to be Shane. Can’t blame him

Shane isn't a manipulative, narcissistic psychopath like Vince, Stephanie and Paul. For sure the old man sees more of himself in his daughter and Paul.

I’m actually surprised to hear that they were considering Tito Santana in 1992 as someone to put the WWF heavyweight championship on. Not that I think he’s a bad wrestler or anything like that, he is a great performer in the ring but I would think if they were going to go with Tito Santana at some point I would’ve guessed maybe a few years earlier in the 80s. You would always see him on the main baby face survivor series team and the fans cheer him because he was a baby face and back then if you were a baby face you got a good crowd reaction. It just feels like in 1992 they were just treating him as another guy on the card though. I always liked him but in 1992 I really didn’t get the feeling that WWF was pushing this guy like that. I really want to say the last time we saw him was in 1993 and I remember him being in 1993 royal rumble and I remember him being on Monday night raw when Monday night raw first started in 93 but then it felt like he just quietly went away. Maybe the 20 man battle royale for the Intercontinental championship that razor Ramon and Rick Martel one was really my last memory of him in the ring.

OK, is that graphic from the Blade Runner video game? Awesome.

I'd love to have been a fly on the wall in that room when Shane dropped that bombshell on Vince

Lmao the Hogan tweet. That's so cool Solomonster got a framed picture of it as a gift. What a great gift.

You're wrong, solomonster. The match was televised, on Monday Night Raw. I saw the match.

It was on WWF primetime with Heenan / Monsoon Monday night. Usa network 9pm est

11:23 how does that even work if you are seeing that whike you are at the arena?

How do you feel about Our Mets being under new management

I would be FASCINATED to hear more about what you just said about Linda McMahon stories, regarding the Zahorian stuff and the phone call from a payphone with Pat Patterson. does anybody know more about that that can tell me about that, or how I might find the Soundoff episode where this was discussed? Because this is the first I've ever heard of that stuff

Didn't they play Hart vs. Flair on prime time ?

I will say that if they decided to go in the direction of Tito Santana it really wouldn't have been that hard to promote Tito(even with his career being on the downturn) - "Ever since he won the WWF Championship Tito Santana has been whole different man!"

Two matches that should have happened at wrestlemania Triple H vs Shane,and Dustin vs Cody while Dusty was still alive.

Jarrett has told two different versions of the story.. of course he has.

shawns peice of tin is easily worse. that was on an official wwe programme. hogans prop belt was for another company in a different country a continent away. and as far as i know you would never have known he said this unless you tape traded or had the magazines?

I heard #1 ARIBA #2 HITMAN #3 THE MILLION DOLLAR MAN #4 GIANT GONZALEZ #5 THE MODEL

Hmmm , its now 2024, Vince McMahon is TRULY officially Gone, as a lark, Would SHANE come back for one final goodbye match

I love shane

My God hogan tweet 😂😂😂😂😂

23:56 oh really you dad doesnt like your ideas? Hmm 😂😂. I swear nothing will ever change its not even funny. Vince will literally run his company to the ground...

WWE underground... Isn't that a Shane idea?

🤔 interesting

Was it true that Shane wanted to buy Newcastle United? Soccer team.