WWAWD Mr. McMahon Netflix doc?

[DMAN]

Not saying he doesn’t deserve some blame but I don’t see why he gets it but someone like Paul Heyman doesn’t

Paul Heyman was like 25 when he was running ECW. He has not matured to the point of having the balls as a leader to punish anyone for drugs. In fact the wrestlers who ever went to ECW even for 1 night routinely say that it was the most fun they ever had in their life.

The unlawful atmosphere was legitimate. Like THE D said in another post, People who perform late at night in front of thousands of people then 30 mins later they're alone in a little room... Half of these dudes were drunk before they even got to the ring. Heyman did in fact encourage wrstlers to do coke to pep themselves up from whatever pills they were on. He would send wrestlers to New Jack who was everyones coke dealer. They all shared drugs and needles and the whole nine.

 

[DMAN]

I just watched the XFL part. The closest thing to an O&A mention is Bob Costas saying "The pregame show was the most mindless thing I've ever seen." and Vince denying they even had one lol.

Lol, Vince totally tossed O&A under the bus and they called him out for it not even 24 hours after that aired.

 

[UnPRePared]

haven't watched yet, and i'm going to give (((Netflix))) my money

I'm naive enough to think that all the wrestlers involved always kept a story in their back pocket that they didn't spill on an RF Video shoot interviews for a situation like this doc

EDIT: wrestlers are legit scumbag pieces of shit who always keep some dirt to themselves
Honky Tonk Man held on to THAT rick rude story forever until it got leaked via Bruce Pritchard on his podcast

Honky Tonk is Jerry Lawler's cousin. Jerry Lawler is the Cumia of Memphis. And Honky has ADMITTED ON CAMERA to getting blown by men, making Honky a Joe Cumia in my mind. Fuck that whole family and fuck Cornette for still kissing Lawler's ass when he's just as trashy as Ric Flair.

verne gagne would disagree

Verne is no Saint either. Again, I find new things to watch and read when I'm on tour breaks, I read the whole history of the AWA during that time. They dick teased Hogan's title wins several times that always ended with him not getting it. Gagne was killing his business doing that. Vince just sped it up and, frankly, gave the people what they finally wanted.

Paul Heyman was like 25 when he was running ECW. He has not matured to the point of having the balls as a leader to punish anyone for drugs. In fact the wrestlers who ever went to ECW even for 1 night routinely say that it was the most fun they ever had in their life.

The unlawful atmosphere was legitimate. Like THE D said in another post, People who perform late at night in front of thousands of people then 30 mins later they're alone in a little room... Half of these dudes were drunk before they even got to the ring. Heyman did in fact encourage wrstlers to do coke to pep themselves up from whatever pills they were on. He would send wrestlers to New Jack who was everyones coke dealer. They all shared drugs and needles and the whole nine.

Paul is a genius, but he too will probably rot in hell for what he's done. He ruined plenty of lives, and though I like him, I would never trust someone like that.

Frankly, if I was approached by someone and they told me they were a professional wrestler, I automatically would never trust them.

 

[The Sue Deal]

YEAH I TRIED TO GET A UNION, AND HOGAN RATTED ME OUT.

 

[Racist Google Intern]

The last episode shitting on trump came out of no where, over all I really enjoyed it, I wonder how bad netflix wwe will be.

 

[johnnynoname]

Verne is no Saint either.

Im convinced he actually hated that guy he killed, and then worked his Alzheimer’s gimmick so he wouldn’t get arrested

 

[Cumiace]

Vince's greatest promo?

 

[JoeBrotheChildSpitGuzzler]

They talked about both right before I saw this comment. The best part was Tony Atlas saying "I didn't like Pat Patterson because he'd grab my peckuh in the locker room." They asked him to repeat himself and he was like "He grabbed my peckuh." and did a peckuh-grabbing gesture.

I liked that within 10 minutes of the first episode brer hart referred to himself as a "true artist"

 

[UnPRePared]

I liked that within 10 minutes but the first episode been hart referred to himself as a "true artist"

Bret, legit, was quite possibly the best to ever live, and I say that not just because he never tried moves he couldn't do and thus ruin his perception, but because he never injured anyone. That is THE key thing I've learned about this industry, you work together to make it look good but not injure someone. And he's the only one I've heard about that never did.

But that said? Fucking cunt is so full of himself I'm surprised shit doesn't fall out of his mouth when he talks.

 

[TheGhostOfAbeVigoda]

I liked that within 10 minutes but the first episode been hart referred to himself as a "true artist"

Yeah, dude thinks pretty highly of himself. My favourite Bret quote was about Benoit. "Steroids generally don't make you kill your whole family or anything like that."

 

[Nigger John]

Do they interview Chyna’s 3 day old rotten brain in this?

 

[JoeBrotheChildSpitGuzzler]

I wish they'd gotten Cornette. Or the Sheik. They'd never have a clip over 5-10 seconds before they'd have to cut away because Sheik is calling Hogan a faggot or Cornette is describing in graphic detail how he wants to murder Bruce Pritchard. Couldn't blame him though, I wanted to fucking punch that faggot Pritchard in the face every time he was in screen.

 

[Chapel]

I wish they'd gotten Cornette. Or the Sheik. They'd never have a clip over 5-10 seconds before they'd have to cut away because Sheik is calling Hogan a faggot or Cornette is describing in graphic detail how he wants to murder Bruce Pritchard. Couldn't blame him though, I wanted to fucking punch that faggot Pritchard in the face every time he was in screen.

Pritchard and Cornette both have the same problem. Difficulty talking with McMahon cock in their mouths. Pritchard claims it was a hit piece but it never mentioned the rumours of The Micheals being champion because McMahon was fucking him.

 

[Jenna]

Was only able to watch a few episodes last night, but I was... underwhelmed. It feels less like an expose about Mr. McMahon and more a "history of the WWE for beginners" type of documentary where they explain the territory system and why Hulk Hogan was popular. It's clear this thing was mostly edited before the allegations came out, because the tone just feels overwhelmingly positive towards Vince, oh sure he's not perfect, but sometimes you need an imperfect genius to make wrestling what it is! Then they shoehorn in a "in 2023 allegations surfaced blah blah blah" card to make it seem like it isn't a giant fluff piece.

Really, the only things I didn't know are wrestlers admitting to shit they've forever denied, specifically Hogan ratting out Jesse and the union and HBK & HHH finally admitting they planned Montreal with Vince. Everything else has been covered more in-depth and Tony Atlas seems to be the only talking head who doesn't give a fuck. Bret Hart in particular is so whiny and self-righteous about everything, my favorite soundbite so far is Vince reminding him he didn't win the championship like he's a boxer or UFC fighter, he was given the championship so get off your high horse that Vince wants you to lose the title before you throw it in the trash on Nitro.

It also feels incomplete. Macho Man barely gets mentioned, Ric Flair barely gets mentioned, Kevin Nash doesn't get an interview even though the WCW/NWO stuff. I can already guess the ruthless aggression era is gonna be all Cena, and the modern era is gonna be all Cody because those are the guys they got for the documentary.

 

[TheGhostOfAbeVigoda]

Was only able to watch a few episodes last night, but I was... underwhelmed. It feels less like an expose about Mr. McMahon and more a "history of the WWE for beginners" type of documentary where they explain the territory system and why Hulk Hogan was popular. It's clear this thing was mostly edited before the allegations came out, because the tone just feels overwhelmingly positive towards Vince, oh sure he's not perfect, but sometimes you need an imperfect genius to make wrestling what it is! Then they shoehorn in a "in 2023 allegations surfaced blah blah blah" card to make it seem like it isn't a giant fluff piece.

Really, the only things I didn't know are wrestlers admitting to shit they've forever denied, specifically Hogan ratting out Jesse and the union and HBK & HHH finally admitting they planned Montreal with Vince. Everything else has been covered more in-depth and Tony Atlas seems to be the only talking head who doesn't give a fuck. Bret Hart in particular is so whiny and self-righteous about everything, my favorite soundbite so far is Vince reminding him he didn't win the championship like he's a boxer or UFC fighter, he was given the championship so get off your high horse that Vince wants you to lose the title before you throw it in the trash on Nitro.

It also feels incomplete. Macho Man barely gets mentioned, Ric Flair barely gets mentioned, Kevin Nash doesn't get an interview even though the WCW/NWO stuff. I can already guess the ruthless aggression era is gonna be all Cena, and the modern era is gonna be all Cody because those are the guys they got for the documentary.

You completely nailed it.

 

[UnPRePared]

 

[Sgt Zogbot Delta Operator]

I'll never respect this black cock loving faggot again.

 

[Mick_Mickerson]

Yeah, dude thinks pretty highly of himself. My favourite Bret quote was about Benoit. "Steroids generally don't make you kill your whole family or anything like that."

Wtf was he trying to be cute or is the dude on the spectrum? Was that in the doc?

 

[ElectricLightKazooII]

Is there a re-enactment of Vince putting leaves in his sister's pussy?

 

[AliceWorquer]

I can already guess the ruthless aggression era is gonna be all Cena, and the modern era is gonna be all Cody because those are the guys they got for the documentary.

Whichever era actually bought in wellness policies is the point when wrestling stopped being fascinating enough for a documentary anyway. Cornette scream about Tony Khan all he wants, the problem with wrestling now is that the wrestlers aren't all dangerous maniacs with drug addictions.