What does everybody think about Vince McMahon and his whole McMahonism theory on wwe?
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simply put Vinnie mac is going to hell
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I do. I don't think he makes a good face, that's one of the reasons why they pair him with Divas in storylines, that is usually a clear cut sign that the wrestler isn't doing well on his own and needs help because the crowd isn't reacting to him the way the WWE wants them to so they put the wrestler with a popular Diva in hopes that it helps the wrestler out. Personally, I think he was a much better heel anyways and I think he enjoyed being a heel more because you can kind of tell that he is bored. Also, I think more fans liked and enjoyed him when he was a heel than what he is now (a face). I hope that answers your question.
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I completely agree. Either he learns more moves, actually works to get title shots, and proves that he can actually wrestle or he has to go! This guy is the new Hogan I am telling you, and that's not a good thing! Do you know how long it took for pro wrestlers like Bret Hart, Chris Benoit, RVD, Chris Jericho, and so on to get a chance at the title? Forever, because of so-called "entertainer" who can't actually wrestle worth shit like Hogan and the Ultimate Warrior, always had the spotlight! Now it looks like, once again, that the WWE is going back to that with people like Cena and Roidtista, after they were doing so well and gave people who deserve to have the title have it, like Steve Austin, Triple H, The Rock, Chris Benoit, Bret Hart, Chris Jericho, RVD, Randy Orton, Edge, and so on! Good job Vince! Your making the WWE suck again!
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He should be the world heavy weight champ. He has been wwf/wwe 16+ years and I think 4 time wwe champion is not enough -.-''\n\nHe has given everything to the Industry and us fans and all wwe does is screw him over ...
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Not me!  I think he's tired and played out!  I liked the reaction the ECW fans gave him at One Night Stand last Sunday.  He threw the tshirt in the crowd and they threw it back like 3 times! lol he sucks!
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Definitely agree, Vince is dropping the ball for not putting the two back together, but honestly I think it's only a matter of time before it happens. For real.
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I have had alot of debates on this topic over the years. First of all you must get the facts straight. To say that Vince didnt want to Bret to go to the WCW to disgrace teh belt is not right. That is the reason Vince gave to everyone to justify his own actions, which I personally think is lame. Bret was an honest person and had given his word that he would lose the title on the next raw episode. \nBret was forced by Vince to leave the WWE. Before this Bret had signed a 20 year contract with the WWE. Vince was happy also, he actually convinced Bret to sign the contract as he wanted Bret to stay with the WWE as he was their biggest star. But after the contract, after some time, Vince for some unknown reason wanted Bret to break the contract. I guess he was worried that Bret had a lot of influence with decision making due to his high status. He didnt want Bret to stay anymore with the WWE, that the contract to be cancelled and Bret move elsewhere. So as WCW was the main rival of WWE, it was only understood that Bret would join WCW. Many people hated Bret for leaving WWE and joining WCW, but they fail to note, that it was Vince who wanted him to leave.\nAs most of you should know, that all matches are predecided, that who wins and how you are to win. So it was decided after long discussions and disagreements that Bret and Shawn were to have the last match at Survior Series in Montreal. It was decided that Bret would win as it was his last match in Canada, as it was his home country. Shawn was to put Bret in the sharp shooter, then Bret would reverse it and win the match. But as u all saw the match, when Shawn put him in, Vince told them to ring the bell. Vince, Shawn, and the referee Earl Hebner screwed him, they had it all planned. Shawn just acted like he knew nothing, but he was in on it.\nDifferent people would obviously say that Bret was right, or that Vince was right. But I guess one could really tell who was right or wrong by judging the reactions of the other wrestlers. Brets immeadiate family, Owen, British Bulldog, Anvil, and a few other wrestlers boycotted the upcoming shows of WWE as they were disgusted by what Vince did. Even Undertaker and ken shamrock, all of them were angry at VInce. Almost all the wrestlers wanted to boycot, but it was only after Bret told them not void their existing contract, that they didnt boycot the upcoming shows. \nYou should see the documentary " Wrestling with Shadows ", Bret didnt make it himself. It was independantly made and showed the facts that led up to this screw job in montreal. I have read enough to believe that Vince did have some own personal selfish motive in wanting to get rid of Bret, and the screwjob was just to add insult to Bret.\nI hope I have summarized it enough. Thats what i believe, you are entitled to your own opinion. CHeers!
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* The WWF/E weren't too interested to begin with, and only took them in the deal to promote their album, as they did the entrance theme for The Oddities.  Not to mention they no-showed an ECW ppv, so Heyman would likely advise against McMahon ever hiring ICP for the ECW brand.\n\n* They wrestled one ROH show, and it was so poorly recieved by the fans that it was left off of the show DVD entirely.  Seveal Juggalos chanted "ICP", but the rest of the audience shouted the word "sh*t" over the "P", turning the chant into "I see sh*t".  This can be found on the ROH Uncensored DVD which showcases the worst moments in the history of Ring Of Honor.\n\n* TNA had a good run with them, and would likely be the only company who would bring them back, but with the direction they are headed, I wouldn't bet on them spending money on celebrities when they have limited funds to begin with.  It was a good decision back when they did the weekly ppv's before Spike TV, but for now, it just wouldn't be a good move.\n\nICP would have little trouble getting booked on the indy scene, at companies like CZW, Chikara, JAPW, IWA-MS and any of the remaining NWA territories, but Violent J tends to be fickle in his opinion of the wrestling business.  Sometimes, he loves it.  Sometimes, he can't stand it.  Shaggy is indifferent either way.\n\nAs for their company, JCW, it seemed to be a project that had ended.  They do have the honor on Volume 2 of having Chris Hero in a "who the f*** are these guys?" match.  Classic!\n\nThey may pop up sometime in the future.  J told me once that the greatest honor he has ever had in his career, music or otherwise, was wrestling at Madison Square Garden, so he does love the business.  The problem is that the business doens't seem to love him back.
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Chaos in Columbus\nBy Ed Williams III\nMay 1, 2006\n\n\nAll in the course of one crazy and chaotic night on RAW, WWE Champion John Cena proved once again why he is one of the most resilient champions in WWE history, Shawn Michaels stuck it to the Spirit Squad on multiple occasions to gain some revenge on them and Mr. McMahon from Backlash, and Triple H defied the Chairman's orders when he walked out of his assignment as special referee of the main event. \n\nMr. McMahon kicked off RAW with a huge announcement, declaring that the Spirit Squad would be the co-General Managers for the evening. And right from the outset, it appeared as though it could very well be John Cena’s last night as WWE Champion. After drawing “spirit straws”, it was determined that Kenny would challenge Cena for the gold and attempt to become the youngest WWE Champion in history at just 20 years of age.\n\nBefore the bell rang for RAW’s main event, John Cena’s chances of retaining the WWE Championship against Kenny of the Spirit Squad seemed slim to none, and “slim” was headed for the exits of the Nationwide Arena in Columbus, OH. He was fresh off the heels of arguably the most hellacious Triple Threat Match in WWE history, he had to contend with all five members of the Spirit Squad, and his arch-rival Triple H was the special guest referee. But somehow, some way, The Champ showed his unparalleled tenacity and for the second time in perhaps the toughest 24 hours of his career, successfully defended the WWE Championship against all odds.\n\nCena knew he was in trouble right from the beginning when had Kenny up for an FU. Before he could execute his signature maneuver, Triple H decked The Champ. But The Game wasn’t doing Kenny any favors either. Upset that he was refereeing instead of competing for the WWE Championship, Triple H took a lackadaisical approach to officiating and was slow to get into position for all of Kenny’s pin attempts as well. Kenny was not amused at The Game’s lack of enthusiasm and pushed the King of Kings out of frustration. Triple H responded with a thunderous punch and laid out Johnny with a Pedigree before simply leaving the match. One has to wonder what Mr. McMahon thinks of Triple H walking out on his officiating duties.\n\nSince the match needed another referee, Shawn Michaels, who had already officiated one match earlier in the evening, came to the ring. But before he did, he and The Game crossed paths and engaged in a rather uncomfortable stare down. Wanting revenge on the Spirit Squad for their involvement in his match at Backlash, HBK helped Cena clean house. With the ring cleared, Cena hit Kenny with the FU, and HBK counted the 1-2-3, getting back at both the Squad and Mr. McMahon in the process.\n\nBut this wasn’t the first time the Showstopper got some payback. The Spirit Squad tried to continue to send HBK down the highway to hell when they made him officiate the Kane vs. Rob Conway match. To make it more interesting, or dangerous rather, they forced Michaels to wear a shirt plastered with “May 19” all over it, in hopes of riling up the Big Red Monster. Every time Kane hears or sees that date, which just so happens to be the same date his movie, See No Evil, opens in theaters everywhere, he goes into a destructive fit of rage. So, before Kane came to the ring, HBK low-blowed Conway and put the shirt on him. In just moments, Conway became a casualty to the unfortunate circumstances as Kane destroyed him, and HBK got his revenge.\n\nNot all the action happened inside the ring, though. In fact, there were plenty of fireworks at the broadcast booth. During the night, RAW play-by-play announcer Joey Styles was summoned to the back for a meeting with the Spirit Squad. They informed Styles that he needed to show more spirit otherwise they would force him to wear a cheerleading outfit next week. Jerry “The King” Lawler poked fun at Styles upon his return to the booth, and Styles responded by slap
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Didn't watch it.  But what I could tell you is Cena is on the way out.  Vince has decided to go in a different direction, and similar to Batista, you will soon see Cena will not be in the spotlight anymore.  Vince is pretty ticked off that TNA (Jeff Jarrett) is stealing some of his thunder, especially since Spike Network is airing it.  With the recent signings of Christian and Brock Lesnar, TNA is trying to go to Vince's foundation.  Good, fun, hardcore wrestling.  Remember the days of the Funks?  People love the blood, even Mick Foley misses those days.  There is just no one left who can compete on the same level.  \n\nHis latest attempt to piss off Hulk Hogan will flop too.  Pinning Steve Austin vs. Hulk Hogan may draw some attention, but truthfully not many want to see 57yr. old Hulkster vs. Stone Cold "ooh, don't suplex me or my back will rupture" Austin.\n\nVince better decide which direction WWE is going in, and find some decent talent, as he is letting the better ones get away, even though that may not be his doing. (Goldberg, Sting, Barry Windham, The Rock)
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i agree with you, another question is why is vince mcmahon trying to make cena the new rock? there is no chance in heaven or hell that cena could neverbe ever that good as the rock or good as austin.
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He's a good wrestler, but he isnt great (i dont like him). \nMaybe he deserves to be a champ, but NOT the ECW champ, because i DONT think that he is REALLY extreme, he just win with Paul Heyman's help! \nAnd a true ECW champ is courageous, aggressive, and as i said before... EXTREME... (so, not Big Show)!!... I think one of the true extremists, one of the true ECW wrestlers, and manly a true ECW Champ is...\n\nROB...\nVAN...                or                  SABUUUUUUUU!!\nDAM...\n(RVD)
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Saw it, and some of the matches came off badly. The HBK vs. McMahons match was a waste of time and a disappointment for fans...the lame pre-match God related stuff Vince did was unnecessary and is turning off the fans. Plus, they didn't let HBK do another dive onto Vince & Shane, which angered the fans further. This feud will culminate at the next Raw PPV with HBK soundly trouncing Vince & Shane, or possibly with Shane's help. \n\nThe main event was a huge disapppointment. Thought sure they'd let HHH take the belt...but don't worry, he will very soon. And it's not just a coincidence that both HHH and HBK are flashing the DX sign. Look for a mini-DX reunion in the future.\n\nThe ladies' title match ran short because Trish hurt herself after Mickie botched a move causing Trish to land hard on her shoulder. If you watch the replay, Trish flashed a sign to the ref, who told Mickie James to end the match by getting DQ'd. You notice that after the fall Mickie didn't grapple Trish hard, she just started "choking" her through the 5 count. I think this was supposed to be a title change... but they will reschedule it for TV or maybe the next PPV. Trish isn't hurt that bad.\n\nThe Matt Striker/Eugene/booger thing was a waste of time but the show was running a bit short so it made a good space filler.\n\nLook for a Kane/Big Show reunion sometime after Kane's movie premieres. This whole current storyline between them is nothing more than hype for the movie.\n\nShelton vs. RVD was good, but I think you should see RVD lose either the belt or the money in the bank contract...he won't keep both. I'm thinking he'll keep the belt and lose the briefcase to either Shelton or perhaps someone else they want to promote. Shelton was getting played out as champ and the whole "Big Mama" storyline was lame...so they killed it by having Shelton's "mom" go in for surgery of some sort. I'll be very surprised if she ever comes back. Shelton's character needs some help...maybe by turning bad guy it will give him some good heat from the fans.\n \nOverall, I'd say it was an entertaining PPV but had many disappointments...definitely not one of WWE's best.
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Goldberg was recently in an episode of Spike TV's "Pros vs Joes."\n\nHis WWE run could have been interesting if Vince had his head on straight.  Both WCW & WWE dropped the ball with Goldberg.  He could have been the next Hogan.  He ended Bret Hart's career.  Good job, Goldberg!\n\nHe was hated in the locker room.  People said he didn't care about the business.  They're probably right.  Who wants to just go to work, get paid, and go home?\n\nRumors have him signing with Jarrett's TNA soon, but they would have to shell out big dollars and promise a very light schedule for him...a la Sting.
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Ok i know this might draw a lot of flak.\n\nBut, my favorite 'wrestler' in the WWE is Vince McMahon. He owns the place. That is if you acknoledge that it is all a show.\n\nIf you want to talk about wrestler as such... has been and always will be Stone Cold... The attitude is just 2 cool\n\nAs far as the diva's go... There is definitely only 1 THE Trish Stratus
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I believe he, despite what the WWE says, asked for his release, instead of it being given to him by WWE. Kurt's stated that he and the WWE came to a mutual agreement on the terms of his release so that they could save face. He was not an 'wrecked machine' when he left, according to him. He says that he just left to be free of Vince McMahon.\n\nHe's claimed in an interview that McMahon told him right to his face, and I quote: "I had the CEO of the WWE tell me right to my face, that a gold medal, and a cup of coffee, don't mean shit." This kind of attitude from a boss? Wouldn't that want to make you leave? Of course, Angle MAY be lying here.\n\nAngle was hooked on a certain brand of painkillers quite some time ago. He asked McMahon to let him go to rehab. McMahon simply told him to rehab on the road. Kurt tried to stop completely at one point, and he almost died because of that. McMahon wanted him to continue going like nothing happened. \n\nAngle claims that his move to TNA was for the best both for him, and for his family. He also feels that TNA is a promotion where "wrestling" is emphasized over "entertainment", and that he can have really good matches with the wrestlers there, better than the ones that he had with the 'superstars' of WWE, like John Cena for example.
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I MYSELF AM AN INDIE GUY FROM THE MID SOUTH. I LOVE THIS BUSINESS FROM TOP TO BOTTOM. THERE IS NOTHING LIKE GETTING THAT REACTION FROM THE FANS WHEN YOU DO SOMETHING CRAZY TO GET THAT POP. IT TOOK ME A WHILE TO GET "OVER" DOWN HERE, AND I TOO AM OFFENDED WHEN SOMEONE LIKE CENA COMES IN AND (IN SPITE OF HIS TALENT) GETS THE BELT WITHIN HIS FIRST FEW YEARS. EDGE HAS BEEN LOYAL TO HIS COMPANY FOR SO MANY YEARS DESPITE NO DOUBT TONS OF OFFERS FROM TNA (LIKE CHRISTIAN)BUT UNLIKE CHRISTIAN HE HAS STUCK IT OUT. EDGE IS A GREAT TALENT (IN MY OPINION BETTER THAN CENA IN THE RING, MAYBE NOT ON THE MIC) HE DESERVES TO BE THE TOP DOG MORE THAN ANYONE IN THAT LOCKER ROOM. McMAHON OFTEN OVERLOOKS LOYALTY (i.e. BRET HART) FOR THE CHANCE TO MAKE MAYBE A LITTLE MORE CASH (CENA'S RAP CD) LIKE HE REALLY NEEDS IT. SO YES I AGREE WITH YOU 100%. AS FAR AS TNA GOES. I LIKE SOME OF THE GUYS THERE SUCH AS A.J. STYLES, AND JEFF HARDY BUT OVERALL IT FALLS WAY SHORT OF WHAT THE WWE IS PRODUCING.