ReallyUSA
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What a turn of events for both companies. Vince finally got caught.
I literally called him scum! He has always been scum?! Whatever is reported won’t be the worst thing he’s done.Read your post again.
You're almost making an excuse for him there
Anyway imagine it comes out these payments are why WWE had to make budget cuts
What a turn of events for both companies. Vince finally got caught.
Done with what? He might have passed that test but I believe he’s been a hazard to himself long before that and his head is fried because of it. Plus Matt Hardy isn’t a reliable source for news anyway.
WWE didn’t get a negative drug test and decide to offer him rehab. Connect the dots ffs.
So Vince moves the wider McMahons out of key positions of power in WWE, then someone gives this story to the NYT. Seems as if someone is trying to engineer that post-McMahon WWE.
if anyone non vince is going to fully take over WWE I bet its Nick Khan. He's 1 step away already and he is the one who secured the huge tv deal. Makes sense for him to want to make more money out of it after going this far
I'm just shocked it wasn't an early 2000s Diva who outed him.
Sadly its too late for Ashley Massaro to say her piece about her dealings with WWE.
Finding it hard to share the moral outrage over this.
‘Married rich man has affair and pays off female’. Seems so common nowadays.
As far as im aware the only information at hand is that Vince had an affair with a female employee, who then presumably had one with Lauranitis and she was then given 3 million to keep it quiet. Of course if it transpires she was harassed and coerced into it then yeah it’s a different matter.
But at the moment all I’m seeing is that Vince McMahon has had another affair….
It's been reported that Sasha has been released from WWE.
If there were hypothetically a person who’d been subjected to unacceptable remarks by members of the powers that be at the moment, and happened to have kept receipt of such remarks/requests then it would be a hell of a time to demand your release.It's been reported that Sasha has been released from WWE.
Alas no, not in the world of hyper capitalism that is the United States. While the actual incident is fairly common ground (doesn’t make it acceptable in any way) what it does do is shine a massive light on Vince and his behaviour for 50 years at this point. Reopens the public wounds of Nancy D’Argentino, of the Mel Phillips ring boy scandal, of the allegations of stuff going on in Vince’s limo (which his driver actually confirmed happened half of this stuff), even of Ashley Massaro as has been mentioned and many other horrible practices/incidences.Agreed tbh.
Apparently it was all consensual. So Vince was having an affair, doubles her salary and likely gives her preferential treatment. She ends the relationship, and is given 3m dollars in hush money?
It’s not brilliant but it’s hardly a situation where he’ll get cancelled. He also has about 80% voting power in the WWE. People are kidding themselves if they think anything will come of it.
Unless this triggers some sort of domino effect where multiple women come forward and make actual allegations then I think @Bwuk is likely right. Unless Wwe simply don’t want their image tarred and then maybe Vince will be asked to step aside.If there were hypothetically a person who’d been subjected to unacceptable remarks by members of the powers that be at the moment, and happened to have kept receipt of such remarks/requests then it would be a hell of a time to demand your release.
Alas no, not in the world of hyper capitalism that is the United States. While the actual incident is fairly common ground (doesn’t make it acceptable in any way) what it does do is shine a massive light on Vince and his behaviour for 50 years at this point. Reopens the public wounds of Nancy D’Argentino, of the Mel Phillips ring boy scandal, of the allegations of stuff going on in Vince’s limo (which his driver actually confirmed happened half of this stuff), even of Ashley Massaro as has been mentioned and many other horrible practices/incidences.
What might actually be most damaging for McMahon however is the fraud aspect. 3 million of company money to pay off an affair? No wonder Stephanie distanced herself from him when this kicked off.
Would I bet against him surviving? Probably not, but it’s not as cut and dry as it’s always been.
Report I read was it was his own money?If there were hypothetically a person who’d been subjected to unacceptable remarks by members of the powers that be at the moment, and happened to have kept receipt of such remarks/requests then it would be a hell of a time to demand your release.
Alas no, not in the world of hyper capitalism that is the United States. While the actual incident is fairly common ground (doesn’t make it acceptable in any way) what it does do is shine a massive light on Vince and his behaviour for 50 years at this point. Reopens the public wounds of Nancy D’Argentino, of the Mel Phillips ring boy scandal, of the allegations of stuff going on in Vince’s limo (which his driver actually confirmed happened half of this stuff), even of Ashley Massaro as has been mentioned and many other horrible practices/incidences.
What might actually be most damaging for McMahon however is the fraud aspect. 3 million of company money to pay off an affair? No wonder Stephanie distanced herself from him when this kicked off.
Would I bet against him surviving? Probably not, but it’s not as cut and dry as it’s always been.
Some shocking stuff in here and that doesn't even include the storyline stuff with women in front of his wife:
Nah, I’d be wary of stories like these. Again, not defending Vince but it’s not open season to call him a rapist when even the 3m payoff isn’t about rape.
Nah, I’d be wary of stories like these. Again, not defending Vince but it’s not open season to call him a rapist when even the 3m payoff isn’t about rape.
There’s a lot of urban legends too though. This doesn’t mean everything else is true. It cheapens this story, if anything.There are many stories to do with Vince & Hogan going back to the Eighties, with both guys & girls.
At some point, there has to be some truth to some of these. Look at Pat Patterson and how he got away with stuff for years, until Vince had to fire him, even then he came back again.
Wrestling Observer said:However, Vince "will retain his role and responsibilities related to WWE’s creative content during this period and remains committed to cooperating with the review underway."
They should vote Vince out of the company for good, his creative influence has been poor for some time.
On a note about tonight, does anyone think Roman will actually show up?
That's ridiculous, the board should always be able to oust the ceo if they're a detriment.They can't. He has something like 80% of the voting power.
Vince on SmackDown tonight...
Oh god