You can say the same thing about any major employer and they don't make stars outta any of them, looks like most of them are still in support of what he did for the industry
Vince is the man. You act like what he did was so evil. He never r*ped anyone. He wasn’t running some underground se* ring. She could have said no. Vince has put so much more good out into the world than bad.
@@Letsgosteveso much money yet they need GoFundMe for their medical bills. That's the unfortunate reality of contract workers. They get screwed over.
@@LetsgosteveMaybe... but I wonder:Did they really know what they were getting into, when it came to how Vince McMahon ran his business? Not judging... just curious.
Uh wrong. The profession has always been corrupt. Wrestlers are called “independent contractors” and Vince does that why…So he doesn’t have to pay health benefits or 401k. So now you have this contract that isn’t paying you much and no benefits and you ask to go to Japan to fight a little in between WWE to earn more and Vince says no…does that sound like an independent contractor to you?
@@gw593workers rights is not the point I am making. The Proffesion comes with an inherent risk. I work in IT, my level of risk how I make money is severely less than a roofer or a pro wrestler.
To those that think Vince is to blame for the bad habits that killed many wrestlers, how come the current superstars don’t have those same habits? Is Vince to take credit for that?
Remember the Steroid fiasco, from back in the Middle 1990s? Vince knew what was happening...and it is rumored (Surmised), that Terry Bollea (Hulk Hogan, Hollywood Hogan, Captain America), lied to the Authorities, in a Court of Law. If that is indeed true...then there's a lot that went on behind the scenes, that we didn't even know about. Until years later.
Vince implemented a lot of changes due to the media firestorm of Benoit not long after Eddie’s death. Benoit’s case promoted several other deaths that occurred in recent years around that time. If Vince felt no responsibility, he wouldn’t have created/enforced a more dynamic drug testing program and as someone else mentioned, cut back on the number of days on the road. Chair shot rules and other moves were banned too after the fact. So yes, he was compelled to responsibility
@@jrcrit8843 by responsibility? Or by pressure? The more media and government attention, the more likely he was forced to take action. If not for that, the wrestling industry would be the same as before.
@@LetsgosteveSorry but Vince should take at least half the responsibility cause he overworked them too much with working 325 days a year in the 80s which is definitely too many days a year there should be a 225 days a year minimum & a 275 days a year maximum then they wouldn't take nearly as many uppers to keep up with a brutal schedule but the steroids was different that is the wrestlers choice not Vince but overall Vince is about 55% responsible
Nobody forced wrestlers to wrestle. Do you see Roger Goodell crying about every former NFL players who also d*e untimely deaths.. This notion that we should apologize for things out of our control is just ludicrous..
The way he mimicked the guy and slapped the papers was freaking hilarious 😂
😂😂😂😂 “ Whoa wah wow “ while copying his fish lips 😂😂😂😂 Vince is a savage
If you can go back in time an interview with slavemaster this is how it would sound
How many multi millionaires were made by slave masters?
You can say the same thing about any major employer and they don't make stars outta any of them, looks like most of them are still in support of what he did for the industry
@@Letsgosteve depends on what you know about slavery
Example George Washington Carver was a slave
@@jamesweaver6212 I don't feel like going through the examples so I'm just going to say that's not true
@@Letsgosteveslavemaster said the exact same thing about house negro. So that was a terrible example.
Now I’m really looking forward to Netflix documentary. 😂😂😂
Slimy Vince dripping with guilt. Sociopath.
Exactly. Terrible human and his daughter is worse.
Vince is the man. You act like what he did was so evil. He never r*ped anyone. He wasn’t running some underground se* ring. She could have said no. Vince has put so much more good out into the world than bad.
His bank account took responsibility
@@gw593 Vince is the man and you don’t know anything about his daughter lol
Vince is a Narcissistic person
I think you made a mistake in your title, you put the word slimy next to the word Journalist but I think you meant to put it next to Vince
Slimy, he's a promoter that uses and abuses his workers
If you call making many of them multi millionaires & others making 6 figures abuse then sign me up
@@Letsgosteve easy to say till u get on the road
@@Letsgosteveso much money yet they need GoFundMe for their medical bills. That's the unfortunate reality of contract workers. They get screwed over.
@@mooglaroomike8337they weren’t forced to join the wrestling industry
@@LetsgosteveMaybe... but I wonder:Did they really know what they were getting into, when it came to how Vince McMahon ran his business?
Not judging... just curious.
Vince getting angry at the truth
“Slimy Vince McMahon throws tantrum during interview” should’ve been the title
The Profession is inherently dangerous and there’s consequences for accepting that profession
Uh wrong. The profession has always been corrupt.
Wrestlers are called “independent contractors” and Vince does that why…So he doesn’t have to pay health benefits or 401k. So now you have this contract that isn’t paying you much and no benefits and you ask to go to Japan to fight a little in between WWE to earn more and Vince says no…does that sound like an independent contractor to you?
@@gw593workers rights is not the point I am making. The Proffesion comes with an inherent risk. I work in IT, my level of risk how I make money is severely less than a roofer or a pro wrestler.
The infamous bob costus interview that Vince McMahon did in 2001
Wrong. That's from HBO and that isn't Bob Costas, that's Armen Kitayen.
Annoying Internet troll finally gets to interview Vince Mcmahon.
Not even Owen Hart, hmmmm
Thats called guilt
To those that think Vince is to blame for the bad habits that killed many wrestlers, how come the current superstars don’t have those same habits? Is Vince to take credit for that?
No if it something good then Vince has nothing to do with it. If it something bad then its all Vince fault lol
Today's wrestlers work less dates. Vince was forced to implement drug testing from a 3rd party.
Remember the Steroid fiasco, from back in the Middle 1990s? Vince knew what was happening...and it is rumored (Surmised), that Terry Bollea
(Hulk Hogan, Hollywood Hogan, Captain America), lied to the Authorities, in a Court of Law. If that is indeed true...then there's a lot that went on behind the scenes, that we didn't even know about.
Until years later.
Vince implemented a lot of changes due to the media firestorm of Benoit not long after Eddie’s death. Benoit’s case promoted several other deaths that occurred in recent years around that time. If Vince felt no responsibility, he wouldn’t have created/enforced a more dynamic drug testing program and as someone else mentioned, cut back on the number of days on the road. Chair shot rules and other moves were banned too after the fact. So yes, he was compelled to responsibility
@@jrcrit8843 by responsibility? Or by pressure? The more media and government attention, the more likely he was forced to take action. If not for that, the wrestling industry would be the same as before.
Slimy journalist??? What???
Insinuating it’s Vince’s fault that wrestlers ingested drugs and overdosed is a slimy assertion
@@LetsgosteveSorry but Vince should take at least half the responsibility cause he overworked them too much with working 325 days a year in the 80s which is definitely too many days a year there should be a 225 days a year minimum & a 275 days a year maximum then they wouldn't take nearly as many uppers to keep up with a brutal schedule but the steroids was different that is the wrestlers choice not Vince but overall Vince is about 55% responsible
@@LetsgosteveHey do you have a link for the full version of this interview?
He punished Owen with the blue blazer gimmick because Bret left for wcw, resulting in his death. It’s his fault.
I would have been fired. I would have not have gotten in that harness at all!!!
Well bret love vince .
@@mode4148 you obviously don’t love good grammar. And no, Bret doesn’t love Vince.
Slimy? Try the former owner of the wwf and wwe
Vince is getting his now!
Vince is trying to rationalize himself.
Where can I find this full interview? Link?
x2 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's from an HBO show that Bryant Gumbel hosted called Real Sports, and the interviewer is Armen Kitayen.
This dude is insane ..lol
Who is the person interviewing him!?
@@VegetaAlex armen keteyian
I miss Vince ! 😂
Nobody forced wrestlers to wrestle. Do you see Roger Goodell crying about every former NFL players who also d*e untimely deaths.. This notion that we should apologize for things out of our control is just ludicrous..