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[GozertheGozarian]

Vince is a McMahon. He won't let someone else outside family have control. He may like Nick Khan but once the power struggle hits...Vince will pick his daughter.

He kept Dunn when Steph and HHH wanted him fired. His need for personal validation and adulation is more important than family.

[Immortal Weapon]

You guys were right. No angle and basically using Steph to cheer lead the crowd.

They still can have time to do a storyline about Stephanie seizing power. Hell they can use this to go to TV 14. Its just there and the attention given this could really help.

There's no need for a angle. It will just happen if that's what they want

[SUPERECWFAN1]

There's no need for a angle. It will just happen if that's what they want

I think this is why the WWE anymore is just...boring. This is the most interesting thing and its not even a storyline in the company. Yet..they are too scared of doing a storyline here to really leach off the attention they are getting to hook people.

You have heel Stephanie McMahon back in power fully. Its like being handed a golden f'n ticket by Willie Wonka and shredding it up because its too controversial to do.

I miss the old days when this company had some balls.

[BeastieRunner]

Apparently Banks and Noami are being called in.

Hopefully the Saudi shows go bye bye like Vince.

[choptop]

Apparently Banks and Noami are being called in.

Hopefully the Saudi shows go bye bye like Vince.

Didn't the Saudis already pay for the next 10 years or something?

[BeastieRunner]

Didn't the Saudis already pay for the next 10 years or something?

I have no idea but I sold my stock when those started and haven't watched WWE past highlights occasionally on YouTube since then.

[BigLbo]

Brock has left the building...BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH< gasp> <wheeze> BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH

gee who could've guess becoming so dependent on somebody as reliable as bork could be a bad idea.

BIG fan of
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konosuke_Takeshita
i am becoming

great talent there.

Vince is a McMahon. He won't let someone else outside family have control. He may like Nick Khan but once the power struggle hits...Vince will pick his daughter.

so is shane.

They are smart to run this as a storyline. I said it weeks ago had Vince showed up and had it where Stephanie fires him and takes control onscreen...good angle.

Stephanie can proclaim how she is now the billionaire Queen of the company.

what a great way to signal change!! a fresh, new, never done before idea!!




wait, so bork was at smackdown?? damn it we got WERKT!!!!!

[Matt Rat]

With Vince out of creative, can we get Heyman back in?

[Immortal Weapon]

I think this is why the WWE anymore is just...boring. This is the most interesting thing and its not even a storyline in the company. Yet..they are too scared of doing a storyline here to really leach off the attention they are getting to hook people.

You have heel Stephanie McMahon back in power fully. Its like being handed a golden f'n ticket by Willie Wonka and shredding it up because its too controversial to do.

I miss the old days when this company had some balls.

The last thing I ever want to see is McMahon family drama. I got burn out on it around the time of the invasion angle and the last time it was done when Shane came back was terrible. May I remind you and no one actually likes heel Steph. They did the right thing here.

[Chris Lang]

With Vince out of creative, can we get Heyman back in?

Some fans have stated they'd like to see that, and are nominating him for creative.

From what I hear, Bruce Prichard is in charge of creative for now, but that will likely change within the next month or so.

As for Kevin, most people say he's ... Dunn.

Seriously, the YouTube wrestling commentators such as Sean Ross Sapp believe that it's possible Kevin Dunn is on the way out as well.

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I think this is why the WWE anymore is just...boring. This is the most interesting thing and its not even a storyline in the company. Yet..they are too scared of doing a storyline here to really leach off the attention they are getting to hook people.

You have heel Stephanie McMahon back in power fully. Its like being handed a golden f'n ticket by Willie Wonka and shredding it up because its too controversial to do.

I miss the old days when this company had some balls.

The heel Stephanie McMahon was done to death.

They should think of new things.

[Username taken]

Some fans have stated they'd like to see that, and are nominating him for creative.

From what I hear, Bruce Prichard is in charge of creative for now, but that will likely change within the next month or so.

As for Kevin, most people say he's ... Dunn.

Seriously, the YouTube wrestling commentators such as Sean Ross Sapp believe that it's possible Kevin Dunn is on the way out as well.

Bruce and Stephanie never had a good relationship. It’s very possible he gets kicked out.

There’s also rumors that Triple H and Stephanie aren’t so hot on Kevin Dunn. Dunn is an interesting one because he’s lasted so long there because he’s Vince’s guy through and through. He obviously won’t enjoy the same relationship with new people in charge.

[BigLbo]

The last thing I ever want to see is McMahon family drama. I got burn out on it around the time of the invasion angle and the last time it was done when Shane came back was terrible. May I remind you and no one actually likes heel Steph. They did the right thing here.

agreed. i was burnt out on it in the 90's.

[godisawesome]

Apparently Banks and Noami are being called in.

Hopefully the Saudi shows go bye bye like Vince.

For the first part, a lot of that’s going to depend on uncovering how much of WWE’s top staff drank Vince’s Koolaid about micromanaging and an anti-talent ethos. If Nick and Steph both feel that, say, HHH and Heyman both have a greater intuition on handling talent and booking, and if Vince is kept from trying to shadow puppet things, then moving to reconcile with Sasha and Naomi would be a strong move to show other talent that they might be open to WWE’s “new system.”

For the second, though, I’d bet they refuse to break the contract. Too many business schools would drill into their graduates heads that it's “wrong” to let morality get in the way of $$$ that someone else has already secured for the investors.

[choptop]

Anyone watching Death Before Dishonor?