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Speaking on Wrestling Life with Ben Veal, Vince Russo gave his honest take on today’s product and why the company needs a person like Vince McMahon. Russo spoke highly of McMahon’s business ethics and his view of talent above all else in the business, which he feels TKO doesn’t do anymore.
“Absolutely not. No… Bro, the thing that was hurting Vince [McMahon] in the end was his age. He was getting older, man. He wasn’t the same guy. But that doesn’t mean when it came to the way he ran the wrestling business and what was important and what wasn’t important, none of that changed. Creatively? He was definitely losing his edge, but that was primarily due to his age. But with Vince, it was always talent first. You get the feeling that TKO doesn’t even know these people’s names, let alone put them first. So, yeah. I definitely think they would be in a much better place today,” Russo said.
Ex-WWE Diva claimed Vince McMahon supported controversial segment
The women’s division has evolved and broken barriers in the industry, which was once impossible in a different time. Extreme Expose was quite popular back in the day, and it established Layla and Kelly Kelly as upcoming divas in the industry under Vince McMahon’s creative regime.
Speaking on SportShadow Wrestling, Layla claimed that Mr. McMahon was a huge fan of the segment and completely supported the trio as he put them on pay-per-views and gave them pyro. Moreover, the former WWE Women’s Champion stated McMahon was confident in their work and heavily backed the controversial WWE segment.
If you use quotes from the article, please credit Wrestling Life with Ben Veal and provide an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.
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