Must really hurt that much when you get things wrong.Damn Deezy, you suck off Vince more than AEW fans do TK
Seems like I don't know that feeling since I get everything right.
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Vince McMahon WWE Board $3 Million Investigation / CEO Resignation Megathread
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Seems like I don't know that feeling since I get everything right.
I haven't got anything wrong, at least when it comes to this. I've said I'm letting it play out. You also have not got anything right when it comes to this, as it's still playing out.Must really hurt that much when you get things wrong.
Seems like I don't know that feeling since I get everything right.
Plus I was fucking with ya,, I mean if you didn't notice I said AEW fans suck of TK, which would include me.
don't take me serious.
I know you messing with me, but I just need any chance to take a victory lap to show others, I actually know what I'm talking about lol.I haven't got anything wrong, at least when it comes to this. I've said I'm letting it play out. You also have not got anything right when it comes to this, as it's still playing out.
Plus I was fucking with ya,, I mean if you didn't notice I said AEW fans suck of TK, which would include me.
Still feel we need to let it play out before we for sure say that. People sometimes think that things might be going their way, and show signs of happiness like Vince is here, and then it goes bad for them. Now yeah, chances are it won't, and that's fine. But it's to early to know really what's going to happen.
Not sure why people act like blowing Vince is a bad thing.....clearly it gets you money.
Not sure why people act like blowing Vince is a bad thing.....clearly it gets you money.
And yet people out here doing it for free. SMH
It's not free when you doing the thing you love.
In this week's Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Dave Meltzer reported that the decision to appoint Stephanie McMahon as interim WWE CEO & Chairwoman was done by a special committee of the company's Board that didn't include her family members or Nick Khan.
Last Friday, WWE announced that Stephanie would replace her father Vince McMahon on an interim basis as company CEO & Chairwoman as a special committee investigation is underway regarding alleged misconduct related to a $3 million "hush fund" given to a former employee/love interest.
While he made that move voluntarily, he still remains the head of creative and made brief appearances on both last Friday's SmackDown and Monday's Raw.
"Stephanie McMahon being put in power was said to be based on the decision of a special committee, which would be the eight members of the Board of Directors that were not Nick Khan, Vince McMahon, Stephanie McMahon or Paul Levesque," Meltzer wrote.
Regarding an unflattering story that came out in Business Insider about Stephanie taking a leave of absence in May, Meltzer wrote that "of the side of the company that buried her on the way out, none of that came from the members of the special committee but from others in the company."
Last Friday, WWE announced that Stephanie would replace her father Vince McMahon on an interim basis as company CEO & Chairwoman as a special committee investigation is underway regarding alleged misconduct related to a $3 million "hush fund" given to a former employee/love interest.
While he made that move voluntarily, he still remains the head of creative and made brief appearances on both last Friday's SmackDown and Monday's Raw.
"Stephanie McMahon being put in power was said to be based on the decision of a special committee, which would be the eight members of the Board of Directors that were not Nick Khan, Vince McMahon, Stephanie McMahon or Paul Levesque," Meltzer wrote.
Regarding an unflattering story that came out in Business Insider about Stephanie taking a leave of absence in May, Meltzer wrote that "of the side of the company that buried her on the way out, none of that came from the members of the special committee but from others in the company."
I wish but he doesn't seem to be in the best state of mind right now.
Source: f4wonline.com
In a longform New York Magazine article written by the author of the upcoming Vince McMahon unauthorized biography, a former WWE wrestler corroborated female referee Rita Chatterton's sexual assault accusations against McMahon.
Chatterton, WWE's first-ever female referee, also spoke to writer Abraham Riesman, but didn't want to go into details about what allegedly happened in a limo that July 1986 night. This was her first interview since 1992.
In that 1992 appearance on Geraldo Rivera's daytime talk show, she accused McMahon of raping her in a limo in 1986 but because the statute of limitations had run out, no charges could be brought against him.
Mario Mancini (Leonard Inzitari) became the first wrestler to speak on the record and corroborate the story, choosing to speak to Riesman now because of McMahon's current-day issues that has a special committee of the WWE Board of Directors investigating him on allegations of misconduct.
Mancini and Chatterton have known each other since the early 1980s as they trained together at a wrestling school. He claimed that Chatterton took him aside before a 1986 WWF house show and burst into tears, describing what happened inside the limo which included McMahon forcing her to perform oral sex before pulling her on top of him for sex.
From the article:
Reisman wrote, "She declines to describe to me the specifics of what happened next" and then detailed what she had said before in two separate appearances with Rivera.
McMahon allegedly said in order for Chatterton to get a $500,000/year deal he had mentioned to her before, she would have to "satisfy him." That is when he allegedly forced her to perform the aforementioned acts or else be blackballed from the industry.
She didn't tell her story initially due to a fear that her elderly parents would suffer health issues due to the stress. After they passed is when Chatterton decided to go public.
The then-WWF declined to comment on the allegations at the time as they were dealing with several other of their well-documented scandals. However, he and wife, Linda, sued Chatterton, Rivera and several production people, and former wrestler David Shults, claiming they were all part of a conspiracy against the McMahons. The suit was eventually dropped.
Chatterton is also speaking out now due to the latest controversial McMahon headlines.
In a longform New York Magazine article written by the author of the upcoming Vince McMahon unauthorized biography, a former WWE wrestler corroborated female referee Rita Chatterton's sexual assault accusations against McMahon.
Chatterton, WWE's first-ever female referee, also spoke to writer Abraham Riesman, but didn't want to go into details about what allegedly happened in a limo that July 1986 night. This was her first interview since 1992.
In that 1992 appearance on Geraldo Rivera's daytime talk show, she accused McMahon of raping her in a limo in 1986 but because the statute of limitations had run out, no charges could be brought against him.
Mario Mancini (Leonard Inzitari) became the first wrestler to speak on the record and corroborate the story, choosing to speak to Riesman now because of McMahon's current-day issues that has a special committee of the WWE Board of Directors investigating him on allegations of misconduct.
Mancini and Chatterton have known each other since the early 1980s as they trained together at a wrestling school. He claimed that Chatterton took him aside before a 1986 WWF house show and burst into tears, describing what happened inside the limo which included McMahon forcing her to perform oral sex before pulling her on top of him for sex.
From the article:
Chatterton said that she had wanted to talk to McMahon about her future and gaining full-time employment. After McMahon said he didn't want to discuss it at a large dinner she and others were at, he suggested they go to a diner and talk privately. While outside getting into her car, she saw him in his limo and he suggested they talk there as he was tired. The limo driver was not present at the time.
Reisman wrote, "She declines to describe to me the specifics of what happened next" and then detailed what she had said before in two separate appearances with Rivera.
McMahon allegedly said in order for Chatterton to get a $500,000/year deal he had mentioned to her before, she would have to "satisfy him." That is when he allegedly forced her to perform the aforementioned acts or else be blackballed from the industry.
She didn't tell her story initially due to a fear that her elderly parents would suffer health issues due to the stress. After they passed is when Chatterton decided to go public.
The then-WWF declined to comment on the allegations at the time as they were dealing with several other of their well-documented scandals. However, he and wife, Linda, sued Chatterton, Rivera and several production people, and former wrestler David Shults, claiming they were all part of a conspiracy against the McMahons. The suit was eventually dropped.
Chatterton is also speaking out now due to the latest controversial McMahon headlines.
While he has temporarily stepped down as WWE CEO & Chairman as the investigation is carried out, McMahon remains active as the head of creative and recently appeared on WWE Raw and SmackDown.