It's just acting tinged with a dab of truth, it hit pretty close with me too but you have to keep in mind that he is in character... even if he might not be.
If you've already seen the opening tag match, just fast forward to HHH vs Dolph and the Ambrose/Lesnar "confrontation" and the Anbrose/Foley promo and that's pretty much the whole show. The Shane/Vince/Taker ending was shit and as I previously stated there is still no solid reasoning for Taker to be wrestling on behalf of Vince.
Think part of that was the obligatory Hulu plug. After finally finished this segment, I noticed I was 50 minutes into the show and saw one match... a formula tag. That Ryback/Sin Cara thing sounds like filler for sure, but after a New Day promo and eternal LOL beatdown and Ambrose/Heyman and these three talking for 15 years it would have been nice to see some action... before seeing the long Roman beatdown (which ruled with the sound turned down!!!) and the main event talkathon, with 3 matches in-between and 2 of them sliced in half to save time. I'm usually not a stickler for "not enough wrestling" - hell, prefer talk-heavy shows and the promos on this show were FANTASTIC, but this felt like an infamous Impact at this point. The other part was that the verbiage he used just personally hurt me. That's a me issue, not him, and if you enjoyed the promo more power to ya!
My main issue with the Shane story isn't so much why Taker doesn't compete - although that should be explained better (Lucha Underground, Wednesday nights, 9 PM, El Rey) - as he's a contracted talent that's free to do what Vince can do, or even that the company's on the line in a wrestling match... but what is Shane fighting for? What's in the lockbox, as well as "If Shane wins, is Vince ousted as kayfabe owner of WWE? From what I understand The Authority have all the control over what happens on Raw, and Vince handles touring and marketing and other boring backstage stuffs."
"You have hope in Roman Reigns (BOOOOOOOOOOO) standing tall and removing the Authority" No, that's Shane's job. Aren't their jobs on the line in the HIAC match? Why don't they care?
Main event talking segment still sucked though