Well, you been waiting for this. It took me a week to digest and see what will happen within that time.
So, here it is in a nutshell. Last Friday, Vince McMahon stepped down as CEO and chairman of World Wrestling Entertainment amid allegations of a secret affair with a former employee which resulted in a "shush!" payoff of around $3 million. Also, Johnny Ace was involved in this for some reason. This development caused a stir within the board of the company, resulting in Vince doing the noble thing and leaving his post. Or so we think?
As of now, Vince's daughter, Stephanie, is now the interim CEO. Okay, it's a start. But if you want to change the "ownership" to Stephanie, this is her company. Meaning, she has the say in everything that goes on in WWE. Why should she be a proxy? Vince needs to realize that he can not run the company as he wants it. I keep bringing up his age for a reason. I'm not age shaming the man, but look at the man on TV. He looks tired and beaten down. The amount of makeup you put on him doesn't do justice for Vince or anyone. He needs to enjoy his life now, relish on the billions, and retire. But alas, the man has an ego. He wants everyone to know he built this into a billion dollar corporation. He "wrestled" in a "match" at this year's WrestleMania for three minutes and took the worst bump on a Stunner that everyone has ever seen. Vince needs to go. These accusations make him look like every billionaire who decided to use his power and money to do whatever he wants. Not cool.
As for Stephanie, it's her time to shine. Get the people to do an uprising of this company. She needs to hire her husband, Triple H, immediately. If you call it nepotism, fine! Here's the thing, ask the IWC or any "mark" and fan, Triple H made NXT watchable. That was his baby and he did every he could get the talent over. Many wrestlers credit him for making everything great and having shows that rival AEW. Its a no-brainer.
Then, hire the people that can make the shows or the actual product better. You can do this, Steph.
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