Yikes

Seems like a bit of both.

Lol

Haha brilliant

😂😂😂😂😂❤ i love watching Vince interviews to gain vocabulary and the confidence

😂

@@westernsellers9148 I never heard the term " Millennials" until I heard him say it on the Steve Austin Podcast lol

That's because it is.

Dumbest thing I’ve ever heard, who the hell is donta leggett

And Hornswoggle and The Bella Twins

Nothing wrong with jinder

He was like 56 here in 2002 and stayed in his prime till he was 60 in 2006

It was WM *8* that match was planned to happen at

Wrong event

Yup, he meant the IWC which is a small niche of fans. You’re definitely the one being out of touch

@@ITSHIM1294 100%

They are small as they are not in the area watching the shows so he was correct small little fan base that nobody cares about

The IWC was much smaller back in early ‘02 than now, so it wasn’t peculiar for Vince to see the IWC in that way at that time.

@Wrestling content I doubt it.

He’s like 90 years old now. You’ll be lucky to be a quarter of the man he is at that age.

@@UFCWWE69 well he's not 90 years old is he. He's 76 and he doesn't care about the company. He is using it simply as an object to increase his fortunes. Ratings, attendance figures, star quality and writing have all been in free fall for 20 years, but who cares, they're all making money. I keep saying wwe as a product can't get any worse, but it always seems to prove me wrong.

@@mrsalvatore1234 what the fuck are you rambling about? I never said current wwe is good at all lmao. My point is that you’re probably gonna be getting your adult diaper changed in a nursing home at that age, not running a a billion dollar corporation like Vince is.

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@mrsalvatore1234ol WWE made record profits of over 1 billion in 2022. “Can’t get any worse” The Bloodline is already one of the best storylines ever and a huge hit on tv and social media. You just miss the precious Attitude Era

Vince's bank account swelling

If Vince really wanted to give us what we wanted,then why no Hogan vs flair at WM7

@@paulsmith9192 you mean WM8

Bret screwed Bret

@@rossl5908 I have no sympathy whatsoever for Bret

UP ANNNNNND DOWN TO THE CANVAS!

UN-B-LEEVABLE!!

@@husqua5362 It is Hogan wouldnt put Austin over and Austin was still pissed at him cause of his polliticing in WCW which led Austin to quit WCW and go to ECW in 95

Hogan wanted to put Austin over, Austin declined the match. This is documented. Austin has admitted this was a mistake on his part.

@@ericmonaco4509 Austin was fired from wcw because he was injury ridden, lousy attitude, and didnt do anything to sell tickets. A couple years later, he would be a king of this. Had he not been fired, we wouldve never gotten SCSA.

Hogan wanted the match and had no problem putting Austin over. It was Austin that didn’t want the match cause he thought there styles would clash and wouldn’t be a great match.

​@@anthonycairo9202honestly I think it's true. I keep trying to book that match in my head and I just don't see how the two of them can wrestle. They're going to throw a lot of punches at each other. Austin's going to stomp Hogan in the corner. Austin can get the Lou Thesz press on Hogan. Hogan can get the running forearm and probably a slam on Austin. Hogan can get the boot and the leg drop and you have to have Austin kick out of it. Then Austin is going to hit the stunner and Hogan's going to kick out of that. And then finally Hogan goes for a leg drop and misses and Steve hits another stunner or two and finally pins Hogan. I would guess at some point during the match Hogan and Steve are going to go to the outside and Hogan is going to get bloodied. It's going to have to be a brawl of some sort and Hogan is going to have to play it the way he did with HBK and really look like he is hurting. He does that come from behind baby face act too well. That's the only way it's believable and he makes Stone Cold look strong and they don't have to do a ton of moves. It's not like Rock versus Hogan was a technical masterpiece. The thing is that the rock had four or five moves more than Stone Cold and could make it work and he was much more flashier in the ring and the way that they implemented the weight belt during the match helped. Steve doesn't have those kinds of moves and it would probably be 5 minutes shorter. I'm guessing you would probably see the million dollar dream get put on Hogan to kill some time. Steve would have to dig deep into his repertoire. Maybe even a sharpshooter. Could they have a good match? Yes I think they could. But I don't think they could have four or five good matches. There is basically one or two scripts they could go by and that's about it. And I don't think anyone would buy Hogan winning. At that time Hogan was going over every legend and he would have had to job to Austin. I mean even at the end he wouldn't do the job for Randy Orton. I also feel like Brock Lesnar versus Hogan should have been a pay-per-view instead of a free match.

He's entirely fully of shit during this interview.

One can be both.

Every single story would be total bullshit and lies.

@@MattSingh1 Yeah, like Trump's!

Vince is firmly the 'corporate PR' type. You will not get anywhere near the same honesty and factual as either of the cornette or prichards podcasts.

@@Maky313 tru

@@johnnyballenatl yeah here you are listening to him

...he's talking total bullshit...

Things of that nature

things of that nature

To a certain extent

Notwithstanding

Honestly... I'm starting to think the exact sane thing.

Another thing dude, I just listened to the Stone Cold Podcast right after this... I felt so weird and awkward after. Seriously check it out for yourself.

James Hebert agreed

I spend most of my time at my job as well, doesn't mean I like it. It's called $ and he prob has stock options. And plus, what is he going to do? Sit at his mansion all day?

It's no competition for him to have passion