Mr. McMahon WWE Documentary Was.. RIDICULOUS!

Netflix released a 6 part documentary about WWE's Vince McMahon.. was it any good?
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[@TheGreatOneYT]

Did you enjoy this documentary?

[@adrian215ful]

Yes

[@NATHANIEL-n4y]

About to watch it and this video popped up 😭

[@69daygrind]

Hell nah

[@_Miguel15]

it was alright.

[@dustinsmith8658]

Incredible for casuals who will be interested in checking out Wrestling in the New Year. For the current die-hards, it was MID.

[@AccursedHawk]

This was basically a history of WWE doc lol

[@justamrcreeper6467]

But with Vince and Hulk (prob) trying to sugarcoat it, even refusing to call his company by its former name when talking about it during the Federation era.

[@halorecon95]

​@@justamrcreeper6467That's actually WWE policy. They also do this with their own documentaries on the WWE Network. I believe it's due to the World Wildlife Fund court case.

[@blackstewiegriffin]

I was expecting the documentary as the dark side of Vince McMahon on what he does backstage and about the speaking up of alleged victims of his. I already knew the history of WWE.

[@poolplayerpoolplayer7430]

That's why I liked it

[@jayjaybulldog9180]

“Even if it was rape the statue of limitations would ran out”-Vince Booker T: Tell me he did not just say that

[@fupalover]

Alot of his statements didnt make sense 😂

[@nelcomargaming6612]

He did and he is right

[@Lukesrooks1]

My favorite part is when the interviewer called out Vince for being mad about WCW buying his top stars when that’s exactly what he did to the territories

[@201hours8]

He never ridiculed the territories tho, whereas WCW clearly mocked Vince on live TV. Easy to understand where the animosity would come from. The interviewer calling Vince out on that was so lame

[@mcoshea83]

​@@201hours8I think what Vincent done was 10 times worse than a few digs on telly didn't he put about 15 companies out of buisness only realy nwa and awa remained popular a few years after he started taking everything

[@ade5004]

​@@201hours8Is that you Vince😂. It was a perfectly valid question, which I was waiting for him to ask. Vince being ridiculed is irrelevant, and doesn't change that what he did was exactly the same. He went around poaching and taking all the best talent from the territories, without any regard of what this would do to the other organisations, and knowing full well it could them out of business. He was given a taste of his own medicine, and others on the show agreed.

[@johnriley7312]

It was mostly made for non wrestling fans and casual fan. How many times have we heard about the Montreal Screwjob?

[@tobiasfrost86]

@@johnriley7312 the only thing missing is Bret telling the truth about knowing about the screwjob

[@NickZelver]

100% agreed - I've had friends and family insist I watch it even though I've heard and seen all these stories 3-4 times already so it was just another version of the same story that I've already heard.

[@AJ-dl2by]

For Wwe fans it had nothing in it we didn't already know. I will say though, Vince is immune to feeling, he is one cold-hearted individual

[@yTV-d4h]

he always be a cold hearted son of ah bish.

[@RaghavSharma-t2n]

No bro for some of us who started watching it lately and didnt knew what happend before how it all started basically international audience it was a treat to watch to know abt guyz like owen heart sheikh we got to know new things they dubbed it in local language too so that it can reach wider audience afcos if one would knew what happend in montreal would not be intrested in listening it again but we got backstage footage

[@gravityfel7896]

I only knew the general, non-too-detailed history of the WWE. The fact that Vince is involved in all of them right from the start helps alot with getting more insight into what the WWE was and what it has become

[@vanyadolly]

Vince unintentionally self-reporting on what a psycho he is was definitively new!

[@whisk4217]

You should have said "HE IS ONE COLD HEARTED SOB

[@purplehaze7093]

This documentary was so meh as a wrestling fan my biggest takeaway from this is Stone Cold Steve Austin is a CTE denier 😂

[@rolandorban6248]

But tbf...for who is this documentary? Cuz we go trough "the Montreal screwjob", "Owen Hearth's death" or "the Cris Benoit incident" things that are very well known and documented in the business world. I just feel that for anybody who is a wrestling fan for long enough or who became one in the KZbin period of wrestling (2008+) allready knew everything this documentary will say

[@tonyantonio2]

Mick Foley def has some major damage

[@sharkymcshark3392]

@@rolandorban6248It’s for people like me who knew nothing about wrestling before watching it, I can see how die-hard fans would find it pointless because it goes into heavily into detail about things that would be common knowledge to fans. It’s a newbie-friendly documentary I suppose 🤷

[@cillabobbyr]

Legit same 😂

[@perceivedvelocity9914]

I don't know this for certain but I think Austin was trying to say that CTE is not the only reason why Chris did what he did. A lot of athletes suffer from CTE. What Chris did to his family isn't common. The majority of people who have CTE do not do that.

[@broccoliboy9673]

I honestly feel bad for Shane and Stephane they have a terrible father

[@justamrcreeper6467]

But at least they learned a valuable lesson on how to NOT be a parent like Vince. Trips, Steph, Shane, and Marissa (Shane’s Wife) are treating their children good

[@vanyadolly]

I mean Vince saying his dad never hugged him or said he was proud of him, only to treat his own son the exact same way. Guy literally had to put his body through hell just to get a hug 😅

[@castielchieng7475]

​@@vanyadolly Shane risking his neck for the belly to belly with Kurt is just sad to see, Vince meant the world to him

[@201hours8]

Terrible how ? Was he terrible to them ? They've never said anything bad about their dad ... ever ? So wdym by terrible ??

[@The_neon_nomad]

Yeah so bad making them millionaires

[@siddharthmishra270]

The Sable moment was just crazy, like he had a flashback of that relationship when asked about Sable.

[@bvillacorta13]

CM Punk should’ve been part of this documentary. Would’ve loved to hear what happened during that “bullying campaign”.

[@castielchieng7475]

I'm surprised they didn't bring the biggest smack talker for this documentary, probably because of him still in AEW, Y2J and Sting would be great features too

[@dancinginthemoonlight4640]

Stephanie didn't want to be part of WWE if Vince was part of WWE that's why she resigned, she also voted against him returning the first time. So I also don't think she's a bad person

[@DrDemented9885]

She's been quoted as a rattlesnake with t/t$ so I don't think she's that good of a person plus she's a McMahon

[@Bmhh24781]

​@@DrDemented9885So is Shane, but Shane seems to be very caring and down to earth.

[@wangson]

Didn't know that until watching the doc. but I felt that Stephanie and Shane were 2 nice people brought up by a degenerate, reprobate of a father and a mother who who hungry for money at whatever cost.

[@DrDemented9885]

@@Bmhh24781 Very true. Perhaps she just got more of her dad and he of Linda

[@paulliddement]

Like they didn’t sit in the board room and discuss this strategy before releasing her statements. They are all in on it, they just know cutting ties with the man who’s going to get lynched is best for family and business.

[@Cactus-Mac]

BRING BACK SHANE O'MAC!

[@M._mkid]

Wm39 💀

[@Osmundsaddler-4]

​@@M._mkid wdym?

[@HotPocketsDryerLint]

​@@Osmundsaddler-4 Born yesterday?

[@youngaj]

Never bring him and his stupid punches back

[@Lybrel]

AEW next week? be careful what you ask for

[@justinsalazar4489]

I feel like Tony Atlas the only one that was being 100% truthful on the interviews and it feels like it been like that for the past couple of years he never sugar coats and tell you how it is

[@vanyadolly]

The thing that bugged me about the Montreal Screwjob is that they glossed over the fact that Bret was happy to lose the belt to anyone else, or anywhere else. He didn't want to drop it to Shawn in Canada. And he was loyal to the company. He had wanted to stay with the WWE, Vince outright told him to go for WCW.

[@TheDenseMan]

Funny how Shawn was the one that admitted to that

[@willsalinas8013]

Bret was willing to drop the belt to Shawn when he found out he told Shawn that he would do anything for him and drop the belt Shawn said thanks but I wouldn’t do the same for you. That was the reason

[@HeelHarrison]

“Worked out for HHH in the end” 😂😂😂

[@bigdonald123]

Hhh framed vince mcmahon 😅

[@lebrontoraptors2191]

It wasn’t disappointing, it just wasn’t for us, the people who know all the stories already

[@KarcamoGaming]

Hi! I'm a pro wrestler, and I've been in the business for 19 years. In my first year, I took a steel chair shot to the back of the head, which resulted in a concussion. Not only could I not remember much of the match afterward, but I also went blind for almost 12 hours. So yes, CTE is a real thing-this happened in 2007, by the way. It's baffling to me that Steve Austin still denies the implications of CTE after all these years and the breakthroughs in science.

[@calvthomas6153]

Yeah... I don't get it. They literally showed pictures of CB's brain and it was definitely abnormally damaged. How can that be denied?

[@manpreetluthra1699]

People in Showbiz esp athletic performers work their ass off, it's not something new, MJ took drugs too. But the thing is everyone's body acts differently 1:19 , at the end of the day you are doing this for you and your family and you have to think a million times before taking the life of your family like Chris Benoit did . CTE angle is just adding another controversy against wwe. It's like telling a soldier WAR shouldnt happen or it would kill you .

[@goatbrook9065]

Id say it was very interesting if u are a casual wrestling fan or your new to it but if you are a hardcore fan that knows about most of this anyway its just like bro your telling me things i mostly know. And the marketing had me believing we were gonna learn more about vince but most of it was about wwe history which again, losers like us know all about so that was disappointing

[@Qingmide01]

Damn the great one is not playing, back to back videos, thank you so much we really appreciate. Haven’t had time to watch it all but I will

[@BudJr]

If you’re a diehard fan of WWE, like me, you probably didn’t enjoy this very much. It’s more for casual fans of professional wrestling. And if you were expecting this to be Vince’s version of Surviving R-Kelly, you’ll be disappointed.

[@sismantis7458]

It’s hard to believe the biggest power name in pro wrestling finally got taken down after all these years. It’s about time.

[@jayjaybulldog9180]

It would’ve been wild if they brought up the part with Diddy in 2013😳

[@_Xds_]

??

[@shawnmichaels568]

There were some parts that was just straight up uncomfortable yet so enjoyable at the same time. I can't point out what it is, But I expected a lot better.

[@chedysouilhi7408]

I called it , all of you who have been expecting them to bring up the Janel Grant case in more detail , how you feeling now 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@_Miguel15]

the forehead of the table blessin' us with another video 🙏

[@scotte2177]

I don't think you will ever get the full story. Even the janelle grant allegations are murky.

[@LateNightChess]

Vince is the greatest thing that happened to wrestling entertainment! Greatest heel of all time also! And greatest wwe content creator of all time. Triple h is not even close.

[@syednoorerasul]

If anything, it felt like it would ruin the reputation of WWE as a whole, everything was so grim about the events over the decades. Weird marketing by Netflix after signing a deal with WWE

[@Thetruth947]

They were letting it be known he’s gone from the company… so it’s clean now is what they are saying…

[@triplehkingofkings5883]

It's a shame they didn't have TheGreatOne! on this documentary!

[@gyorggames9268]

Bruh, bro went from mid to disappointed and all the way down to ridiculous ☠️☠️

[@C_E_0]

All it ended up being was just another angle of confirmation on how Vince’s level of narcissism and psychopathy stemmed from his abusive childhood. His mom allegedly sexually abused him when he was younger. Fast forward to the dumped storyline of Vince impregnating Stephanie…and yet, he claims Vince and Mr. are not the same 🫤

[@maheerkhan7031]

There must be consequences. A lot of people forget that the women affected by it could've been anybody. Could've been your mother, aunt, girlfriend etc. Unless we put our loves ones in those shoes we will never truly despise individuals like this who misuse their power (given by people) to do whatever they want

[@Iwillone]

What Paul Heyman said what Vince told Shane what he had to do to have his way with the business was some real crime family drama and a game of thrones with how he told Stephanie that Vince has made her position in life to be one of constant battle with him.

[@Almighty_S]

It don’t cover now lawsuits and that’s what most of us thought

[@solidcricket]

4:57 guy compared him saving his wife to hugging a puppy lol

[@EliasReedX16]

Puppies 🐶🐕

[@AALS96]

BRO!!! Your Vince McMahon voice impression is 10/10 👍

[@robbiecleighmarks3088]

Feel bad for Shane and Steph... Their dad is a narcissistic sociopath. As a WWE fan since the mid 90s I suspected most of this

[@Rednecknerd_rob9634]

I also feel bad for their kids.

[@abdieljove2011]

Honestly, I never bought into the hype. It’s not made for wrestling fans. For a general audience, it was probably interesting enough.

[@wwehel]

all the things told are horrible, but the part where stephanie remembers the pregnancy storyline and hesitates to tell, then vince is shown in the next scene telling without any intimidation about a TOTALLY unnecessary storyline about incest, is disgusting on every level.

[@hasp24]

Interesting that this documentary was filmed over 3 years ago but it just so happens to get released within just months of the allegations against Vince. Kinda seems fictionalised itself.

[@frauleinpfirsich1015]

I'm totally not involved in the wrestling -thing....I'm from Germany an in know John Cena and Hulk Hogan....but I binged this documentary today because I'm sick at home! And I watched a lot of reviews and yours is finally some I can get with... every other review was like; oh, he isn't that bad...bla bla bla...for me it was over, when he continued the show, when that one guy literally died on stage...that is such a no g0😮

[@andreibradea112]

You re the only true WWE youtuber , respect for you man

[@xtraspecialmango]

1 thing I learned from this documentary is that Vince literally shits on the opposition.

[@loriparker666]

Shane is going to AEW!

[@Juqueo1]

Yea guys definitely a psychopath

[@tjjordan4207]

The part where Hayman told the story of Vince baiting Shane to stab him in the chest if he wanted to take over the company, even comparing it to how he removed his father from being an obstacle. Well, it really got me questioning how exactly did Vince's father die. Even the promo in 2001, just before Survivor Series, Hayman said that once McMahon Sr. died, Vince wasted no time competing against the other territories. Maybe Hayman is BS-ing us. Or maybe he overheard Vince's BS to sound tough. Or maybe, just maybe, it's true. I honestly wouldn't be surprised.

[@35PHaaton]

The documentary was basically about wwe and events, instead of an in-depth look into vince mcmahon.

[@victorbrown670]

it was great to me almost shed a tear when vince said his dad love him and it wasn’t just focused on wwe it basically revolved around vince building the wwe and switching it up from time to time

[@blackpixel0544]

I thought the initial storyline was going to be about the stuff that happened over the last couple of years, not giving McMahon his own documentary. Most of the stuff I knew but I always forget how much messed up shit happened and how many people filing law suits against him and the company

[@mechtech6195]

my favorite clip i saw on twitter haven’t seen the documentary was vince justifying the product of the attitude era being deemed “family friendly” and the producers shown clips contradicting every claim then vince doubled down saying it’s more for an adult family

[@1980redkremlin]

Always appreciate short form reviews! Agreed with your opinions too !

[@g.s.1722]

Anyone else find it strange that the ultimate warrior gets about a one minute mention in episode 2 even though he was one of the biggest fan favourites ever in the history of wwf/e ? I know he wasn’t popular backstage but the kids loved him

[@YouTubecanbitemyhairybanger]

What they gonna do interview his fucking grave?

[@bornfromforeign]

Tony atlas was keeling it 1000 percent 😂 the part with pat Paterson 😂

[@blairhatton3066]

A good subtitle would’ve been ‘Hogan knows plenty’

[@wangson]

Your Vince McMahon impression is absolutely magnificent, dude!!!

[@TheGameShower]

I personally enjoyed the documentary, but as a side note, your voice Impersonation of Vince is amazing lol

[@kingzetsy]

I think the point regarding Austin / vince saying they dont belive in CTE is from a point of "its not that bad in the wrestling business unless you are doing something wrong" As Stone cold said, he didnt have too many concussions in his career, and the moves are made to look like you get a blow, but in reality you are fine. Yes he did not have same diving finisher, but the way its being done is not as bad as it seems aka, should not give you a concussion every time. Doctors should have seen it if he was concussed when doing medical checks, during his career. Im sure they will catch these kinds of things if they happened that regularly. But there might be other reasons to how he got the CTE, or as mentioned other reasons he did what he did. Watching it, hearing the explanations from Vince for all, i get where he comes from. Yes he is cold, yes he made some bad decisions in his life. But he was always thinking about the only thing that mattered in his life, his business. He has done x amount of horrible shit, and thats not excuseable, but whenever he made a decision on for the business that may have hurt/screwed over someone else i can respect, because people do these kinds of things for what they love every single day.

[@simeme4518]

I already knew almost 90% of the topics that the documentary talked about, but I cant deny that I enjoyed watching it, for the fans was a summary

[@maciusessa]

Great series, I definitely recommend it! I had no expectations going in, and the show pleasantly surprised me. As a WWE fan since 2010, I wasn’t too familiar with the history of the earlier decades, so this was a perfect way to learn more about the Attitude Era, Hulkamania, and the WCW rivalry. The series is very well made - dynamic editing, well-structured storylines, and thoughtfully organized episodes. However, if you're looking for details about the allegations against Vince McMahon, that only comes up in the last episode, and it's covered rather briefly. My rating: 9/10.

[@Lybrel]

So much respect for Shane! Also please no AEW debut next week

[@JustThabang123]

i just found it wild that WCW was on top for 83 weeks

[@manbearpig7359]

Did you never wonder why Bischoff calls his podcast 83 weeks?

[@megatronskneecap]

McMahon claims his Mr character was well… Just a character but it’s probably the most ironic thing to have ever publicly happened to a business man

[@A16AdamWalker]

To be honest, it's what I expected, a bit like Fallout on Amazon Prime, it was trying to ride a line between hardcore fans who knew most of this already, and the greater masses who have no idea (similarly with most of the interviews/filming being done prior to Janel Grant it was either this or just bin everything thus far and wait for the legal case to play out). That being said the documentary kinda reminded me of when the Wall Street Journal originally reported the hush money claims, and outlets like Bloomberg (the business news channel) invited people from WrestleTalk on to explain it - what shocked Bloomberg's host most was how openly known Vince's behaviour was in the wrestling world.

[@gspvideo5543]

It was enjoyable. But because going in everyone should’ve known we would know most things. But it’s nice to see older clips which never seen before. Was good watch

[@Mr.sost78]

I feel like if this was done properly we need cornette, ventura, current stars and a hell of a lot more women stars.

[@gabriellavalentine17]

The best part of the documentary was Netflix actually getting an interview in the can with Vince himself!

[@ScarletOutlaw]

I started watching the documentary when I saw it a few hours ago, I got bored very quickly probably because most documentaries are boring

[@mikitasdonuts]

That fit is so on brand for Tony Atlas I didn’t even notice until you said something 😂

[@JonathanRodriguez-hm7jp]

It was mediocre, hated that they skipped over Eddie’s death. The entire documentary was basically a history of the WWE, how are you gonna skip over the tragic death of legend like that? They talked about Chris and Owen, why not Eddie? Also idk why Vince is bitching about the Doc, it went easy on him. All the damning stuff, was said by him.

[@jm78593]

McMahon is a legend. Those women screwed him over after he screwed team. Moral of the story....Dont try this!

[@gamercreature2587]

Vince why you got an alt account called jm78593.

[@QurikyBark32919]

I can’t get enough of that Vince impression!

[@seananthony7494]

It’s hard to be in Bruce’s shoes, imagine your best friend who would go out of their way to help you out any chance, turn out to be a sick fucking monster that everyone else. That’s how I feel about my dad who was a leader of gang, he was good to me and buy me things growing up but he would kidnap people and beat them.

[@tristandrew5903]

Confused in early part of documentary vince says he's not like his character at all and is a big exaggeration. Then at the end he says he doesn't know which he is but they are similar. He's a literal narcissistic psychopath but a fascinating genius

[@moviesbye9294]

Loved it, great doc!

[@curtisschrader7646]

This was like a WWE history lesson we already knew with like 20min of getting to know the actual Vince

[@s2brown]

I was not a fan of the WWE, but this documentary made me want to be a fan. I absolutely loved it.

[@emilyanderson9559]

95% of everything in this documentary is old news. It just isn't worth it. Especially the last episode it just doesn't make any sense to even make something as pointless as this. This was a documentary about the history of the company this was not a documentary about Vince McMahon. They actually really don't talk about him as a person very much at all. We don't know where he spends his free time. We don't know what his hobbies are. We don't know if he has any pets. We don't know a damn thing about him.

[@patol8325]

I think the worst part of the documentary was that they skipped the durag vince era, they just went to when he got "killed"

[@IsaiahDuplessis-t3g]

That impersonation lmao

[@Qingmide01]

Mehn growing up as a kid I love Shane because of his in ring abilities and it hurts me that we can’t see him in the Wwe again. I feel so sad for him honestly 😢

[@Cap7ure_1]

What I dont understand is how does wwe move RAW to Netflix in 2025. The first Netflix content they release is the controversy of Vince mcmahon? So are we gonna have 10 years of Netflix showing how bad wwe is?

[@bornfromforeign]

Dude did you see the documentary 🤔

[@kadharefinley224]

Mr. McMahon Documentary was just a backstory on WWE, how it became the biggest wrestling company in the world. It’s definitely not for the hardcore fans but it for sure had some very uncomfortable and interesting stories when it came to the Vince controversies

[@thanosforever]

It was sooo good. Made me cry, made me angry, made me happy, made me nostalgic, and oof Paul Heyman was amazing.

[@Hokusha]

I'm laughing at all the people who thought this was about the cases . It was about him bringing the company up ....part 2 is the cases😂 see that in 3 years😂

[@isaiahpavia-cruz678]

The Fall of Vince McMahon by WrestleTalk was more comprehensive. I enjoyed Vince being hypocritical from his own mouth, but for most wrestling fans we knew most of this already, in greater detail. Even WWE’s slanted Monday Night War was more in-depth.

[@I_EaTApple]

Separate the art from the artist. That’s what a lot of people say about Vince. But really it’s quite hard. Vince McMahon pretty much build the modern day wrestling scene we know today.

[@FranklinDBluth]

This doc gave us no new info, it was purely surface level

[@Ghostaredead]

U heard about the ring boys?

[@FranklinDBluth]

@@Ghostaredead the ring boy scandal was revealed before the doc and was a common knowledge amongst the industry execs, Pat Patterson was known as a creep since the 80s and 90s.

[@Ghostaredead]

@@FranklinDBluth obviously it was Know to people inside ! Smh I’m speaking from a fan perspective but I do have a things to do.. so no time to research there whole history.

[@ClintonLawrence-r8d]

Great one this documentary was awesome i thought you would love it

[@jackyu4714]

What if Vince putting a disclaimer and trying to buy the documentary was a marketing stunt ?

[@shahnazbibi7086]

The show was basically to learn about WWE

[@ftwsam2246]

Yeah it was just a timeline of Vince's career... that's it, they didn't go into detail as it pertains to his recent trials, nor the one's in the 80s/90s I was expecting victims to go on, as well as witnesses and prosecutors, all except for Grant because her case is ongoing. Everyone else should've been interviewed.

[@nanopicofemto]

Triple H and HBK knew Bret will get screwed. They did not know how.

[@ProfessorCDO]

I feel like they downplayed the greatness of Wrestlemania 17 a little bit. They just glazed over it. Probably my only issue with the series.

[@JL10196]

It’s a documentary for casual fans. Us die-hard already knew these Vince’s facts

[@troll2069]

It was interesting from a history point of view. And they never mention Benoit or Sable, so it was surprising to see in this. I would love to see more of Shane. It didn't make me feel any different about Vince. As you said, we already knew that.

[@TheDenseMan]

They brought up both

[@boxers_]

Its so crazy thinking about how I've been watching your videos for 8 years and not just because you look the exact same except for the fuzzy chin. Keep on going, man. Much love.

[@blackfishbones]

i wanted them to ask stephanie what she thinks about all the stuff her dad is accused of doing to women

[@castielchieng7475]

I love how majority of the documentary was Vince trying to justify and make himself looked good, Bruce joining in at the last episode and the director just gave them the middle finger right after.

[@JuiceJ443]

Whew Vince is exhausting. The man is crazy and believes those storylines are his real life. He can’t separate fact from fiction 🤣😮‍💨

[@Old__Odin]

The ring boy stuff I didn't know and Tony Atlas just saying plainly what Pat Patterson like to do was surprising. I liked it. I think it was a combo of cte and the testosterone he was taking that ultimately pushed Chris over the edge.