Vince McMahon Netflix Documentary Retrospective Review

[@DevanteRackley]

Time stamps are in description box above

[@MrTed89]

"Come on out you Grapist"

[@Keepinspirin]

Vince McMahon mentioned this story many times about his child hood and his step father Big Dawg

[@kidneystonermusic]

​@@eightiesbaby1980Maybe they didnt respond because of how hard you made that to read. It's a giant nonsense paragraph.

[@eightiesbaby1980]

I wont argue with you so If thats what you choose to believe thats fine. But its sad thats yall have no clue about what really goes on behind the scenes not only in wrestling but in everything and whats really is going on in the world. But everyone will.find out soon enough. But hey keeping believing everything and thinking you know.everything if you want. Be my guest do you because that what 99% of you ppl do ppl expose and tell you whats going on and you choose to make stupid comments like that then all of a sudden when it comes out of all of sudden you wamt to act like you care and be against it amd all.this and that like ppl didn't try.and tell you. But hey have fun do you @kidneystonermusic

[@iRox4Life]

We got Devante reviewing the Vince McMahon documentary before GTA 6

[@sylvesterstanton7488]

It's funny that Meltzer was so gung ho about Wrestlemania attendance numbers but will put right lie for AEW attendance numbers. What s 🤡.

[@TripleHakaSaraJaysOlderBrother]

😂 Meltzer is a bootlicker.

[@sylvesterstanton7488]

@@TripleHakaSaraJaysOlderBrother facts homie and truly lacks integrity that'll help never get back

[@hsthatzo8063]

Um well uh but uhm, well you know the uh...

[@metalheadjake3339]

"Ignore the All In turnstile count. Nothing to see here" - Dave Melzter

[@LORDHASBECOMEABOVE]

Definitely watching when I get home. I hope Netflix really keeps their punk a$$es in check and actually tells the life story of Vince behind the curtain

[@IBelieveinJoehendryTNA]

They really didn't it was more like McMahon the person/ mr McMahon the character. It was weird how vince try to make seem oh actually i not like that. Idk it was really weird. And the family angles made the family more fucking weird they already were

[@feliciasteward777]

That's the thing about rich people they always tend to be the most weirdest ones considering how mysterious with most of them are​@@IBelieveinJoehendryTNA

[@dantejaron23]

Only made it to episode 4 so far but oh well I’ll listen to the review

[@MrAlex24.]

Why does the tumbnail look like horror movie poster but Great video by the way .

[@StayInYourPlace]

Because The Puppet Master is real movie

[@IamjustBruh]

Wait. The document is actually out?! I didn’t even know 😂😂

[@breno7950]

I always know Bangor , Maine from Stephen King books .

[@tonyslicer7399]

If wwf had union wrestling been dead since no wrestling nwa awa wccw promotion ever wanted have union only Ventura

[@boldmusa4480]

Shane was the only sane person in the family Thanks Devante for sacrificing your time and health so we don't have to.

[@420bengalfan]

This documentary was made for people who haven’t followed wrestling their whole life and listening to podcasts the last decade.

[@paulcarpenter7844]

It's so weird how the rock idolizes Pat Patterson

[@LuisFigueroa-m7n]

Damn hearing you talk about Vince early day just dawned on me of his origin story and it makes so much sense thinking about it! Wow

[@htownborn92]

1:02:30 Just to clear something up for you bro that actually wasn’t Owen’s blood on the mat that night, it was actually from an earlier match on Heat that featured the Hardy Boyz, Goldust, and The Blue Meanie. After that match the Hardy’s got a bloodbath and Matt wiped his arm on the mat, so that bloodstain was there before Owen had fell

[@joshx022]

I think I heard your background music on one of my dad's old 70s pr0ns full of bushhhhhh

[@slowandsafegaming4126]

The documentary was made for a more casual audience. There wasn't any new information for die hard wrestling fans. I did find the framing used by the documentarians to be quite disingenuous at times. Playing interview soundbites that made Vince look bad without giving any context. Playing interview segments from people talking positively about Vince before immediately introducing information that wasn't known at the time the interview was recorded. This discredited the people who spoke kindly of Vince (Eg. Bruce Prichard). Using clips of the Mr. McMahon character to contradict statements made by Vince about how he is out of character. Not fact checking certain statements made by people interviewed. (Eg They challenged Vince when he said him buying out the top talent of other companies was strictly business but when WCW did it to him, it was personal. Eric Bischoff said what he did wasn't personal but Eric has said the opposite in multiple interviews over the last twenty years, the documentarians never pushed him on it or cut the footage of them doing so). Having journalists make claims about Vince's character without pressing them to elaborate or give evidence (Eg "He's a dirtbag"). Throwing text on the screen for the viewer to read while playing audio in the background of journalists admiting that the damning things they just said about Vince was purely their opinion and that there is either zero evidence, or no way to know to ever find out with absolute certainty. Only focusing on lawsuits where the company had to settle or payout and not once mentioning the long list of frivolous suites that got thrown out on the grounds of having zero merit. Not highlighting the fact that people accuse him of criminal behaviour, say all they want is "justice", but then ask for millions of dollars in a civil suite instead of pursing criminal charges. I'm not saying Vince is an angel, he may even be guilty of every horrible thing said about him in the documentary. But the framing used really has me thinking they are more concerned with people thinking a certain way about Vince than simply telling the story and letting people make up their own minds. Even if you're right, that's a very unethical way to produce a documentary.

[@AceThunder234]

Now this Thumbnail is beautiful.

[@Shawn6751]

It actually felt good regarding Vince and WWE talking about Benoit openingly as an once diehard Benoit fan in the final episode.

[@owl509]

1:12:34 best part of the video 😂

[@blkrazr]

It was a good documentary but it could have been better. I agree with Bruce Pritchard at the end. Yes there is a lot of bad things and allegations that Vince was involved in. But I honestly wanted to hear more about why people/Wrestlers loved vince. There has to be another side of the story. You see Old and modern wrestlers thanking him. Hell he forgives his enemies because it's "Good for business". I want to know that side of Vince, not the shit that we already know. So to quote Bruce Pritchard "You didn't get the human side of Vince". Say what you want about him but even Tony Atlas said "He's the greatest promoter of all time". We all know Vince is a horrible person but he did a lot for professional wrestling and the wrestlers he promoted. Biggest example is Shawn Michaels. Was drunk most nights, popping pills, and made a fool out of himself after the Montreal Screw Job. But Vince kept him around and Shawn got better and became a legend. Vince could have fired him in his peak but he didn't. So thats what I wanna know. Why does wrestlers love Vince so much. But we didn't get that

[@jermaineguillory2694]

One thing for certain is that promoters from the NWA territories, especially Ole Anderson, hated Vince Jr’s guts

[@Keepinspirin]

Damn it dawg I didn't get too watch it yet 😂😂😂😂

[@feliciasteward777]

The Montreal screwdriver part in that documentary I'm definitely going to skip over because I've heard the story of a thousand times over and over and over again throughout the years and honestly I'm tired of hearing about it I heard Bret Hart is in this documentary so I already know what he has to say about the Montreal screw job is just going to be him bitching about it like usual complaining about how he got screwed over by Vince yeah I'm definitely going to be skipping that part for sure

[@blazingbolts]

I'm listening to Millennial's review 1st then watch it during the weekend.

[@feliciasteward777]

I haven't watched the Netflix doc yet and from The looks of it it just looks like a bunch of many of the wrestling documentaries that I've seen over the years nothing really new to me most of the stuff that they're talking about in this documentary I already know about but who knows there may More to the story but I doubt it I'll definitely check it out for sure

[@juliodepierola297]

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[@johnharvelhines9803]

Bret didn’t say he thinks they killed Owen to get back at him. He said he thinks they booked Owen in more humiliating ways like with the nugget stuff and everything to get back at Bret. It’s still very narcissistic for him to think that, and I disagree because Owen was in a respectable role for much of his solo run, but yeah he didn’t say it that regarding Owen’s death

[@DevanteRackley]

@@johnharvelhines9803 Huh???? Yeah, he did? In the documentary lol. I typed his exact quote. You think I just randomly made up something like that??

[@DevanteRackley]

@@johnharvelhines9803 Here, someone wrote up a transcript tjrwrestling.net/news/bret-hart-feared-owen-was-murdered-by-wwe/

[@johnharvelhines9803]

Oh he said that in the documentary too? I just remembered the booking thing and him saying it was out of spite. They showed Jason Sensation dressing up and doing impressions of Owen with the fake nose and remembered the nugget stuff that Shawn started. But if he said that too, then I did not catch that at all. I just assumed since it was like 5 AM for you and you’d been a day at that point, your brain was putting in unpaid overtime. And I checked the link too and says it’s from the documentary, checks out. That’s my bad, man

[@AlanMcCormick-b9w]

Hey man I was just checking to see if you're safe. Them Hurricanes are scary as shit.

[@paulcarpenter7844]

Should have broke this down into miniseries but respect

[@dennisking7848]

Devante..I saw "No Holds Bared" it sucked lol

[@feliciasteward777]

😂😂😂😂 damn I enjoy that movie it breaks my heart to see someone says it sucks just joking but it does have a lot of flaws to it despite how much I enjoy it

[@freemind6954]

I'll save you some time. The McMahon documentary isn't as much of a hit piece as everyone first thought.. The allegations aren't discussed until about the last 30 minutes of the last episode.

[@Whatever122t]

Uh we have time stamps with titles friend. Your not saving anyone time and just waste yours jaja 😂

[@freemind6954]

​@@Whatever122t Is there one that refers to what I'm talking about? I'm talking about the actual documentary not this video by the way

[@DevanteRackley]

​@@freemind6954 In the description box, titled Episode 6 (allegations), that i directed you to in the pinned comments and thumbnail, you dumbf**k.

[@freemind6954]

​@@DevanteRackleyNo need to be so harsh there Brian

[@DevanteRackley]

@@freemind6954 Your whole criticism of me is never doing my research, yet on literally every single video, you're ALWAYS incorrect about something that's as simple as looking at the title or looking at the thumbnail. You just blindly start correcting or accusing. But don't worry, this will be my last comment. Only cause there's literally no explanation with this dramatic lacking of self awareness. I thought you were trolling at first, but the information and how you communicate seems to suggest you're serious whenever you type. So my only conclusion is that you have a mental disorder of some kind. That's the only explanation to describe your behavior. With that, I actually do feel remorse for how I've actually talked to you in the past. Edit: on the real though, you should seek help. No joke, your behavior suggests a narcissistic mental disorder.