When Vince McMahon was accused of breaking his father’s long term promises to earn billions

For those who are not aware, Vince McMahon was not the one who started the Wrestling business and introduced it to millions around the world. The Chairman of WWE had bought the company from his father, Vince McMahon Sr, who had developed the wrestling buisness himself and had brought the world a new source of entertainment which was loved by many.

Vince (Jr.) bought the company from his father a few years before his father passed away. But his father wanted the company to follow his footsteps and had some huge dreams for the company. Along with the dreams, his late father also had some conditions. Vince McMahon Sr. didn’t want wrestlers from other promotions in his company. Instead , he wanted pure superstars who were born in the company.

While buying the company, McMahon promised that he wouldn’t add superstars from other promotions to his company. But soon after his father died, McMahon brought in superstars like Hulk Hogan, Roddy Piper and many more due to which he attained a lot of heat from peoe around the globe. Millions of people accused him and gave a lot of disrespect to the current chairman of the company.

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Was Vince McMahon right in bringing superstars from other promotions?

Though peole accused him a lot, somehow someway, Vince (Jr.) was not wrong in bringing superstars from other promotions to his company. If this didn’t happen, WWE wouldn’t stand where it is now and may not have been the world’s greatest wrestling company ever. Also, the wrestling industry couldn’t get some megastars whose name are carved in the history in golden letters.

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