Check out the full episode with The Coach here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eZisz8iOZMa3aM4.html

Rob Van Dam talked about the same thing with “you don’t have to go, it’s a volunteer event”

@rameezkhan4954

7 ай бұрын

Was typing about Rob when I saw the comment. Disgusting behaviour by WWE.

@bromandude1

7 ай бұрын

I felt for rvd, he was so burnt out he was ready to either quit or actually fight Vince

@movieguy7882

7 ай бұрын

@@rameezkhan4954Respect for looking if someone else has already said it and not mindlessly commenting it again

@andrewft31

7 ай бұрын

@@rameezkhan4954it is voluntary but if you don’t have a good reason and don’t volunteer it makes you look like you are one unpatriotic and two not a team player.

@flyguy7825

7 ай бұрын

Yes, I remember. RVD saying that years ago in a shoot interview and he wasn't the only one who said that there were others who said that as well

I think this is one of the best interviews you've had. Coach is energetic, very smart, and is not afraid to share details. Well done all around.

@soulessshadow5356

7 ай бұрын

The cool thing is that Coach is in a position now where he doesn't have to be concerned with having WWE as a contingency plan if shit goes downhill. He's got such a wide ranging name now from Pro Wrestling to MMA and Sports Analyst that he'll be able to find a job. Which in turn means he isn't afraid to open up about stuff that happened in the business like others would.

@robinali6903

7 ай бұрын

I don’t understand the Coach’s story. Why was going in the ring to fight Undertaker and Bautista something Vince did as revenge to the Coach for missing the trip? I get that he missed the trip but why is it a bad thing to fight undertaker and Bautista?

@LaidBack--

7 ай бұрын

He was a guy that should've been lucky he was chosen. They could've gotten anybody to do Johnathan "Coachman" which was basically go out there, say a few words, and embarrass yourself every other week to make the actual wrestlers and stars look good.

@russellmuscle7434

7 ай бұрын

​@@robinali6903because the bumps hurt

@curtissimmons2287

7 ай бұрын

Protect him cause he’s spilling stuff

Damn dude spoke more about Vince than others would ever do, no matter if there in the Company or not. Coachmann seems like a smart guy.

@mahaffer71

7 ай бұрын

Thinks Vince isnt a football fan Vince creates the XFL

@redrick8900

7 ай бұрын

@@mahaffer71 Try to make a point.

@23bitchris60

7 ай бұрын

​@@mahaffer71yeah and they bombed both times

@mahaffer71

7 ай бұрын

@@redrick8900 Coach says Vince isnt a football fan. But Vince literally created a football league.

@mahaffer71

7 ай бұрын

@@23bitchris60 yup

Vince sending the boys to the ring to take liberties on Coach is wild.

@RippinToons

7 ай бұрын

Lmfao unhinged

@MPPharaoh

7 ай бұрын

Super wild 😂😂😂

@Lagato445

7 ай бұрын

i wonder if vinced ever abused his power to sleep with some of the divas back then, like trish or stacy keibler etc.

@mclovin9236

7 ай бұрын

@@Lagato445pretty sure he did. Some of them prob threw themselves at him though

@MrBoogiemoney

7 ай бұрын

Vince is a bully cm punk exposed him. I can't wait till Tony buys that godforsaken company

Man, I love Coach. He was an absolute pros pro. He was a big part of my childhood wrestling experience. Backstage interviews, commentary, Bischoff’s sidekick. Dude was so versatile.

The thumbnail, "HIS LIFE IS ALL PRO WRESTLING"... I know it's meant to read "his life is ALL pro wrestling", but... In my early 20s, I trained at All Pro Wrestling in Hayward, CA, run by Roland Alexander. Roland & APW had been featured in Beyond the Mat w/ Roland taking Mike Modest & Tony Jones to WWF for dark match tryouts (Beyond the Mat is how I found APW, of course). One day, I was in Roland's office w/ then-trainer, a young Bryan Danielson, and saw a framed article hanging on the wall on the documentary w/ an enlarged quote from Vince; asked his thoughts on the doc, Vince said "I can't believe someone put me in the same movie as that fat carny", referring to Roland. I asked Bryan, "Why would Roland frame that?" Bryan said he'd asked Roland the same question and Roland's response was "that shows Vince McMahon knows who I am". This past Sunday, 11/5, marked 10yrs. since Roland's passing. I know he'd smile, as I did, reading the thumbnail as "[Vince's] life is All Pro Wrestling." Just wanted to share...

Coach is true to his friends, im pretty sure he knows a thing or two about the evil side of Vince but never once did he ever mention it. Loyal to his convictions

Vince is a real pos that’s why his heel “character” is so compelling

@night6724

7 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t say that. McMahon is just business first. Even then plenty of guys talk about Vince‘s good side

@night6724

7 ай бұрын

@@Birdman669 Dude he literally worked under his daddy for 20 years and then bought the company from him in the 1980s. But even guys who arguably were screwed by Vince like RVD, Maven and Richards don’t hate him at all. I understand Coachman’s frustrations but I don’t think McMahon meant it to be personal. Plus I think the fact Coach wasn’t a wrestler has something to do with it. Non-wrestlers involved in WWE don’t generally seem to connect as well as guys who were wrestlers (Renee Paquette, Justin Roberts). Like it doesn’t surprise me that a guy like Kurt Angle admires Vince’s commitment to the business.

@PrinceLuis100

4 ай бұрын

Aged well.

I worked in a company for 8 years so I considered myself a loyal company man. In year 7, my boss asked me to head over to Sierra Leonne for business. That was when the country was having a devasting outbreak of ebola. I said fucked that I didn't want to go. Because I said no, 4 other staff that were my juniors also said no. My boss was outraged and said if I didn't want to go, hand in my resignation letter. I came back an hour later with the letter ready. I dont think he expected that and told me to calm down. A few days later the trip was cancelled because our advisors from Sierra Leonne said don't go there at this particular time because of the outbreak. I left the company a few months later cos I lost all respect for the man I was working for.

@reginald6451

7 ай бұрын

U did the right thing fuck that guy - if the boss isn’t prepared to do it himself he can’t expect others 2

@superguy123ism

2 ай бұрын

You didn’t take one for the team that’s a coward move. I’m sorry to say.

At least the undertaker said he was sorry for something he didn’t even wanna do 💯💯

I always liked coach, his interview pushed the stories of the wrestlers he was speaking too and he could do it in a very unique way.

When I was a kid, I hated Coach. I didn’t even want him on the screen. As an adult and when I rewatched his scenes on Raw, I realized how entertaining he was. Dare I say it, he elevated the product.

@LaidBack--

7 ай бұрын

I dare say you're reaching. HARD. I can understand respecting a person more as you've become an adult, but all that other stuff is ridiculous and cap.

@hendrikdalnoot2821

7 ай бұрын

I have that with all heel guys growing up, now I rewatch their matches and promos and love them, triple H and RTC come to mind

The thought of the Coach no selling both the Undertaker and Batista’s finishers is hilarious!

I’ve come back to this video a few times and I’ve had that where someone has gone out of their way to upset you’re shaking with rage and crying at the same time. It’s unforgivable to treat someone like that

Coach doing the charleston for The Rock is still funny to this day.

For years I thought the “Mr. McMahon” heel character was just Vince acting like an evil A-hole for the cameras. But the down to earth Vince we saw in interviews was the actual “character”.

It’s crazy to hear Coach talk bad about Vince so much. Both on screen & off screen he seemed like a Vince butt kisser. It’s actually nice to hear speak out against him & the company for their horrible actions.

@Symbiote-Man

7 ай бұрын

He did say that he was always loyal and a team player. So, he is actually a butt kisser, but you can only kiss someone’s butt so many times.

@barthouse930

7 ай бұрын

i guess since he never coming back and have high paying job is the reason not holding back

@cathallynch8269

7 ай бұрын

That's precisely why - he was forced to play a dehumanising role and received such little reward for it.

@FireAngelChris

7 ай бұрын

@@cathallynch8269Exactly

Never be a yes man. Cuz when you say no, this is what happens.

Vince transformed into Teddy Long for a second

@matthewjenkins7488

7 ай бұрын

This is an absolutely perfect comment.

Honestly I don't think its possible to become a billionaire without some degree of sociopathy being in your personality

@cathallynch8269

7 ай бұрын

To have large amounts of money is to deprive others. It takes a nasty person to do that.

@sawtooth808

7 ай бұрын

Behind every fortune, there’s a crime.

@forgottenmma3694

7 ай бұрын

Don’t forget the most insane Workethic

@Steveman27

7 ай бұрын

I think the others responding to you here are just jealous because they wish they had it half as good as that, and just say bad-sounding things to try to feel better about themselves because of it. I believe it is possible to be very successful yet still be a decent or awesome person.

@sparent180

7 ай бұрын

​@@forgottenmma3694and usually expect everyone to have the same kind of work ethic and look down on those who don't.

RVD told the story of almost fighting Vince for trying to force him to go

@nyknicks9460

7 ай бұрын

Yea he's the man! Long live vince!

@Steveman27

7 ай бұрын

@@nyknicks9460 Don't you mean long live RVD?

@gfuah1499

7 ай бұрын

​@@Steveman27nope. Vince!

@Liverpool5095

7 ай бұрын

​@@gfuah1499Too bad you're so naive and ignorant.

@night6724

6 ай бұрын

Nash said it best. Every wrestler claims to be a badass retrospective

1:46 that’s the funniest most random shit I’ve heard in Wrestling 😂😂😂😂 Coach randomly jumping Undertaker😂😂

@xHaYziNx

7 ай бұрын

You could tell it was Michael Hayes coach snuck that impression out🤣🤣🤣💀

I need that video of Coach taking all those finishers

I love how Undertaker knew what Vince was doing and apologized score giving him The Last Ride!!! 😂

i loved how honest and transparent the coach is and not sugar coating anything, telling it how it is

I'm not a billionaire wrestling tycoon... but the success I've scraped out in life has helped me understand a man like Vince Mcmahon. Successful people don't really have real friends. You can see it you can feel it. Everyone who's around you (because you're successful) isn't really real around you, because they just want something from you. I can only really be real around my superiors, and they're business colleagues. Vince... at least in the since of wrestling, doesn't really have any superiors, or peers for that matter.

@o0oStillWeRiseo0o

7 ай бұрын

Ima rob u

@o0oStillWeRiseo0o

7 ай бұрын

Sense*

RVD told a similar story about this trip. Scumbag company.

I do love that Coach still calls the wrestlers Superstars

He's right you know. It's true, when all is said and done, who do you have? You're not in work anymore. So your work friends have gone. Who do you have left? It must be pretty lonely. At least he's got his millions! 😂

@zlinedavid

7 ай бұрын

*Billions

@theodoretekkers

7 ай бұрын

@@zlinedavid YOU'RE FIRED!!! 😂😂

@zlinedavid

7 ай бұрын

@@theodoretekkers Gotta get the VKM inflection in there. “YEERRRRRRRRRRRR FARRRRRRRRRREDDDDDD”

@theodoretekkers

7 ай бұрын

@@zlinedavid I never knew there was a proper to write it 🤔 . Thank you!

@zlinedavid

7 ай бұрын

@@theodoretekkers When he does that line is one of the few times you can hear the native North Carolina drawl in his voice.

Coach was awesome as an interviewer back in the day, and later on as a heel.

He was such a great character from like 1999-2001 ( stopped watching after 2001). He was memorable to me

I don't know how anyone is surprised that Vince would treat Coach or anyone like this. He's the carnie king

@dominiclowe3640

7 ай бұрын

Vince not having a personal life didn't help because he couldn't relate how much you wanna bet vince missed a lot of Shane's and Stephanie's childhood

Coachman was born for this he is a true natural and pioneer of the game

I really admire Coach now after watching this interview, and I feel so terrible about how WWE wronged him the ways they did, but I think his feeling sorry for Vince isn't really necessary 😕. Vince may not have friends "outside" of work, but I'm sure that's not abnormal for someone of his level of wealth and success. Vince has employees like Mark Calloway, and John Cena, and Randy Orton that all admire and speak highly of him. Some billionaires don't even have the admiration of their colleagues. Vince also managed to raise 2 kids at his level of wealth that didn't grow up to be complete screwballs.

For Vince to do such a thing like that just goes to show the power he has and how loyalty really doesn't mean fuck all

I don't remember Jonathan ever wrestling. I remember him mainly doing promos

@gvelosa89

7 ай бұрын

He did some matches with Lance Cade, before his cowboy gimmick and tag team With Trevor Murdoch. If not mistaken he also had one match against JR

@chrisdavis6264

7 ай бұрын

@@gvelosa89 thabks for that reminder, now that I looked at the video of that JR match, I do indeed remember this. Thanks for the reminder.

@jerelminter

7 ай бұрын

Coach did wrestle, but not often. Stone Cold Steve Austin was in fact supposed to come out of retirement to wrestle him on a pay per view, but it never happened because Austin backed out of the match at the last minute. So he was replaced with Batista.

@DrAaronHouse

7 ай бұрын

@@jerelminterwasn’t stone cold suppose to be fighting to get JR job back? Wasn’t that the storyline? I remember watching that and they randomly switched Austin out for Batista:

@master-of-mind5881

7 ай бұрын

It’s quite clear from this interview that Vince made him wrestle. He had no choice but to take unsolicited receipts by the greatest of all time. He sold those finishers like a true team player. 😂😂😂😂

There's a special place in hell reserved for Vincent Kennedy McMahon.

Vince doesn’t have friends because he can’t control friends.

@ryanjessen9181

7 ай бұрын

I like Mr mcmahon he is cool I don't know if others like Vince mcmahon but I like Mr mcmahon

@Nunyabiznessboi

7 ай бұрын

@@ryanjessen9181 thtas because you dont really know him. All you like is the persona that you see on tv.

@ryanjessen9181

7 ай бұрын

@@Nunyabiznessboi excuse me whats that supposed to mean I do like Mr mcmahon what are you trying to say sucka

@Highonlife24

7 ай бұрын

@@ryanjessen9181 Looks like your living your life in permanent Kayfabe.

@ryanjessen9181

7 ай бұрын

@@Highonlife24 shutup and leave punkboy

"I'm sorry I dont want to do it, then proceeds to beat me up" 😂😂😂😂

When I read that his life is pro wrestling. What I hear is, he made billions of dollars, gained infamous fame and power. Screwed people…literally and figuratively. Paid off a whole shit load of women to keep their mouths shut. And played with who’s ever career he didn’t like. Sounds like an incredible human being!

@andrewft31

7 ай бұрын

He didn’t screw anyone, he always kept his word which is what he is known for… he always paid his employees with no issue and if he couldn’t he was honest about it like with Hall and Bret Hart…

@optimus2008

7 ай бұрын

@@andrewft31 ... Um, 1st April is still like, 145 days away.

@LucasFerreira-cq8qz

7 ай бұрын

Not trying to defend him but just saying: unfortunately this sh*t happens EVERYWHERE. I work in HR and have had to work with very rich executives and even a billionaire once, and the way money changes a man is almost something out of movies. The billionaire one I initially thought he had some kind of special mental condition, because he was so disassociated with the real world and other people that he talked like he was an alien, someone who didn’t belong in this world.

@LittleBigKid707b

7 ай бұрын

​@@andrewft31you are so naive anybody's on Vince's level of success has screwed over more than their share of people. If you want to be on that level of success, you have to lose your empathy, compassion, and just about every bit of humanity you may have inside. I've known many wealthy people and they all share those same traits that's why I like my level of success I own a home a small business and I still have most of my Humanity left

@nyknicks9460

7 ай бұрын

Yea he's the man!!!

Vince is a different type of animal. All he knows is business, from sunrise to sunset and probably til sunrise again with little sleep. 77 years old and probably has been this way for 57+ years.

It's like Ventura said. "they Need a Union in Wrestling!!""

@TheEman590

7 ай бұрын

It won't happen as the boys and ladies are always going to be looking out for themselves, sometimes out of ego, sometimes out of necessity because they want the money.

When you know about Vince’s early life; dad not being present, being brought up in a trailer park, being assaulted by his step dad, it kinda makes sense. The man was scarred from childhood, and that makes it impossible for someone like him to be “normal” or have friends. I always thought he was kind of neurodivergent. I mean, this is the same man who fought god and WON.

@LaidBack--

7 ай бұрын

Weak minds make great excuses is all I got from this.

@Steveman27

7 ай бұрын

So you're saying you think he's a lost cause?

@damikey85

7 ай бұрын

Excuses

@dominiclowe3640

7 ай бұрын

​@@LaidBack--If vince doesn't do what he did no matter if its wrong or right there is no wrestling has we know it if he doesn't do what he does the world ain't good or evil good people do bad things and bad people do good things the world is not black or white and you are not running a billion dollar company so what do you know

@dominiclowe3640

7 ай бұрын

​@@damikey85​If vince doesn't do what he did no matter if its wrong or right there is no wrestling has we know it if he doesn't do what he does the world ain't good or evil good people do bad things and bad people do good things the world is not black or white and you are not running a billion dollar company so what do you know

I was always a fan of The Coach, he was a guy who was fun to hate.

The mystique of Vince McMahon is legendary, I’d pay money just to see one day of his personal home life.

I'd love to watch a football game with the coach 😅

@HiphopFaded

7 ай бұрын

I enjoy his halftime franchise stuff

And all his entrance themes kick assssssssssss!!!!

WWE/Vince never let that "No" go. Vince doesn't really have a life outside of the business so it seems so he can't relate to the Coach's one time he had to take time off for the obvious reason of his wife being pregnant. Vince doesn't have an off switch but others do and should. The Coach is really telling it like it is because he's not worried about burning that bridge with Vince and returning to WWE. He doesn't plan to, no chance in hell.

@sparent180

7 ай бұрын

There are other stories like this to. I know people don't like Vince Russo but he's talked about this side of Vince (McMahon) and it's a big reason he left the company. Russo wanted time off to spend time with his kids and family or something and Vince's response was "get a nanny." Like you said, Vince doesn't have an off switch and he expects others to be the same way. I'm not sure he even understands that side of people.

3:23 whew did this part come full circle for Vince

I think because Vince has sacrifice so much, that even if he is dying he still doing business and moving rhe show, he expects people to be like him, and if they don't, he would consider them to be slacking, and will teach them a lesson.

You know it's not much of life outside of what Vince built. But you have to respect the man at the same time.

@setoalgorytgm2748

7 ай бұрын

No I don't

@zlinedavid

7 ай бұрын

I can respect his business acumen, his foresight and his ambition. I can also respect his performing abilities and willingness to make an ass of himself on TV. The entire person, specifically his character…no, I don’t.

@dominiclowe3640

7 ай бұрын

​@setoalgorytgm2748 if it wasn't for you ain't watching wrestling be grateful

@dominiclowe3640

7 ай бұрын

​@zlinedavid you ain't running a billion dollar company you have no say

@zlinedavid

7 ай бұрын

@@dominiclowe3640 👍🙄

Wrestlers should fight for an off season, if not then a guarantee 30 days holiday a year throughout the anual calender.

@zlinedavid

7 ай бұрын

Put them on cycles: they rotate through weeks off between PPVs. Everyone likely works the week of the PPV, but they can fill the gaps with pre taped segments.

@philthatcher6111

7 ай бұрын

@@zlinedavid In England company stays open regardless 24/7 but we get our 30 days paid and bank Holidays. Wrestlers should get 50 days off a year, rotate the shit

@MrJonnyl123

4 ай бұрын

It’s insane that America doesn’t have guaranteed paid leave

WHAT UP G!

Outside of wrestling, Undertaker is one of Vince’s best friend.

Vince reminds me a lot of Trump. Completely self-centered. Completely demands loyalty from everyone. Their entire being is focused around a single thing: For Vince it's the WWE, for Trump it's running for president (the dude was running for president and doing rallies WHILE he was president). They both seem to have unlimited amount of energy and in a constant state of struggle. Very powerful to have as a friend - very vicious to have as enemy

@michaeldennistooley4271

7 ай бұрын

Birds of a feather flock together for sure

@Rockleelives777

7 ай бұрын

@@michaeldennistooley4271 exactly.

@slashandbones13

7 ай бұрын

Literally reading "Ringmaster: Vince McMahon and the unmaking of America" right now.

coach Is a beast

Durag Vince was a menace 😭😭😭

sounds like Vince needs a visit off three ghosts this charismas 😂

Should bring Shane McMahon for interview.

That’s very sad! Honestly look past the success and ask yourself what’s life about? Every now and then you have to take the time to enjoy life. Vince is all business and someone should always have someone to break bread with and be normal. At least twice a year for the hell of it.

I think now the only friend Vince has in the world is mark callaway AKA undertaker. Sad really

@johnnysupreme5718

7 ай бұрын

And he'd sell Taker out for a few cents if he had the choice, too.

Vince really had undertaker and Batista jump coach for being with his pregnant wife over not going to a volunteer event in Iraq 🤣🤣🤣🤣

And that's the problem I have with the WWE is this story!!! You're telling somebody it's okay if you don't want to go and then get mad when someone voluntarily says okay. I don't want to go. I hate working for companies like that. I hate being around people like that

@dominiclowe3640

7 ай бұрын

What happend was when the boss is a workaholic 24/7 the boss expects the same from you

This is exactly why Vince Russo left WWF in 1999. Vince McMahon does not care about anybody's personal lives.

@dominiclowe3640

7 ай бұрын

It's probably because vince didn't have much of a person life himself sadly and couldn't connect with people on that

People who build Empires don't care about hanging out and watching the game. That's what everybody else does. They don't want to be like everbody else

It's wild, sad, and frustrating to hear VKM took those liberties and sent guys to beat him up. That's actually assault. 🤷🏼‍♀️

@dominiclowe3640

7 ай бұрын

It's not because it wrestling there not actually hurting him

@systerkeno

7 ай бұрын

@@dominiclowe3640 Not when they are intentionally working stiff and giving potatoes.

Anyone know what episode Coach is referring to when he talks about the finishers being done to him?

"I never say no" same until I couldn't take it anymore. It's okay to say no guys.

Coach forgets about Undertaker being more of a son to Vince than Shane is

Coach Aged Like Wine

lol that vince impression.

Coach need a podcast I watch it I do believe everything he saying and I still watch wwe but there’s some truth to what he saying

taker always a class act

He ate a pizza in beyond the mat

@CVVCLIPS

7 ай бұрын

🍕

After watching this if they ever make a movie about Venice they goto Coach for input

Vince was labeled as a "risk factor" by TKO in their filings. I hope that as he loses power, he is able to recognize the errors of how he's conducted himself. I hope others can learn from those errors and be better too.

@dwaynemcclintock

7 ай бұрын

Don't know if its true or not but i hears they stripped Vince of all power because of his risk factor. He sold the company to them thinking he would be safe and it looks like it's gonna back fire on him.

@The_Bigot

7 ай бұрын

@@dwaynemcclintocki don’t see how it would back fire if he’s got that in his the contract. Also what error of his ways? His ways have literally earned his billions and millions upon millions of loyal customers. I don’t think Vince is going to be laying on his death bed regretting that he didn’t push Zack Ryder or whatever other stupid shit you’ve personally got against him.

@SFNDMK

7 ай бұрын

Lmao@@The_Bigot

@goodday2760

7 ай бұрын

@@The_Bigot Zack Ryder? I don't think you understand how this works, Lewie. See, history books have been written for millennia and will continue to be written for the foreseeable future. You may not know this, but McMahon does. And he's going to have to deal with the historical fact that he used the death of a wrestling family as an excuse to shove a bunch of people who can't wrestle down the throats of the viewers for over a decade. And luckily for me, you mentioned Zack Ryder. So you can't deny that you know precisely what I'm talking about.

@sparent180

7 ай бұрын

​@@The_Bigotthis clips hints at what type of person Vince is. This is one example of Vince treating employees like crap and there are other stories out there. Can only imagine the Vince stories that haven't been told or have been kept under wraps

At the end of the day when Vince passes a lot of stories will prolly come out because a lot of people will never say anything because I’m wwe you’ll supposed to only say good things about Vince out of “respect”

@dominiclowe3640

7 ай бұрын

Or people do actually have nice things to say like maven

@connerm1491

5 ай бұрын

@@dominiclowe3640 this didn’t age well

Maybe his life USED to be all about pro wrestling. But as Jim Cornette has said MANY times "Pro Wrestling" as he as well as myself knows it is dead. And has been for quite some time now. When you have men and women spending thousands of dollars to attend a wrestling camp/school to become A PRO WRESTLER. Then they are signed to a contract by WWE and are labeled "sports entertainers". Isn't that contradictory to everything they ever dreamed of being...? Going so far as to not even call wrestling moves what they are but rather make up ridiculous acronyms for them. It's PRO WRESTLING not Cirque du Soleil...!!! This is why i stopped watching the WWE and it's shitty product. They have abandoned everything that pro wrestling stands for and it's a damn shame. It's not always about "the money" it's about your passion and craft and the talent you bring to the table. Now i only watch very few American indy promotions who still stick to there roots. And mainly Japanese Puroresu who have NEVER abandoned them to begin with. Vince's daddy is probably rolling in his grave with what his kid has done to that company.

@sportsentertained

5 ай бұрын

No Way Jose danced funny tho

“Pick a hand Vince!”

Undertaker apologized, before the beats lol

I clicked the like button literally cuz hes doggin vince which is rare go coach!!😮

That trip was a trap😂

“20 years ago.” Ugh. That was a long time ago. Coach as a heel RAW reporter/character did a great job annoying me. Of course, this was the time when pro wrestling was still secret and sacred (with constant leaks from few sources). There’s nothing wrong to be rich or earning big time money. Thanks Coach for the reminder wealth, power, pleasure and honor are dangerous moreso they're hindering us to find real friends. Mr. McMahon has an off switch. Probable problem is, he is in trouble should he turned off, with certain female employees reporting sexual harassment or assault. And although the McMahons aren’t religious, kudos to Linda for her saint-like patience and forgiveness.

@zlinedavid

7 ай бұрын

Haha…by all accounts, Vince and Linda barely see each other, and she stays down in Florida with an alleged boytoy. The only reason they haven’t divorced is because of how messy it would be financially.

@OrionOodama

7 ай бұрын

@@zlinedavid Oh, really? Thanks for the shared oversight. So it’s a story of when one or the other are away, it’s time to play. And yeah, considering the big-time moolah involved, it’s rather better and practical having blind eyes on extra-curriculars.

@zlinedavid

7 ай бұрын

@@OrionOodama I think it goes beyond that. I’d say in their minds, they’re 99% divorced, save for family holidays and the odd photo op. They’re both free to do whatever, the only thing remaining is the legal tie. And yeah, that one would be as messy as Jeff Bezos’ divorce, because Linda was an integral part of the growth of the WWF/E. She’d have every right to claim 50% of Vince’s stake, in addition to whatever she already owns. Meaning if that happened, she might be the primary shareholder. I’d say they probably have an arrangement where Vince doesn’t hinder Linda’s access to money, and Linda doesn’t formally divorce him. And they stay out of each others business.

Know what he means about "the rare times you're so angry you cry" I got screw jobbed. I was livid.

Reminds me of lately where Vince showed up in Saudi Arabia with a cane and Undertaker at his side.

Coachman does not age! real vampire haha

I wanted to hear him talk about durag Vince😂

I think we all want different things in life. Whether that he only wants work friends, or wants to leave a legacy for his family to have.

@Big_talks.

7 ай бұрын

You think he could be happy with just working?

@jotac87278

7 ай бұрын

@Big_talks. 100%. Hank Iba was an old-time basketball coach. His family suggested that he lived an extra 5 years because of loving work, impacting kids, and a genuine purpose. I think some people are like that. 👍

@LP-ct9nk

5 ай бұрын

He sold the company to outside investors instead of handing it to his kids so he wasn’t concerned about leaving a legacy for them

@jotac87278

5 ай бұрын

@LP-ct9nk things change. Maybe for the longest time, he wanted to leave it to them but saw that they wanted other things. He's going to leave them a shit ton of money

When was the beat down from Batista and Taker? Cannot pinpoint a time where this could have happened, would love if someone can enlighten me on this.

@albaheth68

7 ай бұрын

I don't remember this event, so it's possible this happened after Raw or Smackdown went off the air.

I ate pizza while watching this lol

@pantelischrysafis4594

6 ай бұрын

What kind

Wrestling was the only way Vince could have a relationship with his dad (who he met for the first time when he was 12) - that explains a lot to me why he’s such a control freak and has virtually nothing else in his life. He wanted to be validated by his dad who walked out on him as a baby…incredibly tragic but it makes so much sense. Thankfully Shane McMahon hasn’t fallen into the same trap

I think Coach is probably wrong. He's trying to understand Vince by pretending how he would feel if he were in Vince's shoes but he's not trying to do that with Vince's mindset. Vince probably has one love and its the business.

Tony Kahn should have coach do interviews in roh or aew.

Man, I used to despise Coach but fuck me, he’s such a normal dude.

Vince is petty asf 😂😂😂 coach is straight shootin on him here. PAUSE! Tell it to the WWE loyalist it’ll be Coach fault 😂😂😂 Everybody can’t be wrong about the man.

Seems like during and post 9/11 was one of the worst times to work in WWE. RVD also stated that a lot of the guys didn't like going to Iraq/Afghanistan and that the so called" volunteer status" wasn't true. You were expected to go. That was also when I tuned out of Wrestling as it had become overtly patriotic. It was unwatchable and what burns even more is that the quality of matches during that era was on the rise.

@usernameluis305

7 ай бұрын

God forbid an american show has things relating to America

@jbtornado

7 ай бұрын

@@usernameluis305 found the WWE McMahon Stan.. nothing they ever do is wrong

@goodday2760

7 ай бұрын

@@jbtornado Neither you nor the OP have any clue what you're talking about. It's precisely this baseless notion that patriotism is a dirty word - coming usually from the most ensconsed and sheltered Americans who know nothing about Japan or the E.U., other than that they're not a wasteland today because of the U.S., but keep trying to say every American but themselves is backwards if they don't want to copy it - it is precisely this baseless notion that has brought out the stupidity that is the norm today, with blood pouring into the Black Sea, the Caspian, the eastern Mediterranean, and from the land straddling the Red and Arabian Seas. Go, enjoy your 2nd dark age, enlightened globetrotter. Those warzones are waiting with swimming pools and smoothies just for you. An Arab character fighting against prejudice, that's the patriotism in WWE that's so upsetting? Or was it the motorcycles and - oh the shock! oh the horror! - females with blond hair? You're just punks. It's that simple. Enjoy the stupid wrestling you've created on your poolside seats in Ukraine.

He gave grea voice

Vince is like my Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. Time has past both by. Both are millionaires but are obsessed, one with a wrestling ring & the other a football field. Instead of sipping on a margarita on a yacht . Probelm is they hurting they baby & dont see it. Still making loads of money: but thats off the legacy more so than current product. Time has past both guys by. But it belongs to them.

I feel like coachman is who Michael Cole could be if he got out. Both pros pro, both are very giving to the business and will do what they’re told. Just one didn’t leave.

@zlinedavid

7 ай бұрын

To an extent. Cole was a reporter, but Coach was an actual sportscaster. There is a difference. That’s the experience and the polish he brought when he arrived. Cole was and still is a reporter that became a wrestling announcer. Coach is a sportscaster that did wrestling.

@kylesherlock3859

7 ай бұрын

@@zlinedavid yes I suppose but they did similar jobs within the wwe, coach had higher profile “storyline” characters too.

@goodday2760

7 ай бұрын

Oh, look. Another mark who thinks the PG crooks like Cole are in the wrestling business.