Vince McMahon evaluates John Cena's rap CD
says who scripted Mae Young birthing a hand
Vince McMahon showed off some personality and wit in an interview with WBCN 104.1 in Boston to promote the three-hour Raw tonight celebrating 800 episodes.
McMahon talked about WWE having to adhere its product to the audience on a small-scale and large-scale with the wrestlers needing to listen to the live audience while in the ring and WWE, as a whole, needing to change with the times over the last 15 years to remain a strong TV franchise.
The interview actually started with a discussion of Mae Young and the late Fabulous Moolah. McMahon had the following tongue-in-cheek comments to say about the attraction of Mae Young.
"Mae is still going strong at the age of...whatever it is...somewhere around dirt," McMahon deadpanned to Toucher and Rich. "She's really going strong and for some reason, she has this sexuality about her even at 87. She just exudes this magnetism and sexuality. She draws the audience in. Everyone on the entire roster just gravitates toward her."
McMahon was then asked about the storyline of Mae Young giving birth to a hand via Mark Henry. "It just happened that way," McMahon said. "They copulated and out comes a hand."
The interview turned to Boston-area star John Cena about his rap career. McMahon said Cena sold about half-a-million CDs, then he critiqued the efforts behind the CD. "It was decent," McMahon said. "I thought it was good for someone who's never done it before, like his first movie, 'The Marine.'"
McMahon said Cena is an extremely talented kid and an outstanding human being. He asked the hosts if they played Cena's CD when it came out and they said they made fun of it, which McMahon said that's okay because that's what they're about.
This led to the following exchange with classic McMahon humor.
Toucher and Rich: "You must have people all the time coming up to you at the most inappropriate places saying, 'Dude, make me the next Rock.' Has there ever been a scenario where you remember thinking, 'There's no possible way you could ever be a wrestler'?"
McMahon: "Yes, as a matter of fact, it was at the old Boston Garden and I was standing at a public urinal."
"Oh God, really?"
"No, not really, but it sounds like a good story."
"I was about to say, what is Vince McMahon doing in a public bathroom?"
"I'd ask myself the same question."
source :http://pwtorch.com/artman2/publish/WWE_News_3/article_27650.shtml
McMahon talked about WWE having to adhere its product to the audience on a small-scale and large-scale with the wrestlers needing to listen to the live audience while in the ring and WWE, as a whole, needing to change with the times over the last 15 years to remain a strong TV franchise.
The interview actually started with a discussion of Mae Young and the late Fabulous Moolah. McMahon had the following tongue-in-cheek comments to say about the attraction of Mae Young.
"Mae is still going strong at the age of...whatever it is...somewhere around dirt," McMahon deadpanned to Toucher and Rich. "She's really going strong and for some reason, she has this sexuality about her even at 87. She just exudes this magnetism and sexuality. She draws the audience in. Everyone on the entire roster just gravitates toward her."
McMahon was then asked about the storyline of Mae Young giving birth to a hand via Mark Henry. "It just happened that way," McMahon said. "They copulated and out comes a hand."
The interview turned to Boston-area star John Cena about his rap career. McMahon said Cena sold about half-a-million CDs, then he critiqued the efforts behind the CD. "It was decent," McMahon said. "I thought it was good for someone who's never done it before, like his first movie, 'The Marine.'"
McMahon said Cena is an extremely talented kid and an outstanding human being. He asked the hosts if they played Cena's CD when it came out and they said they made fun of it, which McMahon said that's okay because that's what they're about.
This led to the following exchange with classic McMahon humor.
Toucher and Rich: "You must have people all the time coming up to you at the most inappropriate places saying, 'Dude, make me the next Rock.' Has there ever been a scenario where you remember thinking, 'There's no possible way you could ever be a wrestler'?"
McMahon: "Yes, as a matter of fact, it was at the old Boston Garden and I was standing at a public urinal."
"Oh God, really?"
"No, not really, but it sounds like a good story."
"I was about to say, what is Vince McMahon doing in a public bathroom?"
"I'd ask myself the same question."
source :http://pwtorch.com/artman2/publish/WWE_News_3/article_27650.shtml
Vince McMahon Accident
vince mcmahon accident
this is the video of the terrible accident of vince mcmahon when he wanna give a ma 100000 $. He will return to raw for the general manager at the 19.01.09 when he feels good.....
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Accident prone Vince McMahon in another weird accident and a fix
Accident prone Vince McMahon had an accident yesterday. It happened during last night, after the three-hour Raw draft special. Vince was hurt when lighting equipment crashed onto the stage and a large electric sign toppled onto him at the AT&T Center. Vince is accident prone and not only once has he been involved in many accidents. Vince McMahon's 'accident' during Raw was designed to end the Million Dollar Giveaway, and to start a new angle that will involve other McMahon family members.
Being in such places seems to lead him to such unconventional situations which leave him just miserable and unhealthy. Last year, he was in a greasily accident in which his limousine busted into flames seconds after McMahon got into it. The subsequent debut of the media circus in the investigation of who blew the limousine was a big time hype. It was dubbed the beginning of "who blew up Vince McMahon" story. This time round the hype will be "who pushed the sign onto Vince McMahon"
Fans and pundits in the game have said that it's not at all clever to blow up a limo and to let an electric sign post to fall on the big man. It was painful to watch Vince being whisked out on a stretcher after the very uncanny act of felling an electric sign on him by some mischievous clown. After the accident last night, Vince McMahon was taken away on a stretcher. After Vince McMahon gave away $500,000 last night, WWE announced on its Web site after the show, that the weekly money giveaways have been suspended for the foreseeable future, due to the accident. Stay tuned for the Vince McMahon injury details.
source:http://www.thaindian.com/newsportal/entertainment/accident-prone-vince-mcmahon-in-another-weird-accident-and-a-fix_10064307.html
Being in such places seems to lead him to such unconventional situations which leave him just miserable and unhealthy. Last year, he was in a greasily accident in which his limousine busted into flames seconds after McMahon got into it. The subsequent debut of the media circus in the investigation of who blew the limousine was a big time hype. It was dubbed the beginning of "who blew up Vince McMahon" story. This time round the hype will be "who pushed the sign onto Vince McMahon"
Fans and pundits in the game have said that it's not at all clever to blow up a limo and to let an electric sign post to fall on the big man. It was painful to watch Vince being whisked out on a stretcher after the very uncanny act of felling an electric sign on him by some mischievous clown. After the accident last night, Vince McMahon was taken away on a stretcher. After Vince McMahon gave away $500,000 last night, WWE announced on its Web site after the show, that the weekly money giveaways have been suspended for the foreseeable future, due to the accident. Stay tuned for the Vince McMahon injury details.
source:http://www.thaindian.com/newsportal/entertainment/accident-prone-vince-mcmahon-in-another-weird-accident-and-a-fix_10064307.html
