Iconic WWE Commentator Details How Vince McMahon’s Exit Has Changed WWE Forever

After Vince McMahon, who was perhaps the most brilliant mind in professional wrestling, departed the industry, there was a substantial shift in the industry. The billionaire, who used his creativity and intellect to grow the WWE into the greatest pro wrestling organization, also popularized the entire business. Many independent businesses have popped up all over the world as a result, making wrestling one of the most popular global interests. Filling McMahon’s large shoes was, therefore, not a simple task.

However, it appears that Triple H and Stephanie McMahon have solved the issue and have once more put the organization on top. Speaking about this, Michael Cole, one of the company’s famous voices and a trustworthy employee of McMahon, said that things have been going well ever since McMahon departed the company.

Michael Cole thinks the industry is better after Vince McMahon left

In order to fulfill his duties for ESPN’s “College Gameday,” Pat McAfee has been away from WWE. However, on Thursday, his partner Michael Cole joined him on “The Pat McAfee Show.” During this, McAfee asked him how is WWE without McMahon.

Cole stated, “Everything’s been great. It’s really been a great change of scenery. The past couple of months. Things are going wonderfully. The ratings have been good. Stories have been great. It’s a different world.” Pat McAfee interrupts, “What are you talking about?”

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Cole replies, “Vince McMahon. I work under Vince for 25 years. And I knew nothing else. He was the second dad to me in many ways. It was a shock when it first happened. I think we’ve all settled in and we’ve realized, hey the show must go on. That’s what Vince always said, and the show is going on and we’re doing well.”

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It is true that WWE improved after McMahon, in terms of storylines, the women’s division, and a number of other areas. And now it does have everything that it had been missing for a very long time. So it appears that HHH is restoring WWE to its heyday once again.