“People Were Talking About Suing”: The Undertaker’s Brother Recalls the World Showing No Faith in WWE Chairman Vince McMahon

The ‘Big Red Machine’, the on-screen brother of WWE legend The Undertaker, reveals fascinating insights about Vince McMahon. Diving into the WWE Chairman’s business strategies and entrepreneurship skills, Kane reveals the boss’s secrets.

We all know at this point the mindset of Vince McMahon. Through the various interviews with John Cena and Dwayne Johnson, we have heard about his brilliance in capturing a new market. But hearing it from Kane put a different light on the topic as he gives many instances of Vince’s genius.

Kane’s interview with Honest Offense

Kane, while talking about Vince and his business strategies, said, “You look at pay-per-view, if you go to www.payperview.com, you get redirected to WWE. Vince did not invent pay-per-view, but you can make an argument that he was the guy that perfected it… WWE Network, which originally was going to be a cable network, and then he decided ‘we’re going put it online, move all the pay-per-views to a monthly subscription,’ we all thought he was crazy for that because pay-per-view made up half the companies revenue.”

He continued saying, “I remember, the stock sunk, ‘Vince McMahon is an idiot,’ people were talking about suing… He can figure out where entertainment, technology, and delivery is going and he ends up getting there first. It’s like he has a weird ESP about it.”

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Kane also talked about the early days of WWF, when Vince McMahon crossed the pro wrestling boundaries and promoted his show all over the United States. This would launch the WWE into the biggest talked-about show all over America.

When Vince McMahon won the WWE Championship

Vince McMahon winning the WWE Championship was a moment everyone thought would result in WWE closing its doors forever. But his win resulted in Steve Austin becoming the greatest face in the company. Even today, the Vince and Austin rivalry stands out as one of the best moments in WWE and pro wrestling history.

Not only did many promotions copy this, it led to their show going down. And it doesn’t come as a surprise that many of the biggest stars who aren’t with WWE still hold Vince to a pedestal as the greatest promoter in the industry.

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The recent loss in viewership and the casual public’s loss of interest might just be a temporary setback. But with Vince McMahon at the helm of the company, the profits that the company is making are unsurmountable. And Vince’s leadership will surely lead to the rise in quality that many on Twitter keep complaining about.