Vince McMahon has also been considered one of the leading faces of overseas TV for decades, like many other members of the American show business, with his programs broadcast regularly on various US TV channels and which have literally entered into a part of the rituals and habits of Americans, much like those of members of the WWE Universe from the rest of the world, although on other time slots or on different TV stations.
Apparently, after years of partnership with some of the world’s most important TV channels, Vince McMahon will also join one of the world’s most successful on-demand sites, we are obviously talking about Netflix, thanks to a TV series based precisely on the president and chairman of the WWE, which will begin, as stated at the last meeting of the last quarter of the last year.
WWE & Bill Simmons producing a multi-part Netflix documentary on Vince McMahon, will be one of the highest budgeted Netflix docs in history.
— Dave Meltzer (@davemeltzerWON) October 29, 2020
Series such as “Don’t f * * k with Cats” or “Tiger King” or “Making a Murder” are among the many documentaries that have become popular on the Netflix line, with the documentary on Vince McMahon and his rise to an American billionaire with his WWE who were still missing from the famous portal’s online bookstore.
WWE President & Chief Revenue Officer Nick Khan decided to let all the investors and professionals present know during the penultimate conference call of the year, held only a few days ago, that Netflix is already planning a TV series based entirely on their Chairman, Vince McMahon, with filming that has not officially begun yet, but is now imminent.
There should also be glimpses of Vince McMahon Jr’s past existence in the series, both before and after his arrival at the helm of WWE, with a television product that will also resume certain aspects of the world of wrestling that are still unknown to many.
We will have to wait for the release of the TV series on Netflix for other specifics about the length of the episodes, the number of them or the protagonists involved, provided that the website has not intentionally released information for the release of the TV series on Netflix.
There should also be glimpses of Vince McMahon Jr’s past existence in the series, both before and after his arrival at the helm of WWE, with a television product that will also resume certain aspects of the world of wrestling that are still unknown to many.
We will have to wait for the release of the TV series on Netflix for other specifics about the length of the episodes, the number of them, or the protagonists involved, provided that the website has not intentionally released information for the release of the TV series on Netflix.
Other notable tales include the time when a member of the WWE writing staff was drag-raced and nearly killed, the time he got a fake announcer arrested as a joke, and the time he attempted to fart in someone’s face but unintentionally soiled himself — moments before going to the ring for a live TV segment where the camera crew had to film around his back.
