Paul Heyman Calls Vince McMahon Supremely Complicated
“No, I don’t think Vince ever considered himself a good man.— Paul Heyman
Paul Heyman described Vince McMahon as a supremely complicated human being of great accomplishment during a recent interview.
When asked if McMahon is a good man, Heyman said he does not believe McMahon would ever consider himself that. Heyman added that McMahon did not care about being viewed as a good man and did not feel he was placed on the planet for that purpose.
Heyman stated that McMahon is a man of great accomplishment. He expressed regret over past battles with McMahon, noting that McMahon enjoyed confrontation and childish battles.
As an example, Heyman pointed to the 2006 relaunch of ECW. McMahon told Heyman he was putting him in charge but then immediately began stripping him of any authority over controlling, contouring, tailoring or creating the product.
Heyman said McMahon got off on changing ECW and turning it into a personal battle that was terrible for the product, the company and even worse for the audience. He called it the most miserable six months.
Heyman is not particularly active in WWE storylines at present and no longer regularly accompanies The Vision for their matches.
Story timeline · 4 reports
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- On the Record: Paul Heyman Explains Why Vince McMahon Doesn’t Think He’s a ‘Good Man’Per AOL.com: 0 Paul Heyman has shared his thoughts on his complicated relationship with Vince McMahon and explained why he believes the former WWE Chairman…
- On the Record: Paul Heyman Details Why Vince McMahon’s Work Ethic Was ‘Impossible’ To Keep up WithPer NY Fights: Per NY Fights: Paul Heyman and Vince McMahon are two individuals who have crossed paths many times throughout their careers.
Sources: Wrestling Observer · AOL.com · NY Fights
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