Professional wrestling legend and two times WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair who is also a former 16 times world champion as recognised by WWE recently talked about the return of Vince McMahon to WWE and revealed that he was glad about the return of the owner of the promotion.
Vince McMahon is the owner of WWE who was active in the promotion for over 50 years. When he started working in WWE it was just another professional wrestling promotion. It was his credibility that WWE became such a phenomena and he was the biggest mastermind behind the ultimate success of the promotion.
Ric Flair Is “Glad” That Vince McMahon Is Back
But his product was getting lackluster at the final days of his reign. Fans were getting bored with the repetitive and boring product and they were desperately looking for a change. Last year, he suddenly announced his retirement during the month of July and his son in law Triple H became the Head of Creative of the promotion.
The former 14 times WWE world champion was producing a much better product than McMahon and most of the fans were pretty much please what they were getting from the Cerebral Assassin. But TV ratings and viewership was getting better day by day. The product was vastly improving.
In the meantime, McMahon shocked the world once again when he announced his return to the promotion. As soon as he returned to WWE she took full control of the creative. The quality of the product started to decrease once again.
It is believed that he is back just to make sure is smooth sell process of the promotion. McMahon is Losing all the respects he earned throughout the years and he is turning out to be the most hated man in professional wrestling today.
Ric Flair who is also a former 16 times world champion as recognised by WWE recently spoke on his To Be The Man podcast where he talked about the return of Vince McMahon to WWE and revealed that he was glad about the return of the owner of the promotion. He said;
“I’m personally glad he’s back. I don’t begin to know, There’s only a few people that do know and I’m not one of them. I honestly believe that he lives and breathes the business and he just said to himself, ‘I own all this stuff. It’s mine. I built it. I want back in’, and I don’t blame him.”
“Thirty years of being on TV on Raw. Think about that. Thirty years. I mean, it’s unbelievable. I hope he walks out that door in Philadelphia, busts the door open, stands there, and struts down that aisle and says, ‘I’m back.’ The place would go crazy. I guarantee it. That will be a rating.”
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