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#4 A picture of himself
On WWE TV, Vince McMahon has been portrayed as the evil, maniacal billionaire. He is able to use his vast fortune and resources to get what he wants, and is only thwarted by those who are incorruptible (Shawn Michaels, 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin).
In the past few years, a picture emerged of a younger McMahon, presumably from the early 90s, lounging at home, with a giant picture of himself in the background.
Relaxing with his dog Bosley, the relaxed, sneaker and Zubaz-clad McMahon is a stark difference to the same man in the painting, which shows a built McMahon, dressed in all white.
It seems the egotistical portrayal McMahon gives on TV may be more rooted in reality than the WWE Universe first thought, but in the Boss' defence, when you're as rich as he is, there's only so long you can go before you get a portrait.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
