Former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon ran the company for over four decades and helped professional wrestling gain global recognition. In recent years, many stories have come out regarding McMahon, which have offered an insight into how things worked behind the scenes in the global sports entertainment juggernaut before Triple H became its head booker.
During a recent chat on Sportskeeda's The Wrestling Time Machine, Bill Apter claimed that Vince McMahon used to throw tantrums while in charge. WWE Hall of Famer Teddy Long agreed to Apter's statement and revealed the potential reason behind it. For those unaware, the Hall of Famer worked closely with McMahon for years and saw him tackle numerous situations behind the scenes.
Long said that while he used to be confused about McMahon's alleged tantrums, he realized that the 79-year-old did so because he was running a huge business.
"All the time. The man didn't play. And I, you know, I used to look at him, and I'm like, 'Jesus Christ, why are you doing that?' But I understand now this man has a billion-dollar operation, and one word could scre* it all up," Long said. [From 16:30 onwards]
Long, Apter, Mac Davis, and Bill Korderas addressed the fallout from the former WWE referee's tweet about Tony Khan on the show. Korderas had tweeted about the AEW President, claiming that he threw tantrums, which led to the discussion about Vince McMahon.
Dax Harwood responded to Jimmy's tweets with some harsh words. Korderas later replied to Harwood's remarks on the show. The former WWE official hasn't been part of the professional wrestling business since retiring in 2012.
Korderas started his career with the promotion in 1987 and spent 22 long years with World Wrestling Entertainment. After leaving the company, he made a few appearances for Ring of Honor before retiring in 2012. Following his retirement, Korderas published a book about his experiences and has a podcast on YouTube.
For more Jimmy Korderas content, check out his YouTube podcast, Refin' It Up.
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