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[Golayitdown]

Yokozuna was supposed to be japanese. Chinese people got a lot of resentment towards japan

I know, that's why I said Asian. Couldn't think of a good Chinese example

 

[MushroomX]

perhaps

its equally plausible that shane got disspirited when vince started leaning towards steph and trips and just lost his love for the biz..that kinda uncomfortably forced him into that silent role..he certainly showed the charisma and smarts to pitch and sell when he was really rollin and he doesnt seem to have a problem moving up the ladder in a fairly high profile company now. i think your conclusion is definitely right at the moment though..because im not convinced shane can rediscover the passion he had for wrestling and if he was just put into it right now there would probably be a bit of a lull (not like wwe is doing any good as it is anyway but the point remains imo)

Well there is Charisma for a normal business, but then Charisma to promote your product in a Entertainment industry; basically your a CEO/Promoter in one.

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

Well there is Charisma for a normal business, but then Charisma to promote your product in a Entertainment industry; basically your a CEO/Promoter in one.

what u tryin to say

thou shall not blaspheme the little lion. i know u know ur better than that

 

[MushroomX]

what u tryin to say

thou shall not blaspheme the little lion. i know u know ur better than that

Im saying Shane is more of a backstage person, making sure everything runs smoothly.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

So who's HHH, Scar?

 

[Notorious 1 E.Y.E.]

Would have been perfect for a marketing opportunity

You ******. ..... the jokes write themselves

 

[El Poyo Loco]

So who's HHH, Scar?

Yup. Be prepared

 

[Big Jo]

Somehow I think Vince wanted Shane to take over, but Shane didn't want to be under Vince's shadow which pissed him off. The funny thing is that Shane probably wouldn't be as successful as Vince, because Vince knew how to pitch his product while it seems Shane is comfortable being a silent figurehead.

Agreed. It's obviously difficult to work for Vince, let alone take over the company, let alone take over the company when you're his son

I bet on paper the plan was always for Shane to own the company after Vince moved on. But as it unfolded it just wasn't really ideal circumstances, Shane felt the pressure and had to leave. I don't blame him