Vince McMahon is notoriously known for his last minute changes and decision making which results in backstage problems.
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Vince McMahon has been out of the creative for quite a while now, but like every boss whenever he feels he comes up with an idea and makes changes. WrestlingInc. recently reported that Vince McMahon was on WWE RAW backstage. But the big question is why was he backstage. The normal logic would be that WWE headquarters is roughly 80 miles away from Hartford, where WWE RAW went live. So, he would have been an attendant.
But, Sean Ross Sap of Fightful, reported that Vince McMahon made some changes a couple of hours before WWE Monday Night RAW went live. He captioned a tweet – “We’re told Vince McMahon ended up changing a lot to tonight’s well-received WWE Raw a couple of hours before the show.”
It is still unknown what all changes were made. Also, Vince McMahon is notoriously known for changing scripts and storylines, which some wrestlers might dislike but he’s the boss and he does whatever he wishes.
Also, Tonight’s Monday Night RAW was spectacular as we saw Seth Rollins retaining his WWE Championship and WWE RAW saw a World title defense after 24 months, so it was entertaining. It is still not known what Mr. McMahon did but the show was well applauded by the fans, so, now it doesn’t matter what Vince McMahon changed.
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Seth Rollins was believed to be unhappy with Vince McMahon’s decision to change things on RAW following WrestleMania. The Drip God was visibly agitated, and a fan camera captured the entire thing live. This raised many worries regarding his standing with WWE.
As witnessed during the RAW Seth Rollins arrived to the ring after the WWE Wrestlemania 39 broadcast but immediately departed without saying anything. Rollins was spotted arguing with the ringside workers during the commercial break, and he ended up tossing down a microphone he was carrying before the break finished. Fans on social media have questioned if the part was scripted correctly. Former WWE writer Freddie Prinze Jr. and co-host Jeff Dye shared their perspectives from ringside on their podcast. Dye made the following statement:
“They played a commercial during his intro, and then we could kind of hear him having a freak-out on some … production people. He was going ‘Why is there a commercial?!’ You couldn’t really hear what he was saying. You could just tell he was mad.”
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