Vince McMahon is perhaps the most polarizing figure in the world of pro-wrestling (sorry John Cena). There are people from WWE and from elsewhere who hate his guts, and there are people who still vouch for Vince’s soft side.
However, one thing that no one can take away from the WWE chairman is the vision and success he achieved and has helped achieve for the performers of his promotion. It was Vince McMahon who changed the traditional territory system and made pro-wrestling a global phenomenon with the help of TV.
Mark Henry heaped praises about Vince McMahon
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Seems like Vince’s way of conducting business really inspired the WWE legend, Mark Henry.
In an interview with ‘Vlad TV’ in 2020, the former World Champion revealed that during the quarantine, Henry was making money by teaching all the things he learned from Vince in the business.
“Vince [McMahon] has taught me so much about business that I can make a living during this quarantine. I’m feeding my family off the stuff that I was taught. You cant repay people like that, you just have to pass it on.” said Herry.
The power-lifter worked for the boss for over twenty years and learned a lot. However, there have been questions in the minds of fans as to why Henry was treated like a mid-carder.
Eventually, it looks like Henry now knows the ‘behind the scenes’ of the industry and how are ideas created.
Mark Henry still has one more run left in him
Ever since moving to AEW, the former World Champion has confessed multiple times that he wants today’s kid to see Mark Henry live in the ring instead of old YouTube videos.
Back in 2021, Henry also confessed that he shed a considerable amount of weight just to get ready for in-ring action.
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However, since then, the crowd is still waiting for the power-lifter to make his move again. Recently, Henry was seen as a broadcaster for the episodes of AEW Dynamite and Rampage.
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Eventually, the former champion wants to make a comeback and give the fans what they want the most, one proper run in the ring.