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WWE Hall of Famer desires Vince McMahon again within the firm

While former WWE CEO Vince McMahon is a controversial figure, a Hall of Famer thinks the company should bring him back into the fold.

After McMahon parted ways with the Stamford-based promotion, Triple H has fully gained control of creative direction. However, Teddy Long believes that bringing McMahon back in power could held elevate some stars that are not being used well.

Speaking on TMZ’s Inside The Ring podcast, the WWE Hall of Famer stated:

“A lot of talent is out there now. Some guys are doing great, and some guys are not. And it’s based on the creative people, the people that are in charge of what you do out on that TV. That’s how your career is based. You can go out there and do something one night and it will kill you. That’ll kill your whole career. And they know how to do that to people… A lot of guys that are in charge don’t do it because you can do the job. They’ll mess with you because they got the power. They know that they can. So, it’s changing a little bit now, but I think what we got to do, we got to get Vince [McMahon] back so we can do this thing right and get the fans back on board, man.”

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Teddy Long believes Vince McMahon could actually return to WWE

While it may seem unlikely, Teddy Long does not think the idea of Vince McMahon being back in the Stamford-based promotion is not a far-fetched idea.

Adding to his previous comments, Long stated:

“I don’t think the chapter has ever closed with him. Like I said, I don’t know what happened or any of that stuff, but in my knowing him, this [wrestling] was his life. He loved this. This was his life… I had a chance to ride on the plane with him one night, and as soon as we took off, he talked about wrestling until we landed.”

As of now, only time will tell if Vince McMahon will indeed be back in WWE down the line.


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