Vince Mchamon
Mr. McMahon: The Devil Behind the Curtain Professional wrestling has produced immortal heroes. Stone Cold Steve Austin drank beer and raised hell. The Rock became the People's Champion. The Undertaker ruled the darkness. John Cena carried an entire generation. But no villain ever stood above them all. There has never been a heel like Vince McMahon. To millions, he was Mr. McMahon—the arrogant billionaire in the expensive suit who believed the company belonged to him and that every wrestler, referee and fan existed solely to serve his will. His booming voice, volcanic temper and unmistakable strut became symbols of power. When his music hit, arenas erupted in deafening boos before he had spoken a single word. Yet the greatest irony in wrestling history is this: The man audiences loved to hate was also the man responsible for creating the stage on which so many of wrestling's greatest heroes were born. Vince McMahon did not simply run a wrestling company. He transform...