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Vince McMahon made a surprise appearance on SmackDown last week.
He was part of the show’s closing segment, which celebrated Triple H’s 25th anniversary with WWE.
But instead of paying tribute to The Game, it was more like a barbecue.
Shawn Michaels played the key role, ripping his former D-Generation X partner for several low-light races.
Then McMahon appeared on stage and things got even weirder.
The boss praised his son-in-law, joked about his career, referenced Katie Vick’s infamous story, and even HHH’s participation in Bayley’s dire segment of 2017: ‘This Is Your Life’.
After all of that, he told DX to end the show and returned to the gorilla position when SmackDown went off the air.
Vince’s participation in the closing segment left fans very confused, and many discussed his appearance on social media.
Many would not be able to figure it out if he was involuntarily everywhere with his crazy promotion, or if he was playing a Mr. McMahon character to suit the mood of the Triple H ‘celebration’.
Weekend, WrestleVotes He provided insight into the situation by sharing a conversation with someone who appears to be a behind-the-scenes source.
“This is how it has been the last 2 weeks or so that I am watching,” the source wrote about McMahon’s behavior.
“Think about this pandemic, Mania canceled, XFL’s death finally caught him, and he’s on the ‘f *** it’ side of it all. ‘To hell, Vince’ could be crazy.”
Fasten your seat belts to WWE fans, because it looks like we’re on a wild ride.
The idea that McMahon has reached this point certainly supports the reports from last week, suggesting that his “bad mood” has become a joke and a “source of laughter” in the backstage.
But is it really surprising? The coronavirus pandemic, losing the XFL and having to completely change WrestleMania’s plans in the short term would be enough to push anyone to the limit.
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