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So tonight, we’re starting a new retrospective! We’re gonna be looking at the Attitude Era SmackDowns. Considering that this year is the 25th anniversary of SmackDown, figured.
Vince McMahon, in full Vincent Kennedy McMahon, Jr., (born August 24, 1945, Pinehurst, North Carolina, U.S.), American professional wrestling impresario who used showmanship and tireless promotion to make wrestling, formerly a niche entertainment, into a vastly lucrative industry. McMahon was himself the son of a wrestling promoter, and in the 1970s he began working as a ringside announcer for his father’s business, Capitol Wrestling Corporation (later known as the World Wrestling Federation [WWF; 1979–2002] and World Wrestling Entertainment [WWE; 2002– ]). In 1982 he bought the company. McMahon transformed the sport, displaying the brash ambition and innate promotional ability that
The 2000s-era WWF of "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, The Rock, and The Undertaker changed the life of a biographer as a kid, and again as she investigated Vince McMahon for the book Ringmaster.