Vincent Kennedy McMahon (RAW Spoilers)

**Mr. Nerfect** · 06-12-2007, 01:37 AM

Seriously, I know the "I'll show you! You'll see!" thing is a joke, but make it someone like Stevie Richards, Val Venis or Little Guido. They're tired of being overlooked, so they blew up Vince.

My first reaction to the storyline was "ugh," but whodunnit storylines are pretty interesting when the WWE puts them into practice. It's just the outcome is usually shit (Rikishi running over Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Great Khali taking out the main eventers, etc.). This is the first storyline in a while that has seemed like it could fit in the Attitude era.

If they don't go with someone unexpected (someone unexpected with talent, that it), I think the best option is for it to be either Eric Bischoff or Paul Heyman. Maybe even both? I'd mark out for Heyman trying to get revenge on Vince for ruining ECW.

It will probably end up being Shane, though. Anyway, this is actually a somewhat intriguing storyline. Especially if it keeps Vince away from my TV set for a while.

Oh, and they simply must have Gregory Helms play the non-wrestling character of "Sherlock Helms," and investigate this case.

06-12-2007, 01:37 AM	#11
Mr. Nerfect Posts: 61,634	Seriously, I know the "I'll show you! You'll see!" thing is a joke, but make it someone like Stevie Richards, Val Venis or Little Guido. They're tired of being overlooked, so they blew up Vince. My first reaction to the storyline was "ugh," but whodunnit storylines are pretty interesting when the WWE puts them into practice. It's just the outcome is usually shit (Rikishi running over Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Great Khali taking out the main eventers, etc.). This is the first storyline in a while that has seemed like it could fit in the Attitude era. If they don't go with someone unexpected (someone unexpected with talent, that it), I think the best option is for it to be either Eric Bischoff or Paul Heyman. Maybe even both? I'd mark out for Heyman trying to get revenge on Vince for ruining ECW. It will probably end up being Shane, though. Anyway, this is actually a somewhat intriguing storyline. Especially if it keeps Vince away from my TV set for a while. Oh, and they simply must have Gregory Helms play the non-wrestling character of "Sherlock Helms," and investigate this case.