Paul Wight, also known as The Big Show, recently shared his thoughts on Vince McMahon and the upcoming All In pay-per-view event happening tomorrow at Wembley. In an interview with Inside The Ropes, the AEW star and former multi-time world champion expressed his belief that McMahon is likely feeling a mix of anger and excitement due to the competition.
According to Wight, McMahon is someone who thrives on competition and enjoys the challenge it brings. He has a “jungle-type mentality” and always strives to be the best at what he does. When faced with competition, McMahon becomes fired up and motivated to improve.
Wight further emphasized that the worst thing that could happen to McMahon is for him to become bored or monotonous. Competition keeps him engaged and ensures that both the fans and the wrestlers receive a better product.
It’s evident that McMahon’s drive for competition has been a key factor in the success of WWE over the years. His willingness to adapt and evolve has allowed the company to remain at the forefront of the industry.
In a separate interview, Wight also discussed how the young talents in AEW will benefit from working in front of the passionate U.K. crowds. He believes that the experience will help them grow and improve as performers.
For more details on Wight’s thoughts about the impact of U.K. crowds on AEW talents, you can read the interview here.
It’s clear that competition brings out the best in Vince McMahon and drives him to continuously improve. While he may be initially frustrated by the rise of AEW and events like All In, it ultimately benefits the industry as a whole. As fans, we can look forward to a more exciting and competitive landscape in professional wrestling.
(H/T and transcribed by Fightful)
Originally posted at: Wrestling Headlines