The book tells the story of the supreme emperor of professional wrestling, Vince McMahon, and how he accepts his identity. The author talks to many people who have been overpowered by McMahon and explains his objectionable actions.
The speaker and Sam discuss the recent passing of Buddy Schoenheimer and acknowledge him as one of the greatest coaches to ever win a Super Bowl.
The speaker reflects on his teenage years where he was a huge wrestling fan and how this had a big impact on him and the culture of that time. They also touch on the current happenings of WWE as a $9 billion company.
Author James Andrew Miller discusses his book about the life of wrestling mogul Vince McMahon, which involved interviewing over 150 people and analyzing archival material including financial records and genealogy.
An exploration of Vince McMahon's legacy in the wrestling industry and the questionable actions he has taken, such as allegedly overpowering others. It also discusses how his character as an evil businessman in wrestling may be more reflective of his father than himself.