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Very few people really know Vince McMahon. I’ve always believed Vince would be far more predisposed to allowing his family to carry on that legacy. I’ve always believed because of that legacy and how highly, apparently, Vince holds that legacy in that he has Stephanie, Shane, and by virtue of marriage, Triple H, and he’s got grandchildren. It’s evident when you walk into Vince’s office. I’ve said this before, but one of the reasons I was so steadfast in my opinion that WWE under Vince McMahon will never sell is because of the strong impression that I’ve had over many years – but particularly working with Vince closely for a short time over four or five months – it’s so obvious that Vince holds the legacy of his father and grandfather so highly. Whether or not that leads to a sale, I’m probably more open to that than I was. I think that perhaps, for whatever reason, the strategy over the last five or six years with NXT is being reevaluated, and as a result, there’s just a lot of talent looking for work. I think that WWE, for whatever reason, stacked a lot of talent – I’m talking a lot of developmental talent, these are not all big-name, well-established characters in WWE. I think this is just a market correction. On the potential reason for the WWE releases and why he thinks Vince McMahon wouldn’t sell the company: “Here’s my impression from way outside the lines and on the outside looking in. He’s a company guy, so I’m really kind of surprised.” He’s an easy guy to work with and not a pain in the ass. As far as his in-ring presentation, I haven’t watched a lot of his stuff recently, but man, the guy is fluid and can do so much. He saw the distinction between the person and character. But John didn’t have that even early on breaking into the business. The talent themselves sometimes confuse the character they’re playing with the real person, and I understand that because oftentimes the lines are intentionally blurred. Had a great sense of wanting to create a great character, and he understood the difference between the real John Morrison and the character John Morrison which, believe it or not, a lot of people have struggled with from time to time. An amazing physique, great look, he was healthy, and wasn’t injury-prone.
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He learned really quickly in terms of his mic work, skills, and performance backstage – he learned very, very quickly. But I remember John just doing a great job. On John Morrison’s WWE release: “John, from the get-go, when he first made his debut in WWE – actually, I think he started working with me initially as my assistant or whatever the role was. You can check out some highlights from the podcast below: During the latest edition of his “83 Weeks” podcast, Eric Bischoff commented on John Morrison’s WWE release, why WWE is releasing a ton of talent, and more.