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Post by Bazzy on Jun 16, 2022 10:10:01 GMT -5
Remember the Nailz in the shower story ? Will that resurface ?
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Post by Travis605 on Jun 16, 2022 10:26:09 GMT -5
Remember the Nailz in the shower story ? Will that resurface ? That was completely false with Kevin Kelly saying that during Vince's steroid trail |
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Post by Travis605 on Jun 16, 2022 10:26:55 GMT -5
“McMahon gave the woman to Laurinaitis "like a toy." Sounds made up. Everybody knows Vince hates tag teams. Bravo! |
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Post by Gunslinger on Jun 16, 2022 10:27:05 GMT -5
WWE is the last major entertainment not owned by one of the monolithic corporations. Now someone is putting the squeeze on to correct that. Once they took that NBC deal it was inevitable that interested parties would try to get rid of Vince. Unfortunately the way he's conducted himself over the years has caught up and he's easier to target than he should be. If McMahon and the "wrestling people" are removed and replaced with corporate, however bad you think WWE has been over the last several years will look great in comparison. Look at every major US TV network, the state of DC and Marvel comics, and all of your streaming services like Netflix to get a dose of what they want WWE to be. |
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Post by Swarm on Jun 16, 2022 10:38:33 GMT -5
“McMahon gave the woman to Laurinaitis "like a toy." Sounds made up. Everybody knows Vince hates tag teams. Bravo!  |
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Post by Vegas on Jun 16, 2022 13:10:08 GMT -5
Hush Money in the Bank (I saw that on Facebook ad thought it was funny.)
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Post by Swarm on Jun 16, 2022 14:02:33 GMT -5
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Post by Wookie7969 on Jun 16, 2022 21:37:53 GMT -5
“McMahon gave the woman to Laurinaitis "like a toy." Sounds made up. Everybody knows Vince hates tag teams. ... I had not read that detail. Definitely a hit in place then. Is this a woman who was employed by WWE, or someone they trafficked in and were holding hostage? Like women have no autonomy and can be treated like objects. And how would any of these details be known if there was a NDA in place? Whole thing stinks. I haven't read any articles I'm just basing this of what was reported by What Culture here in the UK. Apparently it was a friend of the woman's who sent an email to the board in April this year (which they have been looking into since) then the found other NDAs that Vince had female employees sign. They also referenced a tweet Nia Jax put out around the same time that seems to have a whole new meaning given this story Nia said “It’s a shame, some people deserve to get the opportunity to shine like the star they really are, but unfortunately certain higher ups can never see past their own perverted ways. Too bad, there aren’t the lucky ones who can use blackmail to keep their jobs. *random tweet*”. It was also reported today a current female wwe star said “I’d rather get all my s**t sent to me in a trash bag when I get fired than have to deal with him, and neither are good options.” in relation to John Laurinaitis No doubt Vince will walk away from all this as he usually does |
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Post by jimsteel on Jun 16, 2022 22:16:41 GMT -5
WWE executive and long time Director Kevin Dunn may be investigated for Insider Trading.
The WWE Board of Directors are currently investigating multiple NDA payment agreements allegedly created to cover up sexual affairs belonging to Vince McMahon and John Laurenitis. The investigation is said to have started in April
Earlier today, Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics reported that there had been some suspicious stock movements in the hours before Wall St Journal's expose was put out.
However, all eyes now look at WWE executive Kevin Dunn, who offloaded over one million dollars of stock in May. This would be over 15,000 shares.
Kevin Dunn has been a member of the WWE Board Of Directors since 2008. The board was made aware of the investigation in April. This would mean that Kevin Dunn will likely be investigated for insider trading as he used his knowledge as a member of the board to profit. It could also be considered stock manipulation due to Dunn having a major say in how the investigation would be handled.
The SEC can seek up to 20 years in prison for insider trading and up to a five million dollar fine.
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Post by Bazzy on Jun 17, 2022 4:01:49 GMT -5
Travis - I never knew Nailz story was false . Trouble is now with social media that many stories . I have trouble knowing what is true and what isn't .
Been allowed to move around mass amount of shares . Surely you'd think you would not be allowed without other people knowing or approval ?
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