WWE is about to start airing “WWE Uncooked” on Netflix beginning in January, simply months after Netflix is about to launch a documentary about former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon. WWE Corridor of Famer Eric Bischoff believes that the 2 events might be at odds if the 2 tasks start to conflict.
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“I am confused,” Bischoff mentioned on “83 Weeks” lately. “The scenario is complicated for me. That is Netflix, who simply signed a $5 billion take care of WWE. The ink continues to be drying, they have not even had their first present but, however Netflix goes to take, what has been the face of WWE, and they will expose him to the world in a method that isn’t going to be flattering to the model. One would assume it might not be flattering to the model.”
Bischoff wonders if Netflix is getting the documentary out of the best way in September in order that any uncouth revelations might be written off as outdated information by the point “Uncooked” makes its January debut, and for WWE father or mother firm TKO Group Holdings to have the ability to distance themselves from McMahon.
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“There is not any want to do that, except there is a motive for it — to additional distance TKO from Vince McMahon,” Bischoff mentioned. “In any other case it is simply complicated as hell.”
McMahon resigned from all duties at WWE and TKO Group Holdings in January, following allegations of sexual assault, sexual harassment, and intercourse trafficking by McMahon’s former worker Janel Grant. The retirement was McMahon’s second, following his preliminary retirement in 2022 over the invention of hush-money funds made to former workers.
