Alright, so it's the second week of 2023 and Vince McMahon is back in WWE on the company's

board of directors as the executive chairman returning to the promotion from which he resigned

in disgrace last July, and things are about to change. I'm Andy for what culture wrestling,

and here are 10 grim WWE predictions following Vince McMahon's return. 10. Some audience goodwill

will vanish. Increased audience goodwill has been a staple of WWE's new regime since Triple

H started right in the shows, and Nick Khan and Stephanie were appointed co-CEOs. There's just

generally a better feeling about the product as a whole, and you only really need to spend

about five seconds online to pick up on that. Now, Vince McMahon returning to the fold,

even who he has said he won't involve himself in day-to-day operations. More on that,

little later in the video. Yeah, it's perfectly understandable that some people who are feeling

better about the product in his absence will feel less good about it now that he's back in an

executive function. And really, nobody could blame them for that, and if it does so happen,

that he increases his hold if he expands his reach a little bit in this company, and Goldberg wins

the Royal Rumble, for example, then yeah, it could get even worse. Number nine, but some audience goodwill

will grow. And I think this one's even grimmer when you think of the reason that Vince McMahon was

forced to resign from this company in the first place, and the tens of millions of dollars paid

out to suppress those allegations when you consider that when he resigned on the 22nd of July,

smacked down that night. Stephanie McMahon came out and cheerleaders, thank you, Vince, thank you,

Vince, chant all the way throughout the arena. Some people just don't care. Some people heard these

accusations. They heard the reasons for his resignation, and they decided to receive him as this

kind of departing hero instead of him coming back. Yeah, sadly, that's going to increase as well.

Number eight, locker room unrest. I'm not saying that WWE's locker room is suddenly going to be

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