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Hello and welcome to Get The Table, another wrestling round table discussion podcast with myself, Anna Wilborn, and the Deadly Boys of What Culture

Here today to discuss what will happen when Vince McMahon is gone, mainly from WWE Creative.

This is a topic that has been debated many times over the years.

It feels particularly pertinent right now, of course, Sige, with the ongoing allegations.

I should point out, we are recording this on Friday afternoon, just in case things change from the time that we record this, and it goes out.

And there's a lot of speculation, obviously with him stepping away from his role as CEO and Chairman, but still being involved in Creative, as to what would happen when he's completely out of everything.

How do you see things happening, particularly with regard to bookings, Sige?

Right, this is my hill to die on, one of my various wrestling hills, so forgive me and permit me just a sprawling rant, just for about three minutes, right?

WWE, in its current operating model, is never again going to emulate or try to revive itself as a professional wrestling company.

It's a sports entertainment content form, it's never going to go back to what it was.

Even then, like 80s purists would say, it never was anything, but you know what I mean?

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