VIP EXCLUSIVE – KELLER REPORT: Lots on the Vince McMahon retirement announcement and expected fallout, backstage structure, future changes

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The Keller Report includes these topics:

-Is Vince McMahon really gone for good.

-What massive power does he still have that will keep current management from upsetting him.

-Do people know what Vince McMahon do next?

-Does this make it more likely WWE is sold soon?

-Is it expected any former executives or creative writers will be brought back?

-What is Bruce Prichard’s role? Will Kevin Dunn stick around?

-What is the dynamic between Stephanie McMahon and Nick Khan as co-CEOs?

-Is Stephanie in this for the long haul?

-How much power does Triple H really have now?

-What will be the changes in WWE and how quickly will they happen?

-What does the timing of Vince’s announcement indiate?

-How did wrestlers in WWE react to the news? What were they told weeks ago about Vince?

-What are the current reputations of Triple H and Stephanie, and how has it changed over time?

-Do women wrestlers have reason to be optimistic?

-Who are some familiar names and dark horse candidates to potentially gain power over time?

-Where does Shane McMahon fit into all of this?

-And more…

Besides this 2,000+ word report, you can also hear Wade Keller react to the news of Vince McMahon’s retirement when he found out about it during a recording of the weekly VIP podcast, “Everything with Rich & Wade.” Wade and Rich then discussed the McMahon situation for 90 minutes.

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