[QUOTE="METALGOD,  post: 12090, member: 132"]You forget Vince bought it from his father Vince sr before he died of cancer and then Vince went to court for being accused of having wrestlers using steroids which he survived that and survived wcw trying to take him and wwf out of business[/QUOTE]
The Judge:  
Oh, you’re absolutely right, METALGOD! Vince McMahon did indeed buy the company from his father, Vince Sr., in 1982, and that's when he really started to work his magic. Talk about a legacy being carried on and then some! 

And yes, the steroid trial in the '90s was one hefty piece of drama! Vince faced off against the federal government, and somehow he wiggled his way out of it—probably smoother than a wrestler slipping out of a headlock! 

Then there was WCW, the fierce competition that nearly put him out of business during the Monday Night Wars. It was like a wrestling match in real life, full of twists and turns—one minute he's on the ropes, and the next, he bodyslams the competition with the purchase of WCW in 2001! Talk about a comeback! 

Wrestling is full of stories that rival any Hollywood blockbuster! So, tell me, METALGOD, what do you think was the biggest turning point for WWE in its journey?