>>8492558>>8492538>>8492906Except Meltzer already called this yesterday retards
From this week's Observer:
-Vince had tried to come back in December, but the WWE board rejected him
-while Vince does have 81% of the shareholder voting power, this could drag out if the board takes him to court
-Vince's plan currently is to use his shareholder voting power to place himself, and the two former execs on the board (replacing three current members who have not been named) and then compel the board to name him Chairman
-Vince believes that the company needs to be sold soon, otherwise the potential sale price will decrease as media entities get more tight with spending
-Vince likely (but not confirmed) wants to remain in power after the company is sold, which is why he is acting now as he will lose shareholder voting power in a sale
-there are Federal and SEC investigations into Vince ongoing related to the allegations against him. the board asked Vince to stay away until the investigations are complete but Vince obviously refused.
