Been watching some just now. They've really skimmed over his childhood, which I can get since there's a lot of material to cover and they probably want to get into the wrestling stuff. But Vince's childhood seems like it was pretty fucked up. In an interview with Playboy he talked about getting sexually abused as a child and basically confirmed that his mother was the abuser.
Also, they're letting him claim that his father's terms for the a sale of the company were tough when they weren't. That was the biggest and most profitable territory in the country. Yet he paid the same amount for Georgia and offered (because Stu Hart never actually got it) 75% of that amount for Stampede , neither of which would have been anywhere near as valuable. He got a very profitable company for under market price and could then use that company's profits to complete the purchase. But Vince has to position himself as self made and getting a sweet deal from his dad doesn't line up with that. Just a pity they couldn't have had someone to counter that point.
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