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Nice article. Speaking of which, you brought up how Vince McMahon’s shows were often of the strict, regimented type that lead to boring programs. When/why do you think that really started setting in for him, as I don’t remember him being like that in the Attitude Era or shortly thereafter.
Ooh that’s kind of hard to pin down. If I had to guess, probably around the time Cena left full time, as it became more about WWE than any one star, though it could have been before then as well.