Eric Bischoff has praised Hulk Hogan for his honestly in Netflix's "Mr. McMahon" docuseries, despite lying about the subject in the past.

Eric Bischoff believes that Vince McMahon lost the feel for his audience and that WWE CCO Paul 'Triple H' Levesque has yet to make the same error.

In Netflix’s ‘Mr. McMahon,’ viewers are afforded an inside view of the life and career of Vince McMahon, the former CEO of the WWE. While the company has gone through several stages of evolution to turn itself into the global mass appeal attraction it is today,

WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff shares his thoughts on Netflix's "Mr. McMahon" documentary and discusses one thing he noticed about Vince.

Vince McMahon’s old nemesis, Eric Bischoff; the man who gave the former WWE Chairman sleepless nights with his magnificent run of WCW, has come to his defense. Yes, Eric Bischoff has surprisingly backed Vince McMahon at a time when the entire world is against him.

Vince Russo, former WWE head writer, contends that Vince McMahon tarnished his own reputation in a new Netflix docuseries by divulging too much information. According to Russo, McMahon's own words were more damaging than any production choices.

The recently released six-part docuseries on Vince McMahon, titled, Mr McMahon is bound to rattle some people in WWE. Even though the former WWE Chairman is no longer associated wwith the company, the docuseries is bound to invoke a negative reaction from his well-wishers in WWE.