Former WCW President Was Unaware of His Cameo in Vince McMahon Netflix Docuseries

Former WCW President Eric Bischoff was surprised to learn about his appearance in the new Netflix docuseries Mr. McMahon, a project chronicling the life and career of WWE’s Vince McMahon. In a recent interview on Undisputed, Bischoff revealed he was not informed by Netflix or WWE about his cameo, which was taken from previous footage he recorded about the NWO (New World Order). Bischoff admitted he wasn’t paid for the inclusion but expressed gratitude for the exposure.

Bischoff’s Comments on Not Being Notified

During the interview, Bischoff discussed the surprise of seeing himself in the documentary without prior notice. “I didn’t know. Isn’t that crazy? They never asked me to be part of that Netflix production. They never called and asked,” Bischoff said. He explained that the footage used in the series originated from an interview related to the NWO, a topic that dovetailed with McMahon’s influence in the wrestling world. Despite the lack of payment or notification, Bischoff stated, “I’m grateful…they must have felt like what they had fit perfectly.”

Bischoff’s Insight on Vince McMahon’s New Ventures

Aside from his thoughts on the documentary, Bischoff shared insights into Vince McMahon’s new entertainment endeavors. Bischoff believes McMahon’s drive for control and influence may be a factor in his recent business moves. He noted that, while McMahon has the means to retire comfortably, he seems intent on remaining active in the entertainment world. “It’s pride, it’s ego…he’s a control freak,” Bischoff commented, suggesting that McMahon’s relentless ambition keeps him from fully stepping back.

Bischoff’s New Role with MLW

Currently, Bischoff is exploring fresh opportunities with Major League Wrestling (MLW). He explained that his role will extend beyond an on-screen presence, allowing him to influence production and storytelling. For Bischoff, this collaboration marks an exciting return to his creative roots, with a focus on enhancing MLW’s programming quality.

Eric Bischoff’s unexpected cameo in Mr. McMahon adds another chapter to his storied history with WWE. As he embarks on new projects, his reflections on McMahon’s influence and his own evolving career keep fans engaged.

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