5 Great and 5 Not So Great decisions made by Vince McMahon in 2020 so far

#2 Not So Great: Removing Paul Heyman as Executive Director of RAW

Last year, Paul Heyman was appointed as the Executive Director of RAW. Using his authority, Heyman successfully pushed the likes of Drew McIntyre, Andrade, and many others. While Heyman was trying to build new Superstars, Vince McMahon wanted quick results as the ratings of RAW was going down. This, along with many other factors, lead to the removal of Heyman from the role on RAW this past month.

In an effort to streamline our creative writing process for television, we have consolidated both teams from Raw and SmackDown into one group, led by Bruce Prichard. Paul Heyman will concentrate on his role as an in-ring performer. https://t.co/KOahV2sO5q

— WWE (@WWE) June 11, 2020

Some might agree with this or not, but Heyman was doing his job perfectly and was building a lot of new talent on the Red brand. Considering this, one can say that it probably wasn't the right call made from Vince McMahon's side to fire Heyman.

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#1 Gre: A WrestleMania classic for The Undertaker

As you already know, The Undertaker's had a great fight with AJ Styles in a cinematic Boneyard Match at this year's WrestleMania. While some might not believe this, but Vince McMahon never had any plans for a match between these two Superstars at The Showcase of Immortals. Instead, Styles was the one who'd come up with the idea of a match with The Phenom. Both men would then take it to the Vince McMahon, who'd decide to go ahead with it.

#ThankYouTaker for... pic.twitter.com/otUvugelL3

— WWE (@WWE) June 21, 2020

Going into WrestleMania, no one thought that it was The Undertaker's last match, and he'd ride off into the sunset after this. Still, it's great to see Vince McMahon giving The Undertaker another WrestleMania classic in the form of the Boneyard match.