#4 Always going down in the end
Fans watch pro-wrestling to enjoy a good match, a gripping storyline, and a satisfying payoff in the end. If a villain ends up getting the upper hand at the end of a rivalry, it leaves a bad taste.
We have seen Stephanie McMahon slap a long list of wrestlers in the past without them ever getting vengeance. This isn't what the fans expect while getting invested in a storyline.
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Vince's WWE career is filled with rivalries where he ended up getting destroyed or put down in the end. A true heel gives the fans a good, satisfying ending, even if it means going down when all is said and done.
#3 Ready to take the worst of abuse to help the babyface get big pops
Let's take a look at some instances when Vince McMahon took incredible amounts of punishment to put over a babyface:
- Stone Cold made Vince wet his pants on an episode of Raw
- Undertaker and Shawn Michaels left Vince badly beaten up at Survivor Series 2003 and WrestleMania 22, respectively.
- Donald Trump shaved Vince's head at WrestleMania 23
- D-Generation X dropped a massive pile of waste on Vince, Shane, and The Spirit Squad on Raw.
Vince has never backed down from getting embarrassed or opening himself up for the sake of ratings and fan satisfaction.