Dave Davies

Both have microphones so the crowd can hear them, and they're in the middle of some ongoing feud.

And we hear their exchange.

We'll also hear a little bit of the broadcast announcers professing shock and surprise at what they're seeing.

So let's just get a sense of this.

Vince McMahon speaks first.

And there it is, Vince McMahon and Linda McMahon in the ring.

I don't know what the king of the ring is, but the crowd obviously did.

Boy, they really get into this.

They hate Vince.

They love her, right?

Let's talk about kind of how this all got going.

Tell us a little bit about how Vince and Linda met and how they got together, what their early lives were like.

They went bankrupt at one point, had really nothing.

And then she got into the business and turned out to be good at it.

You write that Linda actually caused the transformation of wrestling by changing the way it is regarded under the law from a sport to entertainment.

Why was that significant?

The other thing that was significant here was that the company that Linda and Vince owned, World Wrestling Entertainment, could capture the identities of their performers and their contracts gave the company the intellectual property rights to them, which allowed them to benefit from merchandising and other spinoffs, right?

Intellectual property.

They were an effective team in business.

What was the marriage like?