Everybody is tuning into the Mr. McMahon docuseries on Netflix and that includes top sports media personailty Colin Cowherd who like many, is getting a whole new perspective on Vince McMahon.
Cowherd broke the mold while at ESPN with a show like SportsNation, but eventually ventured his way to Fox Sports to help establish that company as an alternative outlet for sports media. Since then he has started his own sports media company called The Volume that plays host to popular podcasts like \"Club Shay Shay,\" \"Night Cap,\" \"The Draymon Green Show,\" \"Daniel Cormier TV,\" and \"3 And Out With John Middlekauf.\" The Volume also previously hosted Renee Paquette\'s podcast, \"The Sessions.\"
On his own podcast, Cowherd was talking about the passing of baseball legend and WWE Hall Of Famer Pete Rose. Cowherd weighed in how he grew up a fan of Rose, but did note of his character flaws in and out of the wild time that was 1970s baseball. This prompted him to bring up \"Mr. McMahon,\" something he\'s been tuning into. He gave a little insight on his thoughts about the docuseries and also his connections with WWE.
\"I have friends connected to the WWE and you\'ll hear a lot if you watch this documentary on Vince McMahon. It\'s not the half of it. It is not the half of it.\
Cowherd formed a connection with WWE when the company inked a deal for SmackDown airing on Fox and actually attended a show. Cowherd noted that he was very impressed with Charlotte Flair. Not only that, but his former agent happens to be the current WWE President Nick Khan.
Cowherd caused a lot of ire with wrestling fans when he playfully called them \"booger eaters.\" Colin added how he really leaned into the term to needle a bit, but did say on Renee\'s podcast that he forsees pro wrestling becoming more prominent on sports channels.
