个人简介
Vince Russo was born in New York. Before Vince broke into the WWE, he worked for a radio station in New York City that focused on wrestling. Vince was hired by the WWE owner's wife Linda McMahon, which resulted in a job as editor for WWF Magazine. Vince was promoted to head writer in 1997. Famously turned the struggling WWF into a former cartoon-style product to adult oriented programming and helped WWF to beat WCW. Left WWF in 1999 to become WCW's head writer. Also wrote for TNA (Total Nonstop Action). Started his own entertainment channel in 2015.

早年经历

Former writer for the World Wrestling Federation, defected to World Championship Wrestling in 1999.

Leader of the New Blood.

Former WCW Heavyweight Champion (won on Sept. 25, 2000)

His WCW theme song, composed by WCW composer James Hart, is based on the Black Sabbath song, "Iron Man". His TNA theme song, "F.U. System", composed by TNA composer Dale Oliver, is based on the System Of A Down song, "Toxicity".

Currently working for NWA-TNA as a writer and on-screen talent.

Formed a faction in NWA-TNA called S.E.X. (Sports Entertainment Xtreme) with the Harris Twins & BG James.

In 2002, he was rehired by the WWE as a storyline consultant. He was let go about a month later due to incompatibility.

Published author.

Has returned to NWA-TNA only a few weeks after being released. He is now also a born again Christian. [January 2004]

Fired from NWA-TNA [January 2004]

Training to become a pastor [May 2004]

Head writer for NWA-TNA and leader of heel faction Sports Entertainment Xtreme (or S.E.X.) [January 2003]

Acts as a creative advisor for NWA-TNA, and is the on-screen director of authority [March 2004]

Although still not employed by WWE, he still gets interviewed on occasion during specials and dvds dedicated to WWF in the late 90s and late WCW.

大众印象

Thick New York accent

Beard

Creating Edgy Segments and Storylines.

"Worked shoots," meaning completely planned and scripted events that, due to the language or actions of the people involved, are made to seem more "real" than other segments.

Ranting