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WWE Chairman Vince McMahon is quite decisive about his talents performing the moves inside the ring. He makes sure that the stars are safe when performing the moves. It turns out that he restricted the former WWE star Paul London about performing a move.
Paul London reveals Vince McMahon restricted him from performing Shooting Star Press
London used to team up with the likes of Billy Kidman and Brian Kendrick, in which both times he won tag team gold. London eventually was released from his contract back in November of 2008. Despite his established move set, Vince still didn’t want London doing every move in his arsenal.
While speaking on Rene Dupree’s Cafe de Rene Podcast, London spoke about hitting the Shooting Star Press during a match against Nunzio on Velocity. While many in the locker room praised London for pulling off such an incredible maneuver, Vince McMahon wasn’t too please with it:
Vince was like, ‘If you start doing that move, other guys are gonna wanna start doing it, and Rey [Mysterio] is gonna start doing it.’ I was like, ‘Rey’s not gonna do that! Nobody’s gonna do that move. It’s my finisher.’ ‘Oh, so you want us to make an exception for you?’ Jesus Christ, it’s like I’m talking to a goddam mannequin.
It was later revealed that wrestling legend Dean Malenko helped produce London’s match against Nunzio. Malenko tried to convince McMahon to reverse the Shooting Star Press ban, but McMahon didn’t budge:
We walk in and, I kid you not, in under a minute, we go in, he looks at Vince, he’s like, ‘Excuse me, sir, what is this you don’t want him [doing]? No more top-rope moves?’ He goes, ‘Yeah, no more off the top,’ and Dean just goes, ‘Okay,’ and just walks out. The tail was not only between his legs, it was up his ass.
London would go on to wrestle in various promotions following his WWE release. In 2019, London made his return in IMPACT Wrestling and is now currently working backstage as an producer.
