Shane Mcmahon is best known for his tenure in WWE, where he was a wrestler, producer and minority owner.
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33 Facts About Shane Mcmahon
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Shane Mcmahon is the founder and executive chairman of Ideanomics, formerly Seven Stars Cloud Group.
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Shane Mcmahon began working in WWE at age 15, starting in their warehouse, where he filled merchandise orders.
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Shane Mcmahon became a recurring part of his father's on-air feud with Stone Cold Steve Austin.
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Concurrently with this, Shane Mcmahon took on the role as a regular character, turning on his father by signing Austin to a contract after Vince demoted him to the position of referee.
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Yet at Survivor Series, Shane Mcmahon turned heel by turning on Austin and became an official member of The Corporation.
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Shane Mcmahon disapproved of the relationship, feeling Stephanie was dating "beneath the family's standards", and wound up feuding with Test.
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Shane Mcmahon was thrown off the stage in a gang-style attack, in which Billy Gunn and Road Dogg prevented members of the Corporation from saving Shane.
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At No Way Out, Shane Mcmahon made his return as a heel again by trying to help Big Show defeat The Rock; these efforts failed as Vince returned the next Monday night on Raw Is War, when the Rock got a rematch against Big Show and helped The Rock win the match.
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Shane Mcmahon was aligned with Edge and Christian, who helped him win the Hardcore Championship from Steve Blackman.
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In 2001, Shane Mcmahon made his third face run by feuding with his father, Vince.
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Shane Mcmahon returned as a face in the summer of 2003 by getting involved in a feud with Eric Bischoff, who had made improper remarks and gestures to Shane's mother Linda.
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Shane Mcmahon defeated Bischoff in a Falls Count Anywhere match at SummerSlam.
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Shane Mcmahon can be seen on the DVD extra backstage talking to Theodore Long, when The Boogeyman tried to scare off McMahon, who made no deal about it.
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At the 2006 Royal Rumble, Shane Mcmahon eliminated Michaels from the Royal Rumble match by throwing him over the top rope.
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Shane Mcmahon was injured after Michaels' elbow dropped a chair which was around Shane Mcmahon's neck.
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Shane Mcmahon then returned at Survivor Series to accompany Hornswoggle, alongside his father, in his match against The Great Khali.
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Shane Mcmahon's plea was ignored and subsequently, Shane Mcmahon and his sister Stephanie urged the roster to show solidarity.
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The following week, Shane Mcmahon returned to television and attacked Orton for his actions, turning face for the first time since 2006.
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The following night on Raw, Shane Mcmahon challenged Orton to a match for that episode's main event.
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At WrestleMania, Shane Mcmahon attempted a Leap of Faith off the top of the cell, but Undertaker moved out of the way, and Shane Mcmahon fell through an announce table.
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Shane Mcmahon appointed Daniel Bryan as the general manager of SmackDown.
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Shane Mcmahon then confronted Lesnar, which resulted in Shane Mcmahon being attacked by Lesnar with an F-5.
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Shane Mcmahon was given two triple powerbombs by The Shield, and an Angle Slam by Angle, as retribution for the trouble the SmackDown roster pulled on Raw the last couple of weeks, and to prove that come to the pay-per-view, Team Raw would be victorious over Team SmackDown.
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At Survivor Series, Shane Mcmahon was the last man to be eliminated by Triple H, meaning Team SmackDown lost.
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On March 11,2018, at Fastlane, Shane McMahon pulled the referee out of the ring when Kevin Owens covered Dolph Ziggler and pulled Sami Zayn out of the ring when he covered Kevin Owens.
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Shane Mcmahon then forced Reigns to face The B-Team in a handicap match with Elias as the special referee enforcer that Reigns won.
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The following week on SmackDown, Shane Mcmahon teamed with Elias, Daniel Bryan, and Rowan in a seven-man handicap match and defeated the team of Reigns and The Usos.
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At Money In The Bank, Shane Mcmahon defeated The Miz this time by escaping the cage ending their feud.
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At Super ShowDown, Shane Mcmahon defeated Roman Reigns after interference from Drew McIntyre.
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Shane Mcmahon started using the move after Paul Heyman showed him a video of Rob Van Dam performing the move.
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On October 16,2009, WWE published a statement from Shane McMahon announcing his resignation from his position as WWE's Executive Vice President of Global Media, and issued an official press release stating that the resignation was tendered effective January 1,2010.
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Shane Mcmahon's sons appeared at WrestleMania 32, accompanying him to the ring in his match against The Undertaker; they have been seen in the crowd for some of his more recent matches.
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