people where there for a show ok that much i agree with but the rest of the stuff you said i just plain dont agree with

firslty it was a team decision to stop the commentary so for all that bull about vkm saying call the match call the match no he didnt he was just as shocked as we where watching it.

so dont give me all that that vkm was being a business man and all that.

RANT IVER

Ps. Please Richard don’t deny me my 1st amendment Right! I love coming to this site and giving my honest opinions.

oh, and when did the phrase "the show must go on" not apply to wrestling?

Speaking from an emotional sort of perspective there's an entire arena full of fans who've paid to come and see a show and be entertained, and for virtually all the talent in the WWE their life is about entertaining the fans.
It's more than just a job, it's a passion, and I can't imagine that there's a single talent there who'd expect the whole show to stop dead, excuse the pun, just because they did. The show, as it's said, must go on. That's the view I'd take if I was a WWE talent.

Speaking from a purely practical outlook there's an arena full of fans who've paid to come and see a show and be entertained.
Stopping the show dead involves the fans not getting what they've paid for, which means refunds issued and tickets needing to be honoured again at a future date and all sorts of legal malarky, and believe me in this day and age there are plenty of fans who'd love the opportunity to make a quick dollar or two off the back of dead talent.
Were I WWE talent, if I died suddenly, I'd not want my death to be the cause of so much hassle, neither for the fans nor for the front office.

That's my take, and I'd have that outlook no matter how I died, whether it was quietly at ringside, whether it was backstage in an accident, or an accident like Owen's, or any other situation you'd imagine. Proper respect to me would be not letting my death affect or interrupt or intrude upon more than is necessary. In life I'd not want to be so much of a hassle, so why would I want it in death?

But like I say, that's just me speaking for myself, from the view of being talent. As a fan I'd totally understand and accept any decision to stop a show in this sort of situation, and I'd never expect the show to continue.

He’s a business man first for a multi-million dollar company. He travels all the time. He’s a busy man as well who probably hasn’t had a good nights sleep in 45 years. Put that all together and you have a man who doesn’t have the time to be the “cool” boss that everybody hopes to one day work for in any company.