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Tony Khan spoke about an interesting topic in an interview with Forbes. There are a lot of talks that Vince McMahon has a habit of ripping up WWE RAW scripts. Tony Khan commented: “To be honest, when I hear about somebody going in, and they have a TV show on Monday that they rip up.
My first thought is, ‘what were you doing all weekend?’ Because I work my ass off on the weekends,” he said, as quoted by wrestlinginc. “I have to come in with a plan for Wednesday, and Friday night, I want to make sure Dynamite’s great, and Rampage.
“So, I don’t do everything myself, but I do make the final decision on everything. I put the format together, I put an outline of what the show is going to be for Dynamite and Rampage, I write it by hand. I don’t understand why you’re going to come in and rip up a show that you have a pretty good idea of what it is.
And you should have approved it, where Monday, we know what we’re doing”.
Tony Khan: I might change one or two things
Tony Khan reveals that sometimes he knows how to do the same, but mostly changes 1 or 2 things.
“Things change on the day of the show, not that I never change my mind on the day of, I do,” he said. “Not where I am going to change everything, I might change one or two things around on instinct or because something happened.
But, for the most part, I like to have a good idea of what is going to be on the show next week, and the week after. I really believe that the fans like that we try our best not to insult their intelligence”. He also spoke about his way of working: “I do try to make the shows compelling, and also logical,” he said.
“I think that’s also one of the challenges, because a lot of times people come to you with ideas, and it’s hard because everyone has got their own approaches and their own philosophies. But, there’s a tone to the show.
So, I really just want people to go out and make the points, and keep the stories going. I’m not so autocratic that I want to control every word somebody says on television. I think that’s also why some of our interviews, our storytelling in promos are really strong, I believe”.