Well made, well presented, and extremely well edited. Just a little disjointed, and lacking in new info. Shifts back-and-forth between the history of WWE and the nature of the man who created it. This is admittedly a matter of perspective, but as someone with substantial (or at least above average) wrestling knowledge, this docuseries just didn't add much new for me. However the presentation is fantastic, and the talking heads all provide interesting insight, and the occasional, much needed, comedic levity. Plus, as detestable as he is, getting to hear from the mouth of the monster that is Vince McMahon so candidly is undeniably intriguing, and something you're certainly not going to get anywhere else. Also shout-out to Tony Atlas, his ridiculously hard Fred Flintstone fit, and his hilariously well placed segments. Had me laughing my ass off.