Of course, theres always something more traditionally cynical and smart to post, and this certainly qualifies. Bill Moody was old school through and through - he liked to say that he was one of the last true graduates of the old school before the place was closed for refurbishment. Kevin Dunn, on the other hand isnt. WWE's Executive Vice President of Television Production, Dunn has been the main line producer on every WWE live event since 1988, and has been a member of the board of directors since 2008. And hes officially the most hated man in the WWE, and has been for years. Thats more hated than Shawn Michaels at his substance-abusing worst. Long before Stephanie McMahon took on executive responsibilities, and long before Paul Levesque was even a hapless WCW jobber called Terra Ryzing, Kevin Dunn was Vince McMahon's true right hand hand, the perfect WWE sycophant and the author of/enabler of anything non-wrestling related on this wrestling show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrorCihArEQ Now, Jim Cornette hates everyone but not Bill Moody. No, Dunn was one of the only - if not the only - people that Bill Moody actively despised. They clashed on every conceivable level: Dunn was (and still is) a WWF/E lifer, embarrassed by professional wrestling as a concept and as a practical exercise, and devoted to proving the case that sports entertainment is a more powerful brand. Moody was a pro wrestling manager, a southern gentleman beloved by almost everyone that knew him. Kevin Dunn retains his position entirely due to the level of support provided by Vince McMahon himself. Scuttlebutt, like gossip in a vendetta kinda mood, has it that the moment that McMahon loses his vice-like grip on the WWE, Dunn will be history. It couldnt happen to a nicer guy.
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