I don't think anybody really believes that McMahon was injured when giving away his money or that the whole incident wasn't staged. It was insulting to the fans intelligence. Funny how after $3 million given away, the single largest prize by far of $500,000 was just seconds before the fake accident. Had that accident been real, it would have been all over the news.
Now is the even more insulting part. Why was that fake accident staged? Obviously it was an excuse to put an end to McMahon's pledge to give away a million dollars every week! After 3 weeks, his giveaways ended. It was all just a ploy to trick people into watching his programs that were sinking in the ratings!

Its bad enough that the kids imitate what the superstar performers are doing and injure themselves, not realizing that the superstars are stuntmen who use sound effects and props to make what is not so real look real... but I see something else disturbing and sick.
On episode 5 (I have no idea why it is numbered 5 and not 109 since it is the episode after 108) "Hall Of Famer" Tony Atlas is featured playing the role of the helpful, generous, Mr. Nice Guy. They have Mark Henry given the job to denigrate Atlas and make Atlas look like a loser. Then during Henry's match, Atlas shoves Delaney into a desk unecessarily for no purpose. To see what I mean, you should watch the video. Anyway, what is disturbing and sick is that obviously the performers are controlled 100% on what to do and how to act and what to say - like puppets. If they want a superstar to be a heel, they are a heel, a face.. then they are a face. Put worms in mouth, powerbomb elderly Mae Young, pretend to have a miscarriage, have feud with brother, hit everybody including your "pals" with a shileghlach, and take off mask (for at least the 3rd time for Rey). They exhibit none of their own character. They are performers, scripted by some looney - and do what they are told. Years ago, at least wrestlers were able to create their OWN character to a large degree.