Remember my prediction, and after Vince is through, when the WWE is making a slow descent into oblivion, look me up.

I haven't.

The Rock and Austin was my last. Since then, everyone I know who watched wrestling slowly gave it up, telling me what I said, "The new guys just aren't as exciting as the old guys."

I don't want wrestling to fail; I don't gain anything from it. Vince had the passion and vision to make it what it was and is today. Whoever comes after will only see numbers, and that'll kill a show.

>WWE is more profitable now than at any point in its history.

I've seen the metrics, the broadcast rights are big. But, that doesn't mean the wrestlers are as exciting as they used to be.

When McMahon's out, whoever buys it, most likely a corporation, we're going to see that pointed arrow pointing downward.

That's my prediction, not my wish.

No one has Vince McMahon's drive to make WWE the success it was. The company will die with him. Sadly, the glory days are over/have been over for sometime.

Besides, the biggest warning sign that the WWE isn't worth $9 billion is the fact that he wants to sell it.