Real talk, how much more time has he got? He's 71. Years

>>2798141
Haitch might pass away before him

don't people who sleep lees live longer?

unlucky smarks

he's rich enough to live a long time yet, he'll always have the best medical treatment

>Vince dies
>wwe becomes roh 2.0
>Loses mainstream appeal
>Loan money to run their company like tna
>Get in heavy debt
>Die

>>2798146
>Even those sleeping as little as five hours a night lived longer than those who slept eight hours or more. Those who caught between six and seven hours had the lowest death rate.

2002 article
https://www.theglobeandmail. com/life/sleep-less-live-longer-scientists-say-in-new-study/article22395327/

unlucky for anyone watching the show

>>2798150
>mainstream appeal
>wwe

>>2798141
Hopefully less than 5 years.

>>2798150
Also if you look at haitch his main focus is on building his own brand 'nxt' so after Vince dies he may just scrap raw and smackdown and make nxt the main and only brand.

>>2798141
Rupert Murdoch is still a completely alive cunt and he's 86.

Life expectancy for an American male is about 77, and that doesn't take into account the fact he's got enough money to practically turn him into a cyborg if required.

He could live until 120.

>>2798150
ROH has better characters and writing than RAM

>>2798150
>Loses mainstream appeal

They already lost that in the early 2000's

>>2798141
In the plans that exist for the death of the Vince McMahon – and there are many versions, held by WWE, the government and USA Network – most envisage that he will die after a short illness. His family and doctors will be there. In these last hours, Vince’s senior doctor, a gastroenterologist named Professor McDonald Tomlinson, will be in charge. He will look after his patient, control access to his room and consider what information should be made public. The bond between Vince and the WWE Universe is a strange and mostly unknowable thing. A fandom’s life becomes a person’s, and then the string must break.

>>2798141
>What happens when he dies?

Can't really say about the business end of things. But the booking/writing will improve drastically.
>>2798150
>Mainstream appeal
Lol

>>2798286
There will be bulletins from Stamford – not many, but enough. “Vince is suffering from great physical prostration, accompanied by symptoms which cause much anxiety,” announced Sir Jeremy Richards, Vince McMahon senior’s physician, two days before his death in 1984. “His life is moving peacefully towards its close,” was the final notice issued by Jess McMahon’s doctor, Lord Doncaster, at 9.30pm on the night of November 22, 1954. Not long afterwards, Doncaster injected him with 750mg of morphine and a gram of cocaine – enough to kill him twice over – in order to ease the man’s suffering, and to have him expire in time for the printing presses of the New York Times, which rolled at midnight.

>>2798300
Her eyes will be closed and Shane will be chairman. His siblings will kiss his hands. The first official to deal with the news will be Kevin Dunn, WWE Vice President, a former producer who joined the Board of Directors in 2008, in part for planning Vince's succession.

>>2798141
Triple H will probably gain full control of creative with Steph hopefully staying the fuck out of that and handling the business end of things.

The booking and overall content of the show will likely improve without Vince. He's a shrewd business man though, it remains to be seen if Steph can fill his shoes in that regard.

>>2798307
Dunn will contact the President. When Vince Senior died, 33 years ago, his demise was conveyed in a code word, “Connecticut Road Fellowship”, to the White House, to prevent switchboard operators from finding out. For his son, the plan for what happens next is known as “Statue of Liberty.” The President will be woken, if he is not already awake, and civil servants will say “Statue of Liberty is down” on secure lines. From the Department of Foreign Affairs' Global Response Centre, at an undisclosed location in the capital, the news will go out to 15 governments outside the the United States where Vince is considered as "Person of Vital Importance", and the 36 other nations for whom he has served as a symbolic figurehead – a face familiar in dreams and the untidy drawings of a billion schoolchildren – since the dawn of the Attitude Era.

>>2798152
>sleeping less than 4 hours also raises risk of death

>>2798175
Lmao

You'd think all the shit he's done to himself and is probably still doing to himself would significantly cut his lifespan, but the rules are just different for rich people. They can extend their lives almost indefinitely, that's just how it works.

>>2798144
This, I can see Haitch dying due to heart attacks to stress.

>>2798161
>>2798150
Gaytch openly dismiss the normals and focus on the hardcore fans so under his management, WWE would definitely become roh 2.0

>>2798176
Try to maintain a billion dollar company with 1000 basement dwellers

>>2798141
He'll probably live to at least 90 if the precedent for other very wealthy men upholds. Look at Jimmy Carter, Warren Buffet, William Shatner, Kirk Douglas, etc

>>2799765
If you can get passed dying of war, crime, an accident, and getting a chronic illness, it's pretty easy to get to the 90s. Supplementing HGH in proper doses also helps.

>>2799843
Vince was in a wreck recently. Everybody was saying he was fine because he was up and about walking around after, but that's not exactly how it works. I bet his back and neck are still bothering him.

>>2798141
coffee good for health

>>2799545
H^3 has said multiple times that NXT is specifically made to appeal to hardcores and if it were Raw or Smackdown he would run it differently because it has to appeal to a larger audience.

>Implying Vince won't have his body cryogenically frozen and thawed in the year 2500 when he tries to get RoboRoman over until the heat death of the universe.

>>2798141
Any day now.

>>2801851
That's actually not what he said, but keep pretending WWE is shit for any reason other than Vince.

71 isn't that old any more. Plus he's rich, so he's basically just middle aged.

All my grandparents easily sailed into their 90s and they're not wealthy or anything.