Part of the WWE's problem is that it is too tied to the McMahon family. They own the majority of the stock and dictate the business to their own preferences. But with McMahon no longer a part of the company, he'll perhaps consider cashing in on his vast stock ownership. Just like his father was wanting to sell the company as part of his own exit strategy, Vince Jnr might also see the end game as cashing in. Like The Undertaker's streak, there's no room for sentiment. In the coldness of his business mind, McMahon knows his sensible option is to sell up and reap the rewards of his work. It is also arguably the right thing for WWE. A bigger entertainment company could absorb them and take them to the next level that they need. The likes of Triple H and Stephanie McMahon could still be retained on contract for general operating of the wrestling business. In the same way that George Lucas sold Star Wars, Vince McMahon could sell his WWE. It could in the end, lead to a much better product.
