` style=``color:black; background-color:#fff; padding:1em; margin-bottom:1.5em; border:5px solid #a00; text-align:center; clear:both; ``>Please note that this Talk page is for discussion of changes to the Vince McMahon article. Also note that Vince McMahon (the person) is NOT DEAD. Off-topic discussions are not appropriate for Wikipedia and will be REMOVED. Thank You For Your Cooperation.         ==Billionaire?== I thought McMahon dropped off the billionaires list back in 2001? He's not on the forbes list of billionaires.  :According to Wrestleview.com he's not a billionaire. This is backed up by SEC.Edgar-online.com which says he owns about 56m shares. At their current value (about $16) he's worth approx $900m. I'm therefore once again removing the ``billionaire`` claim unless someone can cite me a reliable source saying otherwise.   :Here's a more current article based on Forbes 2006 billionaire listing: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000103&sid;=a3mkJLePzIag&refer;=us McMahon's billionaire status might have been a exaggeration.    Yes his shares would make him worth under 900 Million, but when assets and other investments (such as his homes) are added, it easily pushes him past the billionaire mark  Pseudo-Billionaire? If you wanted to buy the company you would have to pay what he asked for his special voting shares whose rights allow him to control the company   ==Vitalstatistics== Is Vince only 220lb??( )  ==poor wording in the article== ``the two worked to take the pro wrestling business to places that no one ever deemed imaginable.``  What the heck is this?  In order for something to be deeemed something else, by definition, that something must have been imaginable.  A different word should be picked and I don't give half a crap what.  ==New Era== This new era is featuring alot of shoots and breaking of kayfabe, especially the court room scene on December 5th RAW where Chris Masters was referred to as his real surname Mordetsky in terms of lying under oath. Hi.  I don't really think this was breaking kayfabe as in these situations (even though it wasn't real) you have to use your real name.    ==Family== I'm nearly 100% sure vince has another daughter, cant think of her name, who is just not well known because she is not involved in wrestling in any way. -C. Razor :You may be thinking of Marissa McMahon, Shane's wife and Vince's daughter-in-law. I've never seen anything that says Vince has another biological daughter.    ==Early career== The article implies that McMahon basically bought the WWF from under his father's nose in a hostile takeover. Is this accurate? If so, it should be made explicit, or re-worded if was spome kind of inheritance dodge.   yes, this is the case. :Well, hold on. That's not exactly true. It was a takeover, but it wasn't exactly hostile. After Vince proved to his father that he had promoting talent, he allowed his son to buy the company.     :-you are incorrect. there was no blessing for the younger vince. the other promoters even plotted to kill vince at one point! WillC  ::A hostile takeover of Capitol Wrestling implies that Vince McMahon, Sr., not other promoters, was opposed to the takeover. Promoters that plotted to kill Vince were NWA promoters that Vince either bought out or had enroached on their territory, not Vince McMahon, Sr., and this was after Vince took over the company from his father. [pwinsider.com/ViewArticle.asp?id=7677&p;=1 This biography of Vince], written by Pro Wrestling Insider, explains the difference. It mentions that Vince Sr. was initially opposed to his son entering the wrestling business, but there is no mention of him objecting when his son bought his company, or that it was a hostile takeover.     There was no hostile takeover, for it to be hostile 10 men would have had to turn against McMahon sr. i