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McMahon Moments: Vince is Dead

Vince McMahon has a rich history of downright insanity (which borders on absolute entertainment) and the best way to express this is through one of his most genius moments ever; the staging of his own death on national television. Many people knew it was an angle, but WWE stockholders went into a panic the following day over the possible death of the Chairman of a public company.

Ripped out of a David Lynch film, watch the surreal scene as Vince walks to his doom, his employees silently watching as he is dead man walking. Watch as the two employees by the door smoking, laughing, lone witnesses that seem in on the joke that Vince still hasn't gotten yet.

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