Rename Madison Square Garden to the Vince McMahon ...
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Author: David Madden
Started: June 13, 2007, 11:15:18 am
Target: everyone
Category: Entertainment & Media
Supporters:

48
Goal:

100,000
Goal Progress:

1% Complete
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On the evening of June 11th, 2007, Vincent Kennedy McMahon was involved in a car bombing incident that took his life. Mr. McMahon was a big name in the sports entertainment field and did a lot to build professional wrestling to what it is today. His legacy should live on forever and what is a better way to remember a great man than to rename the biggest sporting venue in the world in memory of him? This petition is to rename New York’s Madison Square Garden to the Vince McMahon Memorial Centre. Please sign this and help keep Vince McMahon’s memory living on forever…




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omg said 06/27/07, 4:22 pm (verified)
he aint dead... nut it will be funny to see name change :p
#48

shabeer said 06/22/07, 9:31 am (verified)
I support this petition.
#47

jon adams said 06/18/07, 8:06 am (verified)
I support this petition.
#46

Bryan James McGlocklin said 06/18/07, 5:51 am (verified)
I have always loved wrestling. I have watched it for many years. I am a huge fan of the WWE.Vince was a great man, he created the biggest sports name in America to me. The death of Mr. McMahon will affect many people around the world.My reguards are to the friends and family of Mr.McMahon. He was a hero wether you liked him or not. I will miss watching Mr.McMahon on Monday Night Raw. After all he made the WWE the empire it is today. The WWE will live on, eventhough Vince, its' leader is no longer alive.WE WILL ALL MISS VINCE Rest in PEACE!We love you!
#45

Zoraida Velez Otaño said 06/17/07, 3:31 pm (verified)
May God give the strength to all of you for the death of Mr. Mc Mahon. He was a great professional and a great human being. No matter what he reflects, he was a great person.
#44

SCOTT AND NATASHA BEARD said 06/16/07, 5:16 pm (verified)
VINCE YOU ARE TRULEY MISSED..WE ARE PRAYING FOR THE MCMAHON FAMILY
#43

jordon wells said 06/16/07, 4:11 pm (verified)
RIP VINCE
#42

betty ann tallman said 06/16/07, 1:13 pm (verified)
im sorry for your lose god be with you
#41

Tina Marie Ruiz said 06/15/07, 10:00 pm (verified)
Vincent K. McMahon was an amazing man. He created some of the best entertainment ever broadcasted! He will always be in my memories and i appreciate everything he has done for this wonderful business. WE LOVE YOU VINCE! REST IN PEACE.
#40

amber said 06/15/07, 9:53 pm (verified)
R.I.P Vincent Kennedy McMahon you will always be in my prayers and you were very appriciated whether u believe it or not!!!
#39

VANESSA MIKES said 06/15/07, 6:24 am (verified)
I support this petition.
#38

bob said 06/14/07, 10:47 am (verified)
RIP Vince
#37

David Bracamonte said 06/13/07, 7:11 pm (verified)
Long live the memory of the greatest sports promoter ever. We will never forget you, Vince. Thank you.
#36

Brent said 06/13/07, 5:43 pm (verified)
I support this petition.
#35

Dan Bradbury said 06/13/07, 5:32 pm (verified)
Thanks for the memories Vince, we're all thinking of you and missing you. RIP VKM.
#34

jack hudgson said 06/13/07, 4:33 pm (verified)
I support this petition.
#33

Tadg30 said 06/13/07, 2:27 pm (verified)
I miss Vince. Please, change the name.
#32

C-Rad said 06/13/07, 2:25 pm (verified)
Vincent K. McMahon Jr. was born in Pinehurst, North Carolina, on August 24, 1945, but was raised in Greenwich, Connecticut. Raised mostly by his mother, McMahon could not claim a good childhood while living with his mother and many stepfathers in a trailer.Finally, at the age of 12, McMahon met his biological father, Vincent James McMahon Senior. Young Vince immediately formed a special relationship with his father, a wrestling promoter who ran the Capitol Wrestling Federation.McMahon Jr. shared the same love for wrestling as his father did and planned to go into the same business, but his father wanted him to pursue a more stable, lucrative professional career such as law or accounting. Finding a middle ground, McMahon attended military school, and made history as the first cadet to be court marshaled.Once done school, McMahon married Linda Edwards after a brief courtship, and was ready to begin his career in the world of wrestling. By chance, McMahon Sr. fired one of his announcers and needed an immediate replacement. He hired his son to fill in, and thus began McMahon Jr.'s life in wrestling.Being a wrestling announcer piqued his interest in the sport even more, and he began to learn the ins and outs of wrestling promotion from his father. When McMahon Sr. decided to retire in 1982, he sold the Capitol Wrestling Corporation to his son. Now under McMahon Jr.'s management the company went on to become the World Wrestling Federation (it was first known as the World Wide Wrestling Federation).While the Capitol Wrestling Corporation served a local, regional audience, McMahon Jr. set out to give the Federation broad appeal and a wider audience. After creating such wrestling stars such as Hulk Hogan and Macho Man, McMahon used the idea of charging audiences to assemble in an arena and watch wrestling matches on a large screen (in the pre-Pay-Per-View days), the first of which was 1985's Wrestlemania.After Wrestlemania III (Wrestlemania became an annual ev
#31

Michael said 06/13/07, 2:07 pm (verified)
vince mcmahon needs this
#30

WarHero87 said 06/13/07, 1:49 pm (verified)
*laughs at number 20 for singing and calling it fake*
#29