Guys, do not fight
The thing is that a lot of Canon users just wait for an high MP "pro" camera and it is very possible that will be reality. A firm like Canon is obliged to studies this option because ... it's canon !! It is not a random brand ... So it take time (and hope on our side).
The 7DMk II is a cool answer for pro who use APS-C, not like Nikon with the D7xxx line ... Most of my pro friends use multiple gear and are a bit tired lugging around tones of different material to cover their needs. Some of them found peace in the D810 while some stay with the 5DMKIII. So far, the files of the 5DMkIII are very nice and 22 MP are plenty for a lot of applications if not most.
The thing is that all Pros in photography do not need the same gear. Some pros do not even know what gear suit them the best. But the vast majority would like an "all in one", for sure. Moderate weight, high MP, good lenses, good video if needed and a good price ... and rugged.
A lot of ppl here speak about pros and I wonder what they mean, "gear wise", about being pro. I know pros in macro photography who use old DSLR you might label as crap; there is pros with full MF gear (some even say they own them, on forum, but in reality they rent them; I've busted some). Lately I do a lot of event and cross the roads of some pro (independent) event photographers ... the vast majority do not even use FF. D7000/7100 + 7D/70D are the most common DSLR I see (and black magic cameras). When I see D700/D800/D3/D3s/1DS/1Dx/5D ... it is agency photographers and the gear is owned by the agency. I speak for France and my little finger tell me it is approximately the same in other country.
So, by observation, the photographic landscape of professionals in photography is tiny, very tiny. Pros with MF are rare; not on forums ofc but they are pretty rare. Pros who really need 36 MP files are pretty rare too. As an example, I got a commissioned work for a French wine : Domaine de la Romanée Conti. I did the shoots with two cameras a D700 and a DP3 Merril. Client was super happy and never asked or looked at my material, never. 12 MP and 16 MP. Generally, when a client want big files he ask for it. Most pros do rent the specific material today, if needed.
So ... Canon is abandoning the Pros ?? Hell no. Nonsense.
We have more tools today at our disposal than ever in history. If the goal of a society (if I'm not wrong) is making profit, renting is one if not the best option. Rent the material you
need and buy the system you like (if you can ^^).