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[JohnB]

I was sick at that second episode them making it a point that the only reason WCW was successful was due to using WWF talent. I know what they were getting at but the way they were saying it and seemingly discounting the brilliant way they used that talent. Not to mention that just two years before WWF had taken most of WCW's biggest names.

And they gon act like the ecw/cruiserweight guys weren't killing the Mid/Lower card

 

[Bomb 1st]

What's the story with the pre-PPV ECW cards? (e.g., "The Night The Line Was Crossed, Night of the Funker, etc.)

Are they still owned by RF Video or what?

 

[the artist known az]

Episode 2 i believe

They showed it in episode 3 also

 

[23Barrettcity]

I was sick at that second episode them making it a point that the only reason WCW was successful was due to using WWF talent. I know what they were getting at but the way they were saying it and seemingly discounting the brilliant way they used that talent. Not to mention that just two years before WWF had taken most of WCW's biggest names.

The biggest take away im getting is we are never getting major changes cause Vince has no incentive too . Hed have to face the ending of the wwe to stop going to the cena well. Outside of the attitude era he's been consistent with his companies strategy of booking and talent development

 

[the artist known az]

Watching the 97 Rumble. Stone Cold already got me laughing...Stone Cold Stunner on Phineas Godwinn, starts talking shyt, throws him out. Billy Gunn gets thrown out, does pushups and sits on the turnbuckle. Jake the Snake comes out, he gets on his knees and starts praying

 

[Love Sosa]

I love how on all these old montages talking about the Monday Night Wars they basically say "Yeah wrestling sucks now and these were the peak years so get over it"

 

[ThisIsLife]

Im already looking forward to that PG Era documentary where everyone talks about where and how the WWE is fukking up their own product currently.

Everytime someone speaks on where the WWE went wrong in the early-mid 90's or how WCW started failing during those final years I keep thinking why won't they fix what's wrong currently. I guess its not that broken to them.

I don't see them going out of business any time soon, but damn I just wish they would learn from their mistakes and try to make their product more interesting.

 

[mson]

http://www.inquisitr.com/1437788/ww...lawsuit-vince-mcmahon-doing-more-wwe-layoffs/

 

[Alexander The Great]

Watching Clash of Champions from 1997 and the crowd reaction for Jeff Jarrett vs Mongo McMichael is crazy. Orton vs Cena wouldn't even come close to this heat

 

[Alexander The Great]

The guys from the show dinner and movie joined the nWo and then tookma diamond cutter this has been a good show so far

 

[AJW]

Just got done catching up on the NWO episode and Attitude episode. Damn, WCW seriously had a viagra on a pole match?

 

[Big Jo]

Just got done catching up on the NWO episode and Attitude episode. Damn, WCW seriously had a viagra on a pole match?

Nwo episode? Attitude episode? Of which show?

 

[AJW]

Nwo episode? Attitude episode? Of which show?

Monday Night Wars mate. Episode 1 was all about the NWO and episode 2 was all focused on the attitude era.

 

[Kidd Dibiase]

Just got done catching up on the NWO episode and Attitude episode. Damn, WCW seriously had a viagra on a pole match?

try a leather jacket on a pole match

 

[23Barrettcity]

try a leather jacket on a pole match

Judy bageell on a pole