Who killed WCW produced by The Rock

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There's not much in here that people haven't heard already.

Everybody knows WCW failed because it was run by people who didn't know shyt in wrestling like Bischoff and the TNT people hated on wrestling. Bischoff signing Hulk Hogan and giving him all the freedom is what eventually fukked their product. Yeah they beat WWF at ratings for a year and a half and that was it basically. Then WWF made their move with incredible talent such as The Rock or Steve Austin and WCW never made any other move worth a damn.

You got Hogan and his buddies being the puppet masters fukking up things like changing finishers right before the match. You got countless of people joining nWo that didn't make any sense. You got people from TNT upstairs hating on wrestling and wanting it to fail. Your booking sucks, you're wasting a lot of great talent that could've carried your product for a long time. Those last couple years of WCW was just basically fastening the process. Just a very unprofessional company that thought some shock value reality TV approach was gonna carry them for over a decade. Nah. If your booking sucks and the matches are drizzling shyts, and your wrestlers are politicking non-stop, you're gonna fail.

They should make a documentary on why the fukk TNA hired Bischoff and Hogan 15 years later.
 
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Mʀ2ᴋDᴇᴇᴢ said:
Right, I mean even if that shyt is the case why be so open with it lol

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They didn't care because money was good regardless of their performance and everyone running WCW did not know a damn thing about wrestling. Everyone in TNT besides Ted Turner did not want to see wrestling on their network. And they gave the keys to Bischoff who was chasing ratings with the reality TV show shock value approach. Plus it was a perfect timing for them due to WWF being very boring in mid 90s.
 
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They should have done the segment on jim herd though. No he wasn't in that mid to late 90s era of WCW, but he was so terrible from 88 to 92 that vince was pretty much given a field day. He made sure it was even harder for WCW to compete with WWF.
 
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That Brad Siegel guy was a straight up bytch and doesn’t get any blame for WCW failing. This dude the mastermind behind the shyt
 
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drifter said:
Cornette when talking history not playing his weekly character is really good at breaking even simple shyt down into ways you hadn't of

If the plan was for Hogan to walk out of bash at the beach in a huff & puff before Russo turned it into a shoot, why'd Bischoff have to go with him? What executive leaves the show before it's over

Then episode 2, Bischoff says WWF thought a year ahead and he wanted to too. They threw a whole year away on Hogan/Sting and he still won't admit why, "Sting manifested it into reality", "his head wasn't it". Sting walked in knowing Hogan wasn't doing it, Hogan proved him right then said Sting wasn't tan enough to win lmaooo
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Sting said in his Christian documentary that he was high as fukk. On drugs and shyt during Starcade 97. Hogan and EB never came publically to say that. I guess for respect for Sting
 
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