Girl Watches WWE - WWE vs. WCW - The Exact Moment WCW Died and WWE Won
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WCW was a great promotion, but WWE was just too good for them. In this video, we'll discuss the reasons why WCW lost and how WWE was able to take advantage of the situation. We'll also look at the exact moment when the tide shifted and WWE won the war.
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A lot of you said that Vince bought the comapny from his father and it was not given to him. It was wrong in the video thank you for the infos guys love you ❤
Vince McMahon Jr. Didnt create WWE from nothing. But what he did do was grow WWE to a national and international brand. Wrestling promotions were regionally based when Vince McMahon Sr. was running WWE, which was New York/North East only.
It's also worth pointing out, for the benefit of those who aren't aware, Vince wasn't GIVEN the business, he had to buy out his dad as well as the other shareholders who each held some partial ownership of what was then known as the WWWF, with the stipulation that if he missed a payment, they (Vince Sr. and the other shareholders) would regain ownership immediately. Of course, we know that didn't occur, Vince was successful, but that success wasn't easy and sure as hell didn't come easy.
@@iamme25yago Yes, he was one of the shareholders I mentioned that Vince Jr. had to buy from. Nice of Gorilla to stick around and do commentary for a while though.
Actually Bunny Vince did make his own money and used it to buy the WWF from his dad.
The Finger Poke of Doom was the beginning of the end for WCW as we knew it.
And that says lot as they survived The Shockmaster
A lot of people will argue against that, but it's true. Eric Bischoff, Kevin Nash, and everyone else can say what they want. No one took WCW serious after that. The Network, Investors, Fans, Talent all started leaving.
Actually it was AOL coming in and changing WCW, they dropped all the edgy stuff and chair shots, and realism, sexual stuff, blood. TNT and TBS wasn't interested in pro wrestling anymore they wanted to put on sitcoms and television series, and scripted television.
AOL was the beginning to the end in 1998.
@@ReneRamirez-d9h No No No. We are talking about "When did WCW DIE FOR THE FANS" why WE all stopped watching. You're talking about "Why WCW Ceased Operations." Completely different subject. Re-read the original statement. >>"The Finger Poke of Doom was the beginning of the end of WCW as we knew it."
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You didn't quite get what they were trying to say with creative control. I know a lot of artists in the entertainment industry get screwed over by their managers and/or the corporations they end up working under, with really bad contracts that don't allow them to be as creative as they want. But that's not what this video was talking about. They were talking about the wrestlers abusing their creative control, so that they could protect their spot at the top of the card.
Vince McMahon didn't create WWE from nothing but he didn't just inherited it from his father, we first created a company named Titan Sports and a couple of years later Titan Sports bought the World Wrestling Federation from his father, but he did it taking loans and with his own money. After that he soon started to buy other promotions or their TV spots until only Jim Crockett Promotions, aka NWA Mid-Atlantic, was pretty much the only one left because other territories affiliated with the National Wrestling Alliance had disappeared or merged with it. Turner Broadcasting bought Crockett Promotions and renamed it Works Championship Wrestling in 1988 WCW wasn't much competition for the first few years but in 1995 they started a new show called Nitro that went head to head with WWF's Monday Night Raw. They even beat Raw a few weeks here and there at first, and when they lost it was very close. In 1996 WCW signed Scott Hall and Kevin Nash and staged an invasion, but not exactly from WWF, then Hulk Hogan, who had left WWF in 93 and debuted in WCW in 94 joined them and they forked the New World Order and they beat WWF in the ratings for 83 weeks straight. In 1998 the tide began to change, WCW expanded the NWO angle way more than necessary, the stories weren't good and Raw started to pick up a few victories with guys like Stone Cold, The Rock, Triple H, Undertaker and Mankind leading the chargeand by the end of the year they were firmly ahead. 1999 and 2000 were great for WWF and awful for WCW and Nitro lost every week in the ratings for some 2 and 1)2 years until Vince McMahon bought WCW in March 2001. A few months later WWF tried to do an invasion story mixed with McMahon family drama but it wasn't really great, although it did excellent business, and WWF in the end obviously won. After that, Gince brought the NWO back and debuted it in the WWF but they lost at WrestleMania and not long after that, the NWO was disbanded for good and that was absolutely the end of WCW for good.
The video is incorrect about how Vince got WWE. He had to buy it from his father, which is something that Vince was very big about discussing. He bought the company for a little over a million and would turn it into a multi-billion dollar corporation. Also, Vince, Sr. did not control a company that was racking up millions annually. It was a relatively successful company but they only had territorial television rights until Vince, Jr. took over.
That said, you ask A LOT of questions. Far too much for everyone to cover here, mostly because you'd see a novel rather than a comment, lol. But most of the answers can be found in video form or online, so you'd just need to search those directly.
I'd also recommend that you watch the current shows for WWE, AEW, etc. Which might help you figure out some of the current stuff too. It is likely harder for fans to go over the stuff going on now because it's still ongoing. The past stuff is easier to cover because you can just reference a few important things about the overall subject. Seeing current shows could prevent you from being lost, especially when it comes to the current generation of stars. Some people say "well I don't know when the best time to start is." It's right away, seriously. Stories and wrestler evolution happens every week, all year long. There is never a perfect time to start watching.
You just need to search for the shows and network they are on in your country. WWE is most certainly going to have shows you can see all over Europe.
The commentators forgot about the popularity of DDP aka Diamond Dallas Page. Who popularity surged in WCW, especially his Finisher Move ORIGINALLY called The Diamond Cutter , but Many know the move today as RKO. But if you really want to get a clearer look, check out the Documentary called WHO KILLED WCW. The Rock produced it. Very good Documentary. Just in case you haven't seen it.
Stone Cold, The Rock and DX and Mankind saved WWF ... DX and Foley were not mention so often but they were as important
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AEW is making all of WCW's mistakes
Look we all hate Vince for multiple reasons and they're all understandable. But the one thing that always bothers me is how everyone simplifies how he gained control and his childhood as well. Vince didn't grow up with his dad. His dad in fact straight up abandoned him as a baby. He actually had a tough childhood. His mom married an abusive alcoholic. And Vince wasn't just handed WWE by his dad. Vince had to use his own money to buy it. This is something that I think every wrestling fan needs to know. Not because it will make you sympathize with Vince but to understand him.
Also, please do some WCW N.W.A because those are were the other goats like sting and Ric Flair and Dusty, the road Warriors and so many others are
No they don't Tony Khan he ruined with Cody try to make he lost his two biggest stars Cody Rhodes and CM punk jade carwell never say never next it will be Sasha Banks
10:46 Naah this RUclipsr did WWF dirty😭😭 Doink The Clown, Fake Undertaker and all that crap was not even on the same time with those WCW stars, that was years before and WCW pretty much had their own bad bookings at that point and years after too.. WWE has been the main thing in wrestling since the 80s and WCW has only on the top on with WWE from 1996 to 1998 until their own ego ended it all
AEW is making a lot of mistakes mostly featuring a trash product filled with nonsensical wrestling angles. Tony Khan doesnt really know what hes doing but he has billions of dollars so yeah AEW has plenty of time and money to fix things.
1997 was probably the year Mcmahan realized his 'New Generation' child friendly product wasnt working
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Nothing in the industry will ever compare to the stakes of late 90s pro wrestling. Both WCW and WWF were throwing haymakers at each other on a weekly basis. You simply don't see that anymore.
Cm punk just did a great promo on smackdown we want cm punk reaction from daily 😅
Vince’s dad owned wwe and Vince just took over
Wwe "winning" and buying wcw was actually really bad, so many people lost jobs, wrestlers, production and every level of the company.. and even wwe fot considerably worse after because they had no competition, from 1995 to 2001 wrestling was hugely popular.. drawing 4 million+ on both channels.. so 8 million people on monday nifhts, and people talking about it everywhere, by 2003 with really just WWE, and 'the indies' so much lower ratings, worse shows.. people not even wanting to admit to watching wrestling... When aew came up things got better for everyone, but nothing like the monday nught wars.
Wcw sunk when they had every wrestler join the nwo
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there's a theory that Vince Russo was sent by McMahon to destroy WCW from the inside mission accomplished If that's the case 😂
I watched more WCW than WWE. I watched the old NWA wrestling that had territories. I mainly watched the Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling that had the Nature Boy Ric Flair and Ricky Steamboat and others. I also saw Georgia Championship Wrestling. Georgia Championship Wrestling became WCW.
I saw many Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling programs in my Hometown of Wilmington Nc. I got to see The Nature Boy Ric Flair and The American Dream Dusty Rhodes and Ricky Steamboat and many other Wrestling Legends,
I have so many stories I could tell.
the first 5 minutes of the video is pretty much false and skipped many in between facts, jim crockett promotions was purchased by ted turner because vince mcmahon refused to sell a portion of wwf to ted turner, turner then purchased jim crockett promotions and used his billions of dollars to try and take down the wwf, first they hired Jim herd as the producer and went through many bookers, bishoff came into the picture several years later when wcw was losing money like a sive
Vince is a self made billionaire
Sometimes the things you say are just naive it is like you don’t even absorb why you are watching
She's new to all of that and she's trying to understand what's going on.
these british narrators who spend the time putting together these video packages are really good with misinformation and misleading their viewers. Are they trying to dumb down the world?
Can you rect more Andrew Tate videos and Interview
Vince and Tony Khan are just alike they started their company with help from their Daddy’s
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Vince's takeover has been simplified a lot. I don't have any videos to recommend to you unfortunately, but Vince was not the "son of a millionaire." Even when he took over the company from his father he had to pay for it "betting" on his vision. There were so many moments where he risked everything. Vince is one of the most fascinating individuals to ever walk the earth, with his many flaws of course
I'd love an autobiography from him.
@@unclefred3128a movie is coming apparently
@@unclefred3128That would be one of the most interesting autobiographies ever written by any personality in the history of the wrestling (or sports entertainment) business. Unfortunately, it'll likely never happen. VInce has been very adamant about not putting the focus on himself, to the point he doesn't even want anyone to thank him during WWE hall of fame inductions. I feel like, and this may just be me, it's his way of trying to appear humble, when he knows, as we all do, that the young Vince McMahon who grew up poor and abused by his step father disappeared when he became a billionaire.
I completely agree that Vince is one of the most fascinating people on the planet. Obviously not someone you should emulate in all aspects, but definitely and interesting man.
Is AEW following the possible same path as WCW? Well
1. The CM Punk Issue caused the inmates to run the asylum in AEW
2. With CM Punk gone from AEW Their attendance has dropped tremendously
3. They have waaaay more older talent than young talent
4. Their Womens division isn't strong compared to WWE's women's division
5. Tony Khan wants "Friends" more than actually managing a company.
6. Punk already proved that Tony doesn't truly have what it takes to run a wrestling company
7. There are AEW superstars that really want to jump ship and return to wwe like andrade and Miro, (could be a few more but i can only think of 2.)
8. WWE just rehired punk what would have been AEW's BIGGEST draw.
I am not an AEW hater. Just saying what i've seen from AEW thus far.
It seems like AEW might need to rethink their strategy
It feels like AEW started to fall apart when Cody left, and is just getting worse as time goes on. I'm getting the feeling Cody as VP had a back stage role that was holding the company together.
Great reaction, but the creative control here was the total opposite of what you thought 😂 the top wrestlers had the freedom to book themselves so that led to egos running wild and WCW product becoming bad.
7:05 this backfired on them. Cause people were like “What? No way!” And changed the channel to watch Mick Foley win the WWF title.
Don't get it twisted, Vince wasn't your stereotypical silver spoon kid
Vince actually grew up poor in a trailer park he didn't meet his dad until later he made his money premoniting events like an Evil Kenivill stunt and when his dad wanted to retire Vince bought his part of the company and eventually bought out his partners
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If you're interested in WWE vs. WCW, I highly recommend watching Emplemon's video "there will Never Ever be another show like Monday Night Raw". This is one of the best videos of explaining the attitude era.
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Wrestling Bios is in the middle of doing a whole in depth review of WWE Raw vs WCW Nitro on his channel, he goes WAY more in depth than this.
Vince Jr. bought out his father, Vince Sr. coz he wanted to retire. It wasn't really handed to him. Although his father told him not to run other territories out but Vince Jr. already had plans for national expansion.
No Vince did create his own wealth. He bought the company from his father and gambled everything on the first Wrestlemania. Things went up from there and the company grew & grew. That was all Vince not his father.
Mistake of AEW is they give too much creative freedom to wrestlers and let them get away with stuff (the CM punk crisis showed there is complete chaos in that company), the owner Tony Khan acts like the wrestlers are his buddies rather than employees.
and that is killed wcw, eric bischoff did the same thing
I remember Vince saying in an interview that Ted Turner, who owned WCW t the time, told him he was in the wrestling business now and Vince told him nice, I'm in the entertainment business. Another thing that hurt WCW in the end was they banned high risk moves like anything from the top ropes. Also, they got rid of characters wearing masks or makeup.
Top rope moves were only banned in 1992 during the Bill Watts regime.
@@cwell510 still contributed to WCW's downfall. Bad decisions.
@@ronaldnelson66921992 was before the rise of WCW.. so don't think it could have contributed much if at all to the fall 8 years later... But the company telling them to be kid friendly is a similar problem that certainly did contribute to it.
@@ronaldnelson6692yeah but they were unbanned during the actual monday night wars I mean how was cruiserweight l matches a thing then also the actual downfall was how the nwo faction kept on being featured as they jept on interfering kept on beating the faces of WCW like sting not winning against hogan decisevly at starcade
@@ronaldnelson6692 No it didn't, top rope stuff was a huge part of the cruiserweight division in WCW.
Actually Vince was very poor and didn't know his dad until he was like 12 and his dad never just gave him free money. He wanted him to work a normal job first because his dad was all about hard work and being a man. He did eventually give him a job in his company which at the time was called the "WWWF" which is how Vince got involved in the business. When Vince's father retired he didn't just give the company to Vince. Instead he made him buy it from him for a million dollars that he would make from promoting shows in the New York territory and he had one year to pay it all back to his father and the other shareholders or else the company would have been taken back from him and given to one of the shareholders instead. He paid them back and became the owner of the company in 1982 then shortened the name to the "WWF". Then he started undercutting all of the other territories in the US and Canada and purchased all of their top stars so he could put them under and buy them out. Thus nearly monopolizing the industry until the only last main holdout of the old days was WCW.
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22:30 WCW also had the money (Ted Turner's money) just like AEW has Tony Khan's money. So there are a lot of parallels between WCW and AEW unfortunately. AEW also has wrestlers wth some sort of creative control and a lot of backstage chaos.
Yeah well the UWF was also run by a guy with a lot of money and reminds me more of AEW than WCW lol.
@@ShuffleUpandDeal32 True
16:38 it wasn’t the company having creative control, it was the wrestlers demanding it in their contracts. You got it the wrong way round. It fucked wcw
Yes the attitude era and even the ruthless aggression era were the ones I like the most even if I didn’t watch wwe during that time, but watched all the stuff later on the wwe network. Because it had everything which is now missing from wwe. Wwe nowadays feels like a product produced for kids and especially the TikTok generation which is something that I can’t find any connection to. Everything feels so child friendly and Disney like that it’s unbearable for me to watch. I would say that guys CM Punk and Randy Orton still carry on the oldschool spirit which is why they are so loved. Tbh WWE didn’t have anyone with the starpower of the Athletes back then in a while besides some exceptions. It’s not because they couldn’t be such stars, it’s more I think because they are so creatively restricted by contractors.
As a kid I had the golden era and as a teen in the late 1990s I had the attitude era in my twenties I had ruthless aggression era I was pretty lucky. Oh and Vince did inherent WWE from his dad but like him or not he turned the business from about 2 million to billions a year.
Vince taking the WWF / WWE national is not as clear cut as many make it out to be. If you listen to the modern WWE narrative Vince built everything from the ground up, which he didn't. If you listen to most of today's "smart" fans Vince was basically a trust fund kid, which he wasn't.
Vince Sr. had one of the most profitable territories in wrestling and Vince Jr. built on that and took it to a national level. He also had to buy the company from his father (and/or had to buy out his father's business partners, I don't remember clearly) and had to gamble on the success of the first Wrestlemania to pay off his loans. So the truth is somewhere in the middle with this.
Vince McMahon, Jr bought the company from his father. It wasn't given to him.
6:00 No, Disney and WCW, not WWE. WCW was producing their shows in the Disney MGM Studios which saved them a lot of money and increased their production value.
No, if you know the story of Vincent Kennedy McMahon (the Vince that is in WWE right now), his father Vincent James McMahon was very distanced from him Vince Jr. Vince Jr. was raised by his mother and bunch of stepfathers, one of them, Leo Lupton, even attacked Vince's mom and him at one point and he didn't met his father until he was 12. And Vince came from the bottom all the way to the top. His father didn't want him to be in the business, as he didn't think that he had what it takes to be the promoter. And originally Vince wanted to be a wrestler himself, but Vince Sr. didn't allow him to do that. So he worked as commentator since 1971 until 1997 (so yeah, he worked as commentator for a very long time even after he became the boss when he bought WWF from his father in 1982).
Look we all hate Vince for multiple reasons and they're all understandable. But the one thing that always bothers me is how everyone simplifies how he gained control and his childhood as well. Vince didn't grow up with his dad. His dad in fact straight up abandoned him as a baby. He actually had a tough childhood. His mom married an abusive alcoholic. And Vince wasn't just handed WWE by his dad. Vince had to use his own money to buy it. This is something that I think every wrestling fan needs to know. Not because it will make you sympathize with Vince but to understand him.
Thank you for shedding light on Vince's background. It's crucial to have a more complete picture of someone's life to truly understand their motivations and actions.
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WCW was amazing.
Hogan & Russo screwed WCW. If they didn't, things might have changed.
Vince wasn’t given the business. His father made him buy the World Wide Wrestling Federation territory out of New York/New Jersey & Capital Wrestling Corporation territory out of Washington DC
Bunny.... I tried to warn you about this time period (without spoilers)...... You should have just watched the Monday Night Wars, without knowing what was coming......
Actually Vince was dirt poor when he got WWE from his dad. When Vinces dad owned WWE, he ran it as a local promotion, meaning it wasn't very profitable. Vince had the ambition torn turn it national and later international, which is how Vince made his money. So, while he dud inherit WWE from his dad, it was Vinces genius that turned it super profitable
Lets get one thing right though. If Scott Hall and Kevin Nash never jumped ship, WCW would still be around because it wouldnt of been nearly as popular as it became, aka nWo
Vince's dad owned WWWF (World Wide Wrestling Federation), it was a successful company, created superstars, but it was restrained by a rule between all wrestling promotions, all wrestling promotions had their territory and respect their borders, but once Vince dad died and left him the company, he changed the name to WWF (World Wrestling Federation), and broke the rule that every wrestling promotion had, and started promoting WWF in their territories, making WWF a nationwide wrestling promotion, which led WWF to be the biggest wrestling promotion there is.
Now, you may wonder, why is not called WWF anymore and instead is called WWE? well, the WWF (World Wildlife Fund) sue them, and won, so Vince had to change the name of the company to WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment).
Shawn Michaels had not wrestled in years by 2001. He returned in 2002.
Ted Turner had no clue about wrestling & neither did the guy he put in charge Jim Herd, nor his brief replacement Kip Frey, then he bought in Bill Watts-but his time as a genius had long passed & his run was a total disaster worse than the other two.
16:38 I think you got the video's point wrong. What it's trying to say is that the wrestlers had TOO MUCH control over their own storylines, so they were constantly putting themselves in the best positions without much thought and leaving the smaller and lesser known names at the bottom of the ladder, and that system never allowed much opportunity for any new talent to be featured because those big names didn't want to let go of their fame and money.
Vince bought out his dad when Vince Sr. Wanted to retire. He suggested not breaking the territories but Vince Jr. had other plans. Also, WCW announcing that Mick Foley won the world title backfired because most of the fans switched over to see it happen. When Paul Wight was talking about starts getting paid more than him when he was champion, he was talking about people like Hogan, Nash, and Hall.
NOTHING IS BIGGER THEN WWE! AND IT WILL NEVER BE A BIGGER COMPANY! AEW DOING THE OVERPAY THING,ONLY TO SIGN THE GUYS,AND THEN WE WILL SEE HOW TO BOOK HIM
WCW was weeks away from putting WWF out of business.
Most definitely The attitude era was the best times this was definitely the best time to be a kid
Love the video bunny also love the little white tree in the back there that's really cute ❤
nothing comes close to late 90s early 00s wrestling... greatest era of this sport, those who grew up watching it live were blessed. im from europe and i had to download entire ppvs/raw/sd/wcw in mid 2010s to experience it since we havnet had channels of that or even vhs of it back in day.
When Vince took over the WWF from his father it was done on a payment installment basis over a period of time. He didn't pay all the money in one go, he paid installments over a year. Vince almost faced bankruptcy and it was the success of Wrestlemania 1 that kept his business alive (plus the 1 million dollars he got from Jim Crockett for the Georgia timeslot)
7:13 - that was... how to put... THE BIGGEST mistake WCW ever made when they were spoiling results. WCW Nitro lost over half a million viewers after the spoilers as Mick Foley was loved by wrestling fans for his willingness to work in any circumstances and he took a lot of punishment because of that. He lost his ear in WCW (while on tour in Germany, btw), he was thrown from the Hell in a Cell... TWICE at the same night. He fought in Japan in death matches... I mean, Mick was a crazy bastard.
Vince brought the wwe off of his father it wasnt gifted to him in fact i believe vince grew up in poverty.
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Nah she puts on a fake persona be ya self
@@4107moneyway you still watch?
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Yea man the wrestling content has been fantastic. A lot of these are videos I didn't end up watching from these creators so seeing her reactions on top of seeing the videos myself helps remind me of things or show me stuff I might've missed.
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It's interesting to see how the NWO was running things and had so much creative control, one of the main reasons for the fall of WCW, where many of the main guys in the group were also part of the Kliq in WWF and who did the same things there before they left. When those kinds of wrestlers with too much control change things to keep themselves on top, it hurts everyone in the company because the quality of the product suffers. Ironically, them trying to remain on top to make more money, was something that cost them money in the long term when the company died. It makes you wonder if the Kliq had remained together and gained more control like the NWO had in WCW, if something similar would have happened to the WWF.
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Sadly, the way WCW was in its dying days is how AEW is now currently.
Vince sr had WWWF. Before it was called WWF or WWE. Vince Sr had his own territory back when territories existed. Each city had their own company and it was an unwritten rule that you can't run your show in another town because that would be considered sacrilege. When Vince sr passed on the company to Vince jr. Vince Sr told his son not to compete with the other promotions. Vince ignored that and just started doing his own thing and pissing off every promoter. Vince jr would then go on to steal talent from different territories. To say he was America's most wanted man is something to say too. Cause people wanted him dead. But he then had the last laugh because of his tactics. The man knows how to make money.
One thing the gentleman did not mention was Scott Hall and Kevin Nash work for WCW a few years prior as The Diamond Stud (Hall)
Oz and Venny Vegas (Nash)
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Aye man we don't slander hbk (shawn michaels) in this house lmaoooo we gotta show bunny why he's the goat.
In terms of eras, I'd say ruthless agression and the era now (the Renaissance era) is the best eras. RA and Renaissance had consistent viewers, more of a stacked roster and more stars.
Attitude had
Shawn
Taker
Stone cold
Rock
Triple H
Kane
Jericho
Bret
Ruthless had
Cena
Orton
Batista
Lesnar
Guerrero
Mysterio
Angle
Booker T
The hardys
E&C
Dudleyz
Now its
Roman
Seth
Sami
Cody
La
Gunther
Rhea
Bianca
Iyo
Asuka
Becky
Sasha
Liv
Dom
Judgement day
The usos
Solo
Gable
Jade
Logan
Shinsuke
I could go on but the attitude really struggled despite relying heavily on stone cold and rock
React to 2023 was absolutely wild for WWE by THE GREAT ONE.
Not sure what that guy is on-JCP/Mid Atlantic was not a small promotion, it was huge. It was Ted Turner who came up with Nitro to go head to head with Vince, not Bischoff & Bischoff's success was seeing an angle in Japan doing huge business, that itself was a copy of another Japanese angle from the early 1980's with Inoki. Vince Sr started up & ran WWWF for decades-Vince bought him & his partners out in 1982 in installments -but he had to agree that if he missed even one payment to them that the company went back to them & Jr lost all his payments.
WCW/ TBS were incompetent right to the end-telling everybody a world title change was happening on Raw, while putting on the worst show ever with Goldberg being arrested for sexual harassment that never happened, the finger & getting beaten down & sprayed to end the show. Then Vince bought the entire video archive, trademarks etc for a stupidly low price.
What is the mistake AEW is making? Its run by a guy who thinks he's a wrestling expert even though he's never been in the wrestling business before. To be fair, they aren't even trying to compete with WWE. Its a rich kid burning through daddy's money completing a novelty project. Its not about growing or making money. Its just an independent wrestling company with billions of dollars to burn through
"people started leaving wcw". And he shows Booker T.. who won the WCW title on the very last WCW Monday nitro...
I was born in the. Early 90's so I started watching wrestling in 1997 which were from the age of 6 all the way in today's era 2023
If the video excists Bunny watch Hull Hogan's full heel turn in wcw with the promo
The part about the Austin/Pilman angle is still true today. It's gonna be so funny when youtube goes down because of their censorship.
vince bought World Wide Wrestling Federation(WWWF) from his father and rename World Wrestling Federation (WWF) and he took the company to international Level
2:12 The reason he is using that picture is because that was Vince when he announced that he bought WCW in March 2001.😊
Awesome job on this video and can you react to WWE random battle royal eliminations and I just subscribed today
the main reason for wcw's faliure is that they had a great idea and run with the NWO and then had nothing to follow it up with, they kept trying to reinvent the wheel while the WWf/WWe kept putting on a constant story that you could easily follow and had the best in ring wrestlers and promos ever wcw buried the cruiserweights in favour of drama and allowed back stage drama to be more important than what the fans came for, wrestling
You should react to the good, the bad and the elite by outside interference, it's a five part series about hangman page's rise to the top of aew and if not that please react to I'm better than you the full feud between MJF and CM Punk
New here and bunnymon you gotta react booker t Steve Austin full segment on when they caused major damage to a produce store
If you take a drink every time this guy gets something wrong, you'll be wasted before it even gets to the nWo.