
By R. D. Reynolds, Bryan Alvarez
What went flawed with WCW?
In 1997, global Championship Wrestling was once on most sensible. It used to be the number-one professional wrestling corporation on the earth, and the highest-rated express on cable tv. every one week, enthusiasts tuned in to Monday Nitro, flocked to sold-out arenas, and carried domestic truckloads of WCW item. Sting, invoice Goldberg, and the hot global Order have been loved ones names. Superstars like Dennis Rodman and KISS jumped at the WCW bandwagon. It appeared the corporate might do no wrong.
But via 2001, although, every thing had bottomed out. the corporate — having misplaced a whopping ninety five% of its viewers — used to be offered for subsequent to not anything to Vince McMahon and international Wrestling leisure. WCW used to be laid to rest.
How may perhaps the corporate lose its viewers so quick? Who was once liable for exhibits so terrible that lovers fled in horror? What the hell occurred to reason the loss of life of 1 of the most important wrestling businesses on the earth? The dying of worldwide Championship Wrestling is the 1st booklet to take readers via an in depth dissection of WCW’s downfall.
About the Author
R.D. Reynolds is the co-author of Wrestlecrap and the co-creator of WrestleCrap.com, one of many wrestling community’s favorite web content. He lives in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Bryan Alvarez is the editor and writer of determine 4 Weekly. He lives in Woodinville, WA.
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