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Which is the other factors that I mentioned. The ultimate thing is still that imo. The other stuff just hurt it to the point no one else wanted it. Plus the fact that people up too wanted WCW to cut back on this and that. Like don’t get me wrong, the people in charge played a huge part in it sure, but like a lot of those people who worked there didn’t ever want wrestling. Even during the hight of the 90s.If the company had done way better than the last two years they did, WCW wouldn't have died. Doesn't matter about the merger, someone else would've taken over the company if it would've been in a better shape than it was.