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You don't do shit like Jack Swagger as world champion if you don't know for a fact that you're unstoppable
Laughs in Jinder Mahal while crying in NakamuraYou don't do shit like Jack Swagger as world champion if you don't know for a fact that you're unstoppable
They stopped selling houses because they kept clinging to the museum pieces and their fat contracts rather than going with what actually drew. Remember when Goldberg went from Da Man to just another face in the crowdAll the huge contracts were a massive problem, but they weren’t a problem until they stopped selling houses and pay-per-view buys. Hogan like you said had one of the largest contracts ever in 1998, but WCW in 1998 still become the highest grossing and most profitable wrestling promotion in history at that point in 1998 even with those huge contracts.
A little, sure, but Rock and Austin would have left regardless I think.But how much of that uncompetitiveness is connected to lack of a rival?
I specifically mentioned Jack Swagger because he was World Champ while the WWE/TNA Monday Night embarrassment was happening. How cocky do you have to be to have that guy holding Big Gold while in what is supposedly a ratings warLaughs in Jinder Mahal while crying in Nakamura
2688 sounds fine for the current levelWhat sucks for me is I want a TNA taping here, but even the small arena here(9k something ) is probably to big for them. I mean I guess they could do the Auditorium which is like 2,688.
Oh, they drop the bomb on Goldberg massively, but that’s not why they stop selling. Hogan and Flair actually drew the second biggest WCW PPV buy ever in February 99 in the main event a SuperBrawl. Hogan still drew money. The problem is is that by March 1999 Nash had been given the book because they were panicking and they completely changed the way they were booking the product. That’s when they start imitating the WWF with their backstage segments and their goofy stuff and they just didn’t do it as well. They also for like two months didn’t put matches on the first hour of Nitro’s. Stuff like that.They stopped selling houses because they kept clinging to the museum pieces and their fat contracts rather than going with what actually drew. Remember when Goldberg went from Da Man to just another face in the crowd
Yeah, this place would look neat on TV2688 sounds fine for the current level
The Wrestlecrap guys summed it up perfectly in their New Monday Night Wars induction.I specifically mentioned Jack Swagger because he was World Champ while the WWE/TNA Monday Night embarrassment was happening. How cocky do you have to be to have that guy holding Big Gold while in what is supposedly a ratings war
That last sentence is insaneOh, they drop the bomb on Goldberg massively, but that’s not why they stop selling. Hogan and Flair actually drew the second biggest WCW PPV buy ever in February 99 in the main event a SuperBrawl. Hogan still drew money. The problem is is that by March 1999 Nash had been given the book because they were panicking and they completely changed the way they were booking the product. That’s when they start imitating the WWF with their backstage segments and their goofy stuff and they just didn’t do it as well. They also for like two months didn’t put matches on the first hour of Nitro’s. Stuff like that.
These days Raw would beg for that Impact demoThe Wrestlecrap guys summed it up perfectly in their New Monday Night Wars induction.
The Wrestlecrap guys summed it up perfectly in their New Monday Night Wars induction.
Kevin Nash, famously, hates actually wrestling, so he probably figured viewers hated it too and wanted to watch him and his buddies dicking around instead. That did not help the ratingsThat last sentence is insane