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[Lonewolf]

I don't know if anyone has been watching Vice's "Who Killed WCW?", but for those interested... pass.

It's the same old, same old... everybody blaming everyone else. There are some inaccuracies, and a lot of skipping years (and wrestlers... nothing about Ric Flair, who virtually kept WCW viable into the 90's), but you do get to hear from a couple of the WCW execs.

The first two episodes have aired... just waiting for the third episode, which will focus on Vince Russo's time in WCW.

And Dwayne Johnson occasionally appears, but adds absolutely nothing to the discussion. If you haven't read either Guy Evans' "NITRO: The Incredible Rise and Inevitable Collapse of Ted Turner's WCW", or Bryan Alvarez's "The Death of WCW" (both highly recommended), you might be interested, but for the smart marks, it's rehashing familiar territory.

[Lando Griffin]

Originally Posted by Lonewolf

I don't know if anyone has been watching Vice's "Who Killed WCW?", but for those interested... pass.

It's the same old, same old... everybody blaming everyone else. There are some inaccuracies, and a lot of skipping years (and wrestlers... nothing about Ric Flair, who virtually kept WCW viable into the 90's), but you do get to hear from a couple of the WCW execs.

The first two episodes have aired... just waiting for the third episode, which will focus on Vince Russo's time in WCW.

And Dwayne Johnson occasionally appears, but adds absolutely nothing to the discussion. If you haven't read either Guy Evans' "NITRO: The Incredible Rise and Inevitable Collapse of Ted Turner's WCW", or Bryan Alvarez's "The Death of WCW" (both highly recommended), you might be interested, but for the smart marks, it's rehashing familiar territory.

I thought Goldberg came off looking bad, at least in terms of being a stiff worker. He certainly doesn't seem very remorseful about the Bret Hart kick.