The Rise of Eric Bischoff in WCW

Wrestling Bios Presents - The Rise of Eric Bischoff in WCW
The WWE has always been known as the leader of professional wrestling. These days, when it comes to viewership, branding, licensing and profits, World Wrestling Entertainment is an absolute machine. In the mid 90s though, Eric Bischoff and WCW wanted to take on the WWE and knock Vince McMahon off the number 1 spot. While many people laughed at Eric's vision of running the best wrestling company in the United States, he shocked everyone when WCW began defeating the WWF in the Monday Night television ratings.
Eric Bischoff began his WCW career as a low broadcaster. He would conduct backstage interviews and generally do the jobs that the main commentators in WCW didn't want to do. When an oppurtunity arose, Eric Bischoff became the Excutive Producer of WCW. After landing this job, Eric Bischoff went on to create WCW Nitro, a TV programme that went head to head with WWF Raw on Monday Nights. With the creation of the nWo and a very entertaining undercard, Eric Bischoff's WCW became the number 1 wrestling brand in America.
This mini documentary looks at The Rise of Eric Bischoff in WCW. Topics covered include:
- Eric Bischoff's early life
- His relationship with Sonny Onoo
- How Eric Bischoff was able to get work in the AWA
- Eric Bischoff makes his way to WCW to become a broadcaster and commentator
- Bischoff becoming the Executive Producer for WCW
- WCW moving to the Disney MGM Studios in Orlando
- The creation of WCW Nitro and going head to head with Raw
- Eric Bischoff creating the nWo faction
- The eventual downfall of WCW and Eric's attempts at saving the company
- Much More!
#wwe #wcw #documentary

[@robthecommentor6940]

I was lucky enough to experience the Monday Night Wars in real time.what a time.

[@jasonmerced718]

The BEST time

[@derek-64]

i always had to work monday nights so i would come home and catch replays later in the night and flip back and forth

[@olti2138]

Wish I could say the same!

[@rhanon5305]

Or old enough

[@michael.tmclean2095]

Greatest time to be a wrestling fan

[@MikeDest]

Monday Night Wars: Putting off your homework to sit around and flip between USA and TNT for a few hours while eating snacks. Loved them both at the time.

[@GAURAV25855ify]

You bet wish you can be apart of it turn back time

[@dustinpitts106]

242 and 245 haha good times!

[@ReaperX7]

WCW's midcard was unstoppable. If they had promoted the midcard more, the WWE might have been on the getting bought end rather than WCW.

[@pezpowerproductions2602]

The problem with wcw was that the title changed hands way to often. It seemed like every week there was a new heavyweight champ.

[@mitchellima4736]

@@pezpowerproductions2602 that was a thing in WWE(or f at the time) as well tho. If your not a fan of a lot of title changes(like myself) Really an issue with the whole attitude era as a whole.

[@sweetpetergeda]

@@pezpowerproductions2602 that was only in 2000

[@GrayFox8983]

I don't know the monday night war would've lasted longer than 6 years for sure, if the midcard was pushed a bit more. WWF at the time was amazing TV it would've made monday night hard to not watch both companies.

[@liquidgeorge]

I genuinely feel for wrestling fans not born to see the Monday Night Wars. Professional Wrestling will never reach that level again.

[@victorcruze781]

liquidgeorge maybe now with AEW on the rise and. Starting next week we might get to experience a new version of it. (But nothing like the original.)

[@tinamac1014]

Oh a totally agree I truly miss the attitude era!! Stone cold the rock and the undertaker were amazing of course the game & Dx #theywerethedays

[@Kas58223]

What a time to be a fan I loved it I was a fan of both WCW and WWE it was great going into my school after Monday talking bout both and who would jump from either company

[@brandonmartin926]

I do agree

[@therealfrisco3859]

Yea but this aew vs wwe thing that's on the horizon will be their era of a ratings wrestling war.

[@ultramariox74]

I remember switching on both channels during commercial breaks just to watch which match was more interesting. Sometimes I record them and then watching it later.

[@dianneEdangerously]

Fred Higginbottom yeah me too! 😆

[@thataurus2492]

Greatest night on both shows was they both had steel cage matches

[@derek-64]

i was always stuck working monday nights so i had to watch the replays later in the night

[@erinlorca1240]

Picture in picture was a beautiful thing on monday nights

[@anwjuice]

I asked for a VCR for Christmas one year just so I can record one while watching the other one

[@thomashester2]

He’s a genius I wish we could’ve seen what he would’ve done with WCW if got control in 2001

[@Hakeem990]

Great he's back on wwe Smackdown

[@chuckshakur3858]

They fired him again

[@pezpowerproductions2602]

Chuck Shakur well that didn’t last long lol. The guy above you commented two months prior!!

[@JayReaction530]

See Nwo Souled out

[@Ryan13489]

I don't comment on a lot of stuff but this needs said. Your content and knowledge is amazing, I love the simplicity of the presentation and your objective opinion on all things wrestling. Keep up the good work I always look forward to tuning in!

[@ryanjenkins6779]

Ryan McDonald ...since he has come out he drops a gem of knowledge

[@thecharmcityplayerbrandona8827]

Even though a lot of people don't like Eric Bischoff we have to appreciate that he's the main reason that Vince McMahon had to change

[@dianneEdangerously]

Exactly!

[@lilmanmullins9193]

They both suck

[@derek-64]

love him or hate him ya gotta give the man credit

[@poopsyko]

The Beatdown Crew there’s no reason not to like Eric

[@thepubknight6144]

@@derek-64 Eric's issue was he should of not gave Hogan all the pull towards the end and listened to Sting and Russo Nothing against Hogan he played the political card alot

[@wilfredoesqueda]

The Monday night wars brought the best out of Vince McMahon and Eric Bischoff

[@chevarcoleman6068]

A reminder to those who criticized Bischoff for gaining fame thru former WWE talent. Vince built his WWF thru raiding other prosperous Wrestling territories during the 80's.

[@brandonjacobs2373]

Chevar Coleman Vince maybe the one to end the territory days

[@isitoveryet9525]

@@brandonjacobs2373 Vince was definitely the one who ended the territory days. For whatever reason, they all caved instead of banding together, and fighting back.

[@abdulrahmanx2900]

True

[@Drummer8282]

American Made they did band together but couldn’t put their own personal agendas aside so failed.

[@pezpowerproductions2602]

American Made I believe there was talk of a union. But Vince squashes that real quick.

[@danielmankowski922]

WCW under Easy E made WWE re- create itself and it was definitely a great time to be a wrestling fan.

[@lickkittysplit3871]

As always, great video. Eric was ruthless in the beginning. I remember when he first started, and to see him go from bottom to top in a couple of yrs is amazing.

[@Kas58223]

The Monday Night Wars was must see in wrestling I was so lucky to witness this great time healthy competition brought out the best in both for any wrestling fan today they have to check out this time in wrestling

[@timbartschwolfman]

Watching this on my lunch break at work today

[@McHenryCruiser]

Nerd. Mark.

[@mikeyt914]

McHenry Cruiser Troll prick

[@0125DJ1989]

McHenry Cruiser stfu I’m doing the same

[@0125DJ1989]

So am I 🤣

[@johndoherty5194]

Get back to work

[@matthewpenrose142]

Everyone talks about what started the attitude era. Was it the KLIQ, the Montreal screwjob, austin 3:16 or dx. I suspect Eric Bischoff lit the fire while in wcw that caused the WWF Attitude Era.

[@imogenaris1697]

Another AMAZING BIO! Bischoff was a genius & he had balls. No promoter went head to head with Vince like Eric did, & as you said here, he deserves a lot of credit for changing the landscape of wrestling during one of it's best eras. I always looked at his downfall similarly to Gotti's. He became drunk with power, & to a certain extent fell in love with himself, success-wise. Still, his legacy is set in stone with the greatest men in the business.

[@pezpowerproductions2602]

He did way better than Vince Russo. That’s for sure.

[@kevinroulette]

Eric is the man . Only one to beat the WWE . I was always and NWA/WCW fan over WwE.

[@jasonyoung3070]

Nwa is back i hope Billy corgan can make it a fraction of what it was

[@anwjuice]

Eric bishoff is and always been a geek

[@anwjuice]

@@jasonyoung3070 nah,no one cares now dude

[@majicweather4890]

I remember switching from channel to channel. Sometimes I'd like WWF and sometimes WCW. But I mainly loved what WCW was doing with Sting and Hogan. The new darker style of their gimmick was awesome.

[@tjjordan4207]

It’s a shame Eric was too much of a “Yes man” to Hogan. If he had been willing to shoot down some of the ideas Hogan was trying to do and even let Hogan go by the end of 1997, he may had made better decisions.

[@coreywalker5651]

Me and my brothers couldn't wait to watch wrestling every Monday nights growing up. We watched both WCW and WWE.

[@williamhowe1]

The only man to defeat Vince McMahon. And he did it for 84 weeks.

[@williamhowe1]

@Martin luther Kennedy III Around abouts.

[@dianneEdangerously]

Yeah he’s the man

[@wintertarzanjagrup2527]

Who defeated Vince and the wwe now ? Everything they do currently is a L .

[@The_Bad_Guy.]

@@wintertarzanjagrup2527 because wrestling sucks now and the fans are even worse.

[@wintertarzanjagrup2527]

@@The_Bad_Guy. The WWE fans are mentally handicapped

[@malcolmcox18]

"You either die a hero or live long enough to become a villian"

[@MS-it9vv]

Getting to see talents like Benoit, Malenko, Guerrero, Jericho, and Mysterio was such a treat. Those guys could outperform 99% of WWE's roster at the time, and were the in-ring equals of Michaels and Hart. I wish we had gotten to see all of them together in the same promotion. And, the facade of rasslin' was still somewhat believable (not all show biz and transparently staged like today). What a time to be alive!

[@jordcarter2359]

Refreshing to hear Bischoff being praised. Love him or hate him, he was influential on the wrestling business.

[@hazardtriplezero]

WB 2019 : Monday Night War has been done to death WB 2022 : Reliving the war episode 131. As always, awesome work and keep it up.

[@erichammer8434]

I love how Minnesota had a massive connection to wrestling.

[@mrtonywilliams6312]

Those dying AWA days were sad to see I grew up on it and missed those Glory days of crusher Baron mad dog the bruiser Jessie Hennan even Hogan

[@redgozilla6698]

You should do a long video each month on the guys that deserve it . Hulk Andre etc the legends... a legends series

[@christopherpennetta8973]

@Wrestling Bios....love your videos dude! Keep up the great work! It feels like you post almost every day!! Thanks for giving me something to watch every day!!!

[@Difrentstyles]

ALWAYS APPRECIATED i look forward to it!

[@chingalputo1769]

Eric came in and took WCW and wrestling as a whole to the next level. I remember being a kid wrestlers would come to our local mall to sign autographs. I got to go once after begging my nana for weeks because my mom said no. I got to get NWO Kevin Nash autograph, and I’m not exaggerating when I say we had to stand in line for over 2hrs. NWO was so popular at the time Nash brought out hundreds if not (thousands) of people. The 90s was different man and the top guys popularity was incredible

[@joshuahumes5548]

I loved the old episodes in Disney. And he was right about doing the opposite of WWE was what made notro soooo awesome

[@MarkieMX]

It was an amazing time. Flipping back and forth between USA and TNT made Monday my the best night of the week

[@jwavada]

That’s exactly what I did every Monday night.

[@Jpgator1214]

The fact that, to this day i still get a little angry when Eric Bishoff is mentioned. Is proof of how well he sold hos character. Respect and credit where it's due. He definitely helped shaped the face of professional wrestling.

[@explorethesky3067]

Have to say this is one of my favorite videos you have done. Never had visibility into how EB got broke into the business. Ninja Star Wars... awesome.

[@katiemcweeny8196]

You make the best videos man, theyre so well put together, articulate and informative..one of the best wrestling channels and one of the best youtube channels period.

[@pezpowerproductions2602]

This channel and OSW Review are the best 2 wrestling channels. And it’s not even close.

[@JOHNN01.82]

He really doesn't get the respect he deserves in the wrestling business his impact changed wrestling forever thanks to Eric we have live wrestling every week and a PPV each and every month instead of just five a year

[@justinlawson1404]

Absolutely love your videos bro. Ran across them last week and I’ve already watched almost all your videos. Keep it up!

[@white_heat.truth76]

WCW along with the regional curcuits was some of the best wrestling of all time. Bischoff is an underground legend along with a few other notable promoters of dacades past.

[@thepubknight6144]

That's what was great about what bischoff did he not only gave us nwo he brought in the high flying talents, he brought in the lightweight division a ground breaking feat, then he showcased new Japan and lucha talents and put them on the mainstream even during the nwo era in WCW , most American pro wrestling territories didn't have a focus on new Japan and lucha talents So many legends came from early 90s to NWO era WCW It also caused Vince to do the same Eric's influence on American pro wrestling is still felt And some work for promotions to this day l

[@TheNASCARJeff]

6:20 When Hogan signs onto WCW at Disney, Randy Hogan was in the audience for his real job as a reporter. I worked for Turner Broadcasting before the Monday Night Wars and we would go to Center Stage or the Omni Arena tor tapings (we got in free) .. it was a real fun show. Growing up in Detroit all we had was WWF at Cobo but I really enjoyed the WCW.

[@TheJohno95]

Thanks for showing Bischoff unbiased. So many people on KZbin hate on him for destroying WCW. Frankly, if he had gotten the tv deal and bought the company, I think they would still be around. His biggest mistake was holding the course during '99 when he should have zagged again rather than zigging. But that company would have never had the success it did if it wasn't for Eric. And he could have done it again, if there had not been so many factors behind the scenes working against him. I'm with Kevin Sullivan when he says there was some shady business going on with the company sell. WWF has made a fortune just off of DVD sells and it's airings of old WCW footage.

[@anthonyartressia1538]

I appreciate everything you're doing with these videos.... More than you'll ever know 🤝

[@ironhawk29]

Bottom line, Bischoff was fan who became the boss wether by hook or crook he became a legend by reacting to the WWF. Timing really was everything and those of us who lived through the MNW were greatful Bischoff was at the right place, right time.

[@thepubknight6144]

And he gave lots of attention to lucha and new Japan talents more than any other territories and even in the NWO era's heyday he still gave all of them guys work and angles, even some of their matches got the most pops on the ppvs

[@only1icon1801]

Cannot stand Bischoff but credit where credit is due, he did change the face of wrestling and brought it into the 90's really well. He reminds me of a corporate version of the Ultimate Warrior, shot to the top at a great speed but ending up a flash in a pan that would never reach those heights again. Really enjoyed this though as always, the content is just spot on

[@ramzim3115]

Unfortunately things no longer work like that. You cant just work your way up to positions like executive producer now. Experience is valued over education, and getting your foot in the door just to get the exp is like pulling teeth. I wish i was in my 20s in the 80s/90s...

[@Machete87]

That does suck. Getting work is tuff nowadays. I was told no til 2014

[@chadpugh1490]

The NWO and Bischoff got me back into wrestling. For about 4 yrs I watched Nitro religiously. McMahon can thank Eric for the Attitude Era. If not for the competition, WWE would've been sht for a much longer time than it has been.

[@camwatson1030]

Eric bischoff: I wanted WCW to be more reality based Also Eric bischoff let's have the dungeon of doom, the shark, disco inferno, and the Glacier on TV every week

[@jamessparks5966]

Started from the bottom, now we here!

[@rasmusdegn9690]

"Seeing as there's been like 3 DVD box-sets released based on "The best moments of Nitro" and the Monday Night Wars has had its own WWE Network series and a few books written about it, it would be crazy of me to get into the ins and outs of the monday night battles between WCW and the WWF" - Wrestling bios 2019. Not meant as a jab at you just thought it was funny to highlight. Keep doing the good work.

[@g-dub5272]

No homework was getting done during Monday nights

[@Buzzbomb23]

" it would be crazy of me to start going into the ins and outs of the Monday night battles" hah love the reliving the war videos

[@IamthNight]

Your best video so far. Awesome stuff.

[@NaZtRdAmUs]

Nobody can doubt Eric is/was a genius but his obsession with Nitro beating Raw lead to the downfall of WcW.

[@pezpowerproductions2602]

How so? Not being sarcastic just wondering why you say that?

[@pezpowerproductions2602]

@Craig Adams but having them behind a wall made them special. And made me want to tune in on Monday cause my mom wouldn’t ever order a wrestling PPV back then. She might let me now though. Anyways the title changing hands every month also meant no build to a huge PPV event.

[@someguy9471]

Hey WB love your channel it’s ALWAYS excellent. I’d like to see Eric’s run in wwe if you can find the time, I know your super busy with RTW and other videos but I’d like to see bischoffs time in wwe because I’m too lazy to watch a bunch of old raw episodes and you have a gifted way of breaking everything down in 30 mins or less. Thanks for the content and keep em coming!👍

[@Y2Kaynen87]

One interesting thing people need to know about Eric Bischoff is that the man has no College degree. But when you look at his resume, it's pretty impressive for someone who's a one trick pony imo. I'm not a huge fan of the him but the fact that he became the only man to really take it to Vince McMahon is an accomplishment in of itself. Because of that, all I can say is this. *College is Overrated.*

[@priyadarshidash4353]

How is he a one trick pony? He changed the tone of the wreslting world Nwo Cruiserweights Goldberg Crow sting 1994 to 1998 were the most successful wcw years And eric was the guy responsible for it Best gm of raw ever

[@jasonmerced718]

R.I.P. ATTITUDE ERA

[@D.Z.A.-kp8lf]

Because of what bischoff was doing in the mid-90s I started watching wrestling again... I stopped watching wrestling around 1990 because the WWF got too silly

[@timbartschwolfman]

Wrestling Bios Can you do a video on Bischoff's Fall in WCW

[@chevarcoleman6068]

He did in that same video.

[@daleholbert3111]

Thank you sir for all your hard work I enjoy everything you have done

[@ejc9536]

This is a nice video. I hope you another, based on the Paul Heyman next time.

[@bigtitus4417]

Jesus man, your videos are awesome, so much respect for you

[@alfredoolvera2469]

Nickelodeon cartoons, Nintendo 64, & Monday night wars! What a time to be alive!

[@Eric-wu7bp]

Do the beginning of Vince McMahons heel character

[@zafmo9829]

Another great video brother

[@watchmy666]

Can't wait for the future Monday night wars videos

[@kylebenson889]

I love your videos and doing Bischoff was a great idea

[@grahamcurran8744]

Top quality my friend

[@adamofgrayskull7735]

Yeah ....go on sir.....ARE YA HAVIN THAT

[@blackout2922]

Thank you 👍🏾

[@mrf19741]

Another Fantastic Video!

[@YoooItsYourBoyLeo]

Great video I love WCW

[@bernardmcdowell2454]

Excellent Piece on Biscoff❗️ He definitely made the WWE up their game❗️

[@Hoonozit]

Thanks for the good summary.

[@OVALetsPlay]

i an only imagine an alternate reality where WCW didnt have the problems it had and beat WWF or they still coexisted as competing brands. wish this was covered in a video game or something

[@JJSkywalker2407]

During the Monday Night Wars i watched more WCW than WWF i loved both but WCW was it for me

[@aripalefski2676]

Cool Video

[@brutalbobbygump]

My butts in the seat

[@HighItsBubba]

I have a buddy that still has his “ninjastar wars” merchandise

[@thekingoftown07]

I remember that show! Thunder in Paradise! Do a video on that if you haven’t. I know it’s not wrestling but it has Hulk Hogan and all that cheesy goodness of a 90’s show.

[@bathsaltsundae7184]

You're a video making machine.

[@tankimus4494]

Anyone else used to think it was weird when Bischoff & Hollywood would make their NWO entrance? They would stop in the entrance way & Hogan would grab Bischoff by his chin the top & his head & kiss him on the cheek & say the camera “I love this man” 🤔

[@ii9714]

Probably the paychecks brother

[@kpllc4209]

They were back on top, you damn right Hogan loved him

[@ahffah4852]

Gotta love eazy E

[@dianneEdangerously]

I gotta admit I still find myself singing IM BACK AND BETTER THAN EVER GOT A KNACK FOR MAKING THINGS BETTER FACE FACTS CUZ YOUR OPINION DONT MATTER! 💛 #83weeks gotta love Easy E

[@brotherjuggernaut7299]

Aww, the flipping back and forth on monday night, the fighting on which match to watch lol, good times

[@giuunlimited9362]

My Favorite Time in Wrestling ❤

[@ashutoshtripathi-rx3hs]

Eric bischoff is a real struggler.he is the real outsider.from middle class man to high elite class.

[@dannyagundez9639]

The Monday Night Wars was Awesome. 🙌

[@poet279]

WCW should come back.

[@The_Bad_Guy.]

They can't. Vince McMahon owns everything related to WCW. The only way it could come back is if he brought it back. And hope to God he doesn't because it will suck ass like his own promotion does now.

[@tythegolfer6279]

My Boy Easy E. Plz do a part 2. Thx mate

[@tythegolfer6279]

And maybe a part 3 with Ace and Eights lol

[@2000guineas]

Had to click this

[@H.L.S.98]

This man will never get the recognition he deserves. Its unbelievable what he achieved.

[@arturkarpinski164]

A significant part of my youth.

[@Head318Hunter]

Bischoffs was a GD genius in many ways. Let's not forget ppl.... Albert Einstein needed help tying his own FN shoes. Ok ? Bischoff was extremely smart in many areas. But yes..... He ultimately "dropped the ball" and "couldn't tie his shoes" in the pro wrestling business.

[@brandonmartin926]

It was like you had to watch both promotions at the same time to see who jumped ship.

[@DanielFlores-wl5ik]

I loved wrestling as a kid, but I was all WWF. WCW production and camera quality just seemed whack to me. So when WWF caught steam along with their better production quality it was a wrap.

[@mtbd215]

nWo Bischoff 4Lyfe 🤘🏻

[@charliebowen5071]

I saw jr commentating on aew the other day and actually felt genuinely sympathetic to him

[@chloehyden1906]

I MYSELF AM A HUGE FAN, MARK OR WHATEVER YOU WANT TO CALL IT FOR PRO WRESTLING. I ALSO WRITE AND RESEARCH ON INTERESTING FIGURES ( PAST AND PRESENT) OF PRO WRESTLING. SOME BEFORE MY TIME BUT BEING BORN IN 1986 AND ATTENDING MY FIRST LIVE WRESTLING EVENT IN '92 A WWF SHOW IN THE CINCINNATI GARDENS, I BASICALLY WAS A HUGE FAN FROM MY FIRST MEMORIES AND OTHER THEN MY FATHER MY FIRST REAL LIFE SUPER HERO'S WERE PRO WRESTLERS ( AND AT A WONDERFUL TIME , HOGAN AND HULKAMANIA WAS AROUND IT'S PEAK) SO GUYS LIKE HOGAN , MACHO MAN , WARRIOR, JAKE THE SNAKE ,MR PERFECT , L.O.D. , DEMOLITION , THE ROCKERS AND MANY OTHER WRESTLERS. MY FAVORITE BIO OR RESEARCH TO DO IS ON WRESTLERS FROM THIS TIME PERIOD . 1990- 1998 UP TO 2000 , BRETT HART, UNDERTAKER, SHAWN MICHAELS, THE ROCK , MIC FOLEY ( MAYBE THE MOST INCREDIBLE AND FASCINATING WRESTLER OF ALL TIME ) THE ROCK AND MAYBE THE BIGGEST DRAW MY FAVORITE EVER STEVE AUSTIN. I KNOW THE AMOUNT OF MONEY , TIME AND RESEARCH THAT GOES INTO MAKING WELL THOUGHT OUT BIO' S/ DOCS ON WRESTLERS ( EXP WRESTLERS FROM THE KAY FABE TIMES ) AND I DON'T EVEN PRODUCE YOU TUBE CONTENT TO GO ALONG WITH THE INFORMATION I'VE OBTAINED AND STRATIGIC WAY I'VE WRITTEN AND PUBLISHED BIOS AND DOC'S. I ONCE HAD THE MIS FORTUNE OF COMING INTO CONTACT WITH TAMMY SYNTCH ( A.K.A.) SUNNY IN THE EARLY TO MID 2000'S WHO WANTED TO DO ON CAMERA INTERVIEW AS WELL AS HELP ME WITH RE SEARCH INTO DOCS FOR BRETT HART AND SHAWN ( MAINLY BASED AROUND THERE ENTIRE FUED , AS I REACHED OUT TO BOTH OF THEM OR AT LEAST THERE MANAGEMENT TEAM TO NEVER HEAR BACK FROM BRETT OR HIS PEOPLE, AND SHAWN MICHAELS PEOPLE TELLING ME IT WAS THE PAST AND HE WAS NOT INTERESTED IN HELPING ME WITH ANY INFORMATION OR INTERVIEWS PERTAINING HIM, HIS CAREER OR BRETT HART. ) SUNNY WANTED 15 THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR BEHIND THE SCENE INFORMATION NOT KNOWN TO THE PUBLIC , I DIDN'T HAVE THAT TO INVEST INTO THE ENTIRE DOC LET ALONE 3 HOURS OF INFO AND INTERVIEW FROM SUNNY WHO IS A ADMITTED LIER ON THE ENTIRE SUBJECT. I RESPECT AND ENJOY YOUR CONTENT AND RESPECT IT ON A LEVEL NOT MANY CAN KNOWING THE INCREDABLE AMOUNT OF TIME AND WORK THAT GOES INTO PRODUCING GREAT CONTENT

[@mikemccoy5092]

Will we ever get a benoit video thanks

[@thomassalas5191]

We need it!

[@jaredquinney204]

This is really interesting

[@werewolflover8636]

Hogan wasn’t “one of the most recognized wrestlers” he was the most recognized! Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE knew who hogan was in the 80s and 90s, even those who never watched wrestling knew who he was! You’d had to been alive back then to understand just how big Hogan was!

[@REXX399]

We are in control......