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Izzy,Izzy, Izzy, my friend can I call you my friend? Anyway you are watching WCW when it was on it downside when it was all about the proven talent.

Myself, as well as D and Hammy can remember a time when WCW was king the King of wrestling and was kicking WWF at the time rear end every time you turn around.

WCW is a prime example of what happens when you DO NOT develop the younger talent on the roster, and let your proven talent have everything. I can remember when Hogan turn heel and form the NWO with Hall and Nash that was big stuff because a lot of us grew up with Hogan being the Good Guy of pro wrestling! I am not going to waste my time with that crap because I feel like NWO angle was ran to death and was one the main reason why WCW died the way it died.

I remember back in the earlier years of WCW when it was just only on TBS and it was a hour program and man did it rock! Ric Flair was still on top of his game with the Horsemen backing as he tried to fight off a young up and coming superstar called Sting, the battles those two had on the first ever Clash of Champions is what made Sting a household legend.  I can still remember watching the Road Warriors do battle with Tully Blanchard and Arn Anderson of the Four Horseman for the Tag Titles once again a match that went down in history.

You know what the problem with this younger generation of wrestling fans is that you all have been brainwash by Vince and the WWE into believing that only WWE matches are the ones that count! I wish I could go back in time and bring back some of those classic WCW years when it was all about the wrestling great storylines and even better characters! You see what Vince does not want this younger generation of wrestling fans to know that before the downfall of WCW, it almost put Vince out of business, and that is something that Vince will never forgive the WCW for, that is why we don't see a Best of WCW DVD because Vince wants that remove from people's mind.