The Rise and Fall of WCW DVD (Available October UK)

[D]

Just got my hands on it

bout to watch it

CANT FUCKIN WAIT!

[Hammy]

Just got my hands on it

bout to watch it

CANT FUCKIN WAIT!

You lucky guy!

Even though it sucked guys like Bischoff and Turner refused, its good to see from the trailer, DDP and Goldberg got involved.

[D]

not lucky

go to www.xtremewrestlingtorrents.net


and DL it

Took me 90 minutes to DL a 5gig file

[Hammy]

not lucky

go to www.xtremewrestlingtorrents.net


and DL it

Took me 90 minutes to DL a 5gig file

Aye I'm a member there, but I was waiting to do it the right way, since i'm relieving stuff in order, I think a docu like this will hit me with way too many spoilers anyway...

...Tell me what its like when you see it.

[D]

Jim Ross is such a **** on this

Gonna talk **** for WCW bringing in Jay Leno

WWE would never have K Fed pin the number 1 guy in the company though

GTFO

[Hammy]

Jim Ross is such a **** on this

Gonna talk **** for WCW bringing in Jay Leno

WWE would never have K Fed pin the number 1 guy in the company though

GTFO

In his defence, away from the company he'd slate WWE for that to, most of the time the guy talks sense.

[Hammy]

WWE Hall Of Famer Jim Ross posted an updated blog where he shares his opinions of the new Rise And Fall Of WCW DVD set released and produced by WWE:

Thursday night I decided to watch more of the WWE DVD release of "The Rise and Fall of WCW." I must say that this is a great DVD and not only are the matches selected to best represent the period excellent but Disc 1 with all the interviews and sound bytes included is compelling. Jim Crockett, Jr. was tremendous with his comments and it was good to hear a fresh perspective on this well discussed matter from someone who had such a significant, vested interest in the subject. David Crockett also had some really interesting things to say about this matter as well. Of course WCW was created from Jim Crockett Promotions, a regional wrestling company founded by Jim and David's father in the 30's.

I got a few emails from  WCW fans who said that they would not watch this DVD because they did not want to see their favorite brand get beat up any more. I can honestly say that I think WCW fans will really like this DVD. It traced the growth of the brand and all the intriguing individuals involved in the WCW infrastructure over the years. I did not think this was a "hatchet job" whatsoever but the topic is certainly a controversial one.

Even though I was in WCW myself from the beginning of the company, I found that I learned some interesting things about the brand especially matters that occurred after I left Atlanta in 1993.

Bill Goldberg was all over this DVD and his insight was informative and entertaining. Goldberg added a great deal to this production and I found his inclusion a great "get." So was Dr. Harvey Schiller who was President of TBS Sports during some of the more interesting WCW days and Schiller offered some interesting points of view.

I can't see how any one or any number of people could be "blamed" for the fall of WCW and if people are blamed then they should also be given credit for WCW's successes. Certainly Eric Bischoff often times gets blasted by some critics for his management of the company but Eric made an major impact in the business, lead his brand to 84 weeks straight of ratings wins, and helped many men and women to be paid a great deal of money during their "run" in Atlanta.

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If this was going. To be an independt production from another tv company like AE it would be dynamite. But with wwe they are going to show nash and co as baffoons. And make it out that wcwwas a small southern company when infact it alsomost put vince out of business