If WCW were still around today, do you think they would have learned?

[Mjdiesel]

To stop aping WWE talent on purpose (Asia anyone)?

To stop being scumbags in regards to their overall business dealings(Vince Russo, I'm looking in your direction)

To have long done away with the show 'Thunder'.

Would WCW have legs if it was still one seperate from WWE?

[Dorkchop]

no

[Fox]

They would have needed to learn how to push up and coming stars to become and eventually overtake their current main eventers... guys like Hogan, Nash, Sting, Scott Steiner and Sid Vicious would have needed to step down in order for this to happen.

Also, Jeff Jarrett was probably their next guy in line for a big time main eventer run (which he began toward the end of WCW), and we've all seen just how much that's done for TNA.


WCW was F-U-C-K-E-D.

[BigDaddyCool]

WCW was always side project of Ted Turner. They would never need to learn as long as he didn't mind the amount of money it was losing, and it only made money for like a year in its entire history.

[RP]

EDDIE AND OWEN WOULD STILL BE ALIVE!

[BigDaddyCool]

EDDIE AND OWEN WOULD STILL BE ALIVE!

Owen died when WCW was around. And you have no way of proving that Eddie wouldn't have continued his self destructive ways.

[Tb1]

WCW learning? No, I don't think so.

[Volare]

The only thing WCW Might have learned was that Old men can't perform well with each other

[Mr. Aristocrat]

This is the single most pointless question ever in that we have no idea who would be running things. I believe that if Eric Bischoff had bought WCW instead of McMahon, and he worked really hard to get a TV deal, they would certainly be in a much better position than TNA is currently.

[St. Jimmy]

I thought WCW was on Spike TV, Thursdays at 11?

[Volare]

:rofl:

[Rammsteinmad]

WCW woulda learned that Hogan Knows Best.

See what I did there. Ha... Ha...

[Xero]

I thought WCW was on Spike TV, Thursdays at 11?
Yeah, but Thunder's been pretty weak lately.