Thread: rise and fall of WCW
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Old 10-02-2012, 08:56 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by Iginfest View Post
Jeff Jarrett was a brilliant champion.
I dunno even back in middle school my friends and I made endless jokes about JJ trying his hardest to be the poor mans HHH and failing with every guitar swing I found it hilarious that people in the company felt the same way.

As for my question I didnt mean to spotlight hogan as a major cause I just wondered if he felt bad for anything he had done.

Ive always felt that one of the big downfalls of the company (besides going through money like water)was that WCW was a one trick pony after the nWo success they xeroxed and reformed the group on a monthly basis.
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