Thread: Twenty years of the WWE being the only big game in town...
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Old 03-27-2021, 06:17 AM   #7
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I remember being in class when I heard about. Somebody had brought along an article about it as an example of some economic principle we were talking about. It was a complete shock. I knew WCW was sucking eight forms of shit at the time and I had stopped watching it full time in late 2000 but I had no idea the shape it was in. There are too many what ifs to ponder over but really, overall, it was a shitty thing that ultimately fucked over the scene in this country and there's no going back.
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