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Old 03-23-2011, 09:55 AM   #1
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Ten Years Later: WWF Wins the War

It's been ten years to the day that the WWF announced publicly that they had purchased WCW. By doing so, the WWF put an end to the Monday Night Wars, arguably the greatest era in professional wrestling history. Three days later, on March 26, WCW would air the final Monday Nitro, which was overseen by WWF officials.

What is WCW's legacy and impact on the wrestling world? Is the business better or worse off without WCW? Would WCW have been around today had Bischoff managed to buy it out?

Discuss the buy out and WCW in general in here.


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