So, I read Eric Bischoff's book yesterday...

**311** · 03-13-2007, 09:26 AM

And actually...I'm kind of disappointed in it. He does have a great head for business though, and is underrated when it comes to storylines and storyline creation. The more and more I read about WCW, I 'do' think he took a bit of a bad rap there, but I walk the line of being sucked in by the book's spin.

My favorite line in the book, and I can't remember it exactly, but it was something like...

"When I talked to Vince McMahon on the phone, he told me that if WCW had put the WWE out of business, he hoped he could have been working for me."

I couldn't even imagine that personally, but it is strange how alot of perceptions would be changed right now if WCW would have come out on top. Vince probably would have Bischoff's low reputation, and we'd be talking about how out of touch he had gotten with the fans. (Like alot of whisperings going on right now)

Anyway, anyone else read it?

03-13-2007, 09:26 AM	#1
311 Five-Oh-Seven Posts: 763	So, I read Eric Bischoff's book yesterday... And actually...I'm kind of disappointed in it. He does have a great head for business though, and is underrated when it comes to storylines and storyline creation. The more and more I read about WCW, I 'do' think he took a bit of a bad rap there, but I walk the line of being sucked in by the book's spin. My favorite line in the book, and I can't remember it exactly, but it was something like... "When I talked to Vince McMahon on the phone, he told me that if WCW had put the WWE out of business, he hoped he could have been working for me." I couldn't even imagine that personally, but it is strange how alot of perceptions would be changed right now if WCW would have come out on top. Vince probably would have Bischoff's low reputation, and we'd be talking about how out of touch he had gotten with the fans. (Like alot of whisperings going on right now) Anyway, anyone else read it?