What if Hogan had died in 1998?

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Specifically, what would WCW have looked like if he had died April 19th, 1998 the day Randy Savage won the Heavyweight Title from Sting?

23 Randy Savage 3 April 19, 1998 1 Denver, CO Spring Stampede [35][36] 24 Hollywood Hogan 4 April 20, 1998 77 Colorado Springs, CO Nitro Won a no-disqualification match.[37] 25 Goldberg 1 July 6, 1998 174 Atlanta, GA Nitro [38] 26 Kevin Nash 1 December 27, 1998 8 Washington, D.C. Starrcade [39][40] 27 Hollywood Hogan 5 January 4, 1999 69 Atlanta, GA Nitro Nash lay down for Hogan.[41] 28 Ric Flair 6 March 14, 1999 28 Louisville, KY Uncensored Flair pinned Hogan in a First Blood Steel Cage match.[42][43] 29 Diamond Dallas Page 1 April 11, 1999 15 Tacoma, WA Spring Stampede Defeated Flair, Sting, and Hollywood Hogan in a four-way match. Randy Savage was the special guest referee[44][45] 30 Sting 5 April 26, 1999 <1 Fargo, ND Nitro [46] 31 Diamond Dallas Page 2 13 Defeated Sting, Kevin Nash, and Goldberg in a No Disqualification Fatal Four-Way match.[47] 32 Kevin Nash 2 May 9, 1999 63 St. Louis, MO Slamboree [48][49] 33 Randy Savage 4 July 11, 1999 1 Ft. Lauderdale, FL Bash at the Beach Savage pinned Nash in a tag team match also featuring Sid Vicious and Sting; if Nash was pinned or if he had to submit he would lose the championship.[50] 34 Hollywood Hogan 6 July 12, 1999 62 Jacksonville, FL Nitro [51] 35 Sting 6 September 12, 1999 43 Winston-Salem, NC Fall Brawl [52][53]

So no Goldberg VS. Hogan, and the backstage power structure is shifted to Nash, Flair, Savage, Sting. Plus, the biggest money drain on WCW is gone. Does it save WCW, prolong the inevitable, or does it send them into an early demise?