The End of WCW

**Jeritron** · 03-16-2010, 03:10 AM

Yea, it did end with the AOL-Time Warner merger, but the product certainly didn't help. They pulled the plug because they decided they didn't want to be in the business anymore. If business was better (like it was in 96-99), it might have been a different story. Business was not great though, and it had been going downhill for a while. The bottom line is there weren't asses in the seats, and that wasn't directly a result of what was going on backstage or in a boardroom. That was a result of what was happening on the show.

03-16-2010, 03:10 AM	#11
Jeritron Get a poke on Posts: 35,234	Yea, it did end with the AOL-Time Warner merger, but the product certainly didn't help. They pulled the plug because they decided they didn't want to be in the business anymore. If business was better (like it was in 96-99), it might have been a different story. Business was not great though, and it had been going downhill for a while. The bottom line is there weren't asses in the seats, and that wasn't directly a result of what was going on backstage or in a boardroom. That was a result of what was happening on the show.