We are given the rundown of WCW presidents & bookers and what each one brought to the table, but ultimately shown how each one failed at survival.
The players in the group were great, but the leadership was undoubtedly terrible. In the beginning from what was NWA to now WCW, the group was more-or-less looked at as changing from a Carolina’s group to a Global promotion. Many things are dated very accurately, but once again this is where something like this is so big & can be talked about for hours, but by twenty-five minutes in we are past how Starrcade’s was changing the business & all the other key elements of the NWA, and we are instead discussing Ted Turners WCW.
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But within this we are told about the birth of TBS & Ted Turner’s fondness for professional wrestling, and how Vince McMahon and himself joined & ended their relationship on the network. Crockett was all about making money, all about spending money, & then realized in 1988 that he all of the sudden millions behind in his own money & had to sell the company. gobbling up many of the NWA territories & the UWF. We are guided through the Mid- Atlantic days, Georgia, & Vince’s takeover which he called the perfect “1-2 Punch.” Then we see the acquisitions of Jim Crockett Jr. The first disc tells the story starting from 1933 & Jim Crockett Sr.’s style of promoting professional events of all types. *Lost In Cleveland (Cactus Jack vignette) There is nothing to really brag about in these choices. You will get the following extras which are not much, but somewhat interesting. These are at the end of disc one after the story of WCW is told. Even the older stuff from the ’70’s & ’80’s are clipped & presented in clean crisp video. All the matches selected were from the WCW library, and the WWE makes the most out of preserving the production & displaying solid video from their purchased assets. Incredible Dolby Surround sound & music inserts, combined with well heard panelists & solid camera work, the production values of WWE Home Video is always beyond outstanding. This is your look through the story of WCW, as well as viewing bonus features & twenty selected matches.
This is your chance to hear the latest stories many years later as to why & how World Championship Wrestling thrived, but then ended in a huge swirl of controversy. We go from the great days of wrestling through handshakes & trust and ended with all kinds of backstabbing & frustration. In this version, we get some very interesting sides of things from a decent panel, as well as some older comments from past interviews, in regards to their thoughts on World Championship Wrestling & all the controversy within the company. in the early 1930’s, to his son (Jim Jr.), & then Ted Turner, this three-disc set of how it all started & ended (with World Championship Wrestling) is another interesting look at wrestling history. From the starting points of the promotion by Jim Crockett Sr. Produced By World Wrestling Entertainmentĭecades of wrestling history originating from the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States are once again retold to the wrestling world in this latest DVD release by World Wrestling Entertainment.
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