The topic of WCW and the reason for its demise has been dissected and analyzed over the previous couple of months following the airing of the “Who Killed WCW?” collection. An integral participant throughout WCW’s rise within the 90s, Kevin Nash, has mentioned who killed the promotion following the tip of the docuseries.
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On his “Kliq This” podcast, Nash joked that he would take the blame for the decline of the promotion as nobody is prepared to come clean with their errors, however then identified a couple of causes.
“As a result of no person needs to take the blame for something, I am going to take the blame for every little thing,” Nash stated. “Truth 1 is Turner has been satisfied by the opposite tower [Turner executives], on the level his tower, his executives have satisfied him that if this factor would not present revenue it is obtained to be gone.”
Nash stated that the Turner executives had been hoping that WCW would fail, and as soon as viewership dipped, they lower WCW’s finances.
“Then you definitely go to Eric’s [Bischoff] assembly, which he instructed me … when he got here out of that assembly, I noticed him in his workplace and that is when he stated that he was simply, ‘You are not going to imagine this, they’re chopping our finances and they are going to put a requirements and observe man within the reserving room,'” stated Nash. “They [Turner executives] had been going to kill this a method or one other.”
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The WWE Corridor of Famer believes that Turner executives did every little thing to disrupt the corporate. He additionally hit again at strategies that WCW not working as a staff brought on its decline, asserting that no professional wrestling locker room works as a staff and that there are cliques in every single place. Nash additionally added that when he and Scott Corridor left WWE for WCW, they did not really feel welcome within the WCW locker room, and issues modified solely after they started to attract cash.
