During WCW’s heyday, Disco Inferno danced his way into the hearts of WCW fans, becoming one of the most memorable ...

This documentary reviews WCW's 1999, exploring major storylines, memorable matches, roster changes, and key events that ...

A WCW logo that was left unused from their 1999 rebrand has been revealed on Twitter. The company changed their logo and set in April 1999, with complaints that they did a horrible job of it. Most ...

Much has been made of WCW's failures as a company late in the 1990s and how the promotion lost millions at an alarming pace, ultimately leading to its sale to Vince McMahon. There have been books ...

The year 2000 would be a disastrous one financially for WCW. Losing a rumoured $60-$70 million (depending on the source) during just one calendar year can never be good for any company, even one with ...

Things have to change in World Championship Wrestling. If WCW were a boat, it would be named the Titanic. WCW has spent 1999 in a free fall in television and pay-per-view ratings, falling far behind ...

The original New World Order angle was largely played out by 1999. Hollywood Hogan had been through his major programs with Roddy Piper and Sting, and the red and black Wolfpac had splintered and then ...

In June 1999, WWE Women's Champion Sable made a surprise appearance at 'WCW Monday Nitro,' causing a buzz among fans. She was notably guarded by personal security and drew significant attention.

For the past decade, various wrestling pundits have debated how WCW, a company that nearly put Vince McMahon out of business, so quickly collapsed around the turn of the millennium. Of course, ...

The opening sequence to WCW Nitro for Nintendo 64 serves as the perfect indication of bad things to come. The game boots to various clips of wrestlers fighting it out in real-time by way of Nitro's 3D ...