Post by TheLevinux on Jan 8, 2023 0:12:16 GMT 1
I've seen the writing on the wall for a while. Everything started changing in late 1998, when Vince Russo began having more power in WCW. I saw things going down, as did many others who fled to the WWF before push came to shove. It was in early 2000 that I began thinking of a way to save this sinking ship; my passion. Every avenue lead to a dead end. Recently, I've been working with Fusient Media Ventures to try and purchase WCW from AOL Time Warner. Jamie Kellner isn't one for patience, and we've already had about 3 offers turned down. It wasn't until recently that I discovered that things were more dire than I thought.
Bischoff: Terry, how are you?
Hogan: Well Eric, I'm doing alright, all things considered.
Bischoff: I know. We had a great idea. Fortunately, Russo isn't around.
Hogan: From what I've been hearing, no one over there will be around much longer, Brother.
Bischoff: I'm doing what I can, but these AOL Time Warner executives have no experience with this type of product. I've come to them with everything I can think of, and they've turned everything down.
Hogan: Well, Brother, not to add to it, but I'm hearing from up north that Vince has sent feelers to AOL Time Warner and it doesn't look good.
Bischoff: I knew Vince would get his grimy hands involved. I'm out of ideas, Terry.
Hogan: Keep at it, Eric. You'll come up with something.
Bischoff: Thanks, Terry.
Vince is at it already! He can't resist himself. He's trying to buy WCW out from under me. But what does Vince have that I'm not offering? AOL Time Warner won't have any involvement in WCW after it's sale, so it can't be that. I need to make some calls..
