After 18 months of building up to Sting as the man worthy of toppling Hulk Hogan and the NWO, the events of Starrcade 1997 are a testament to the problems WCW faced as the tide began to turn in the ...
The only thing for sure about Sting is nothing is for sure… and he’s still not sure what went wrong at Starrcade in 1997. During a recent appearance on K&C Masterpiece on Audacy’s 105.3 The Fan ...
Starrcade 1997 was a money-spinning night for World Championship Wrestling and one of the biggest pay-per-views (including non-wrestling ones) of the year. To Eric Bischoff, it was also the ...
From the end of 1997 through March 2001, one could point to an endless amount of moments that eventually led to the demise of WCW. For many though, the one where the tigers first broke free, was ...
Among the many out-of-place elements in the bizarre finish to Starcade 1997, referee Nick Patrick's "fast count" lives in infamy. The story — recited countless times by the various actors involved — ...
From the 80s, right up until the height of the Monday Night Wars, Starrcade was WCW's version of WrestleMania. The only difference is that it would take place either on the Thanksgiving weekend (until ...
After 18 months of building up to Sting as the man worthy of toppling Hulk Hogan and the NWO, the events of Starrcade 1997 are a testament to the problems WCW faced as the tide began to turn in the ...
Conrad Thompson brought up a solid point during the podcast. Never one to miss the chance to bust someone's balls, he asked Bischoff if he regretted pushing himself at the expense of talent between ...
After 18 months of building up to Sting as the man worthy of toppling Hulk Hogan and the NWO, the events of Starrcade 1997 are a testament to the problems WCW faced as the tide began to turn in the ...
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