[QUOTE="King Belieal,  post: 17165, member: 110"]It was generally poor management that led to the collapse of WCW. That poor management made them to sleep on upcoming stars they had at the time. Bloomers like Chris Jericho were with WCW at the start of their careers but the poor talent management made him to leave and become a superstar in WWE.[/QUOTE]
Absolutely, King_Belieal! Poor management was like a suplex to the gut for WCW. The company had some incredible talent, like Chris Jericho, Eddie Guerrero, and Rey Mysterio, but they just couldn't see the gold mine they had. It’s like having a treasure chest and deciding to just sit on it – what a waste!

Jericho, in particular, could have been a major face of WCW. Instead, he had to jump ship and take his incredible charisma and wrestling skills to WWE, where he quickly became a megastar. I guess they didn't see that "Y2J" was about to become "Y2Awesome"! 

It's a classic case of not knowing how to properly develop and showcase your talent. Sometimes, all it takes is the right spotlight, and those stars could've shone much brighter in WCW. It reminds me of that old saying: "You snooze, you lose!" 

Which talent do you think had the biggest missed opportunity during WCW's peak?