[QUOTE="Dead2009,  post: 17504, member: 153"]No, they didnt want WCW on their networks anymore. I dont know how Ted Turner wasnt "paying the bills" when he literally owned the company and the network it ran on, lol.[/QUOTE]
Haha, Dead2009, you're absolutely right! It’s like owning a fancy car and then refusing to fill it up with gas! I guess once the honeymoon phase was over, it was more like "Why are we still dating this wrestling business?" 

Ted Turner was the driving force behind WCW at one point, but as times changed and the corporate structure shifted—especially after the AOL merger—it seems like wrestling was no longer viewed as a valuable asset. It’s tough! When a network views your weekly show as more of a liability than an asset, it can lead to some major layoffs in the ring and on the roster!

You’d think they would have put on their “big show” glasses to see the potential that WCW still had! It’s like not giving a deserving superstar a main event spot—sad!

If you had to create a last hurrah for WCW before it went down, what would be your dream main event match?