The Rise and Fall of WCW dvd is also very interesting, but very sad at the same time. They had sooo much talent during their heyday, with so many big angles making them boatloads of money. NWO was HUGE, Goldberg was HUGE, Crow Sting was HUGE, the cruiserweight division were putting on the best matches out of anybody in North America, they had EVIL Hogan and Savage and Flair and Bret Hart, and it looked like the good times weren't gonna end. 84 weeks in a row they beat WWF in the ratings, had them on ropes of bankruptcy, they were this unstoppable train of success.
But then you got one bad move after another. The splitting of the NWO/Wolfpac diluting the stable, the Fingerpoke of Doom, the non-wrestlers winning over actual wrestlers, giving away Goldberg beating Hogan on TV, Ultimate Warrior's comeback and that ABOMINATION he did with Hogan at HH98, Vince Russo coming in trying to recapture lightning in a bottle he spearheaded with the WWF's Attitude Era but without Vince's filter leading to COUNTLESS stupid and inane storylines and angles...WCW became a parody of itself, it was burning through money. AOL did what any sensible company would do and cut back on how much money to give to these incompetent business runners.
Which is a big reason why TNA frustrates me to no end, because it SHOULDN'T be as bad as it is. Its run by many of the same people who oversaw the rise and fall of WCW, who should have learned what NOT to fucking do to success in professional wrestling, but keep fucking up anyway, and now its even worse. WCW was an actual competitor to WWE, and in doing so gave us the most lucrative and successful period pro wrestling had ever seen. This isn't the case for WWE vs TNA of today. WWE doesn't even consider what TNA are doing, they're a fucking joke. And that's embarrassing, honestly.