Titanic Turmoil - The Rise and Fall of WCW

In the ninth instalment of "We'll Make a Fan Out of You," we delve into the climactic chapter of WCW's history with "Titanic Turmoil: The Rise and Fall of WCW."
Join us as we dissect the catastrophic events that led to the downfall of this once-mighty wrestling empire. From the shocking acquisition by WWE to the chaotic last days behind the scenes, this episode unveils the dramatic unravelling of WCW like never before. With insider insights and expert analysis, we explore the pivotal moments that marked the end of an era in professional wrestling.
Whether you're a seasoned fan or new to the ring, "Titanic Turmoil" is a must-listen for anyone intrigued by the captivating saga of WCW's rise and fall. Tune in now and witness the final moments of a wrestling giant!
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[@richardwakefield3178]

Hey guys. You must have watched WCW on Friday early evenings, around 7pm, on Channel 5. I was about 12 at the time and it was part of my end of School Week wrestling TV schedule:
1. Friday 7.00pm: WCW Thunder on Channel 5
2. Friday 9.00pm: Cartoon Network switches to TNT (Turner owned both I do believe) and WCW Nitro starts.
3. Friday 10pm: WWF Raw is War starts on Sky Sports (I only switched to Nitro at this point when the Raw adverts were on)
4. Saturday 11am(ish): WWF SmackDown! on Sky One (when we eventually started getting it broadcasted here, late 99 if memory serves).
5. Saturday Late Night: ECW on Bravo.
6: Sunday afternoon: WWF Sunday Night Heat (pre-recorded by this point, hence the time difference) on Channel 4.
Ah, Happy Days!!

[@MakeAFanOfYou]

We had a great childhood especially with the amount of wrestling we got to watch especially at the age of 3 or 4 😂
We hope you enjoyed the blast from the past, thank you for your comment!