Wwe Monday Night War S01e06
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How big of a role did Mike Tyson play in helping WWE overtake and eventually squash WCW during the infamous Monday Night Wars between the two sports entertainment juggernauts?
Few people would know better than the man who was at the top of the helm at WCW while the ’war’ was going down -- Eric Bischoff.
Original Monday Night Wars made the life of a wrestling fan difficult by making him choose between the Steve Austins, HBKs, Mick Foleys on WWE, and the whole nWo stable running wild on WCW coupled. Monday Night Wars is the common term describing the period of mainstream televised American professional wrestling from September 4, 1995, to March 26, 2001. During this time the World Wrestling Federation’s Monday Night Raw went head-to-head with World Championship Wrestling’s Monday Nitro in a battle for Nielsen ratings each week. The ratings war was part of a larger overall struggle between. May 29, 2019 If it weren’t for the edgy era of the Monday Night Wars, Rikishi wouldn’t have stuck around beyond the 90s. 1 Stone Cold Steve Austin It seems unreasonable that the biggest name from the Monday Night Wars wouldn’t make it in the WWE today, but it’s important to consider all the factors. Monday Night Wars. 6,265 likes 25 talking about this. In 1995, WWE and WCW squared off on Monday night television to compete head to head in an unprecedented confrontation.
The former WCW Executive Vice President spoke at great length about the role Mike Tyson played in helping WWE reach a new level that they ultimately never looked back from during a recent installment of his ’83 Weeks’ podcast.
Featured below is an excerpt from the show where ’Easy E’ talks extensively about this particular subject.
Vince came out and did this promo – I saw it the first time about a year ago – where he basically let the world know WWE was going to be changing their creative approach. Their old style of storytelling and presentation was no longer what the audience wanted, and Vince promised he was going to deliver. At the time, I thought, ‘Whatever.’ But then I heard rumblings about Mike Tyson. When I got that phone call…..I remember I was at the flight school in Kissimmee, Florida. I had just gotten back from a flight, and my pager went off and it was Zane Breslov. He wanted me to call him ASAP. I went to a payphone, and he said, ‘You’re never gonna believe this, but they’re bringing in Mike Tyson.’When he said it, I took a pause and it started soaking in. I didn’t connect what was gonna become the Attitude Era and the new way of telling stories. I didn’t know that’s what Vince meant when he made the big announcement. But when I heard about Tyson, it started giving me pause. I thought if they use him right, it’s gonna be a game-changer and shit’s gonna be really serious. In ’97, we were kicking WWE’s ass. In early 1998, we were kicking their ass. But I was fearful that the Tyson thing would be a big deal, and I was unfortunately right.I think it was the pivot point in WWE. So many things happened in this one angle – Steve Austin’s equity went right through the roof. He was already a big star and heading in the right direction, but with the Tyson storyline, he got catapulted into the stratosphere. I think Vince McMahon became a real character and not a parody of one when he came out as the owner and took on a more serious role. If you go back and look, he even changed the way he dressed. He started wearing a black jean jacket to the ring. Everything changed in a big, loud, effective way.What made this work wasn’t just because Mike Tyson was on Monday Night RAW. What made this work was the way they used Mike Tyson and how that set up the story with Vince and Steve Austin. That’s the part that really worked. Tyson was instrumental. You can’t have a great movie without a great three-act structure. They used Tyson to get a bump in the ratings, but what they really used Tyson for was to launch act one. If they would’ve paid him six million dollars, hell, in retrospect, 16 million dollars – it would’ve been a good investment in the long run for what it did for Steve Austin.Who knows what that story between Austin and McMahon would’ve looked like had it not kicked off with something as big and believable and credible as this was. It wasn’t just Tyson showing up on television. You’re only gonna get so much outta that. But the way they used Mike, the way it catapulted Steve Austin, the way it set up the second and third acts of Austin and McMahon, this was the magic and genius in the way they used Tyson. This was fantastic. It set up Austin and McMahon in a way that I don’t think any other story or any other angle could’ve possibly have done.
Check out the complete episode of the ’83 Weeks’ podcast where Eric Bischoff talks about this topic at Megaphone.link.Wrestling News Reaction & Discussion* For late-breaking WWE & AEW news & rumors, follow our social media reporter on Twitter @MattBoone0709* Follow the official eWrestling account on Twitter @eWrestlingCOM* Follow the official eWrestling Facebook page at Wwe Monday Night War VideoFacebook.com/eWrestlingCOMWwe Monday Night War S01e06 2* Chat with other fans about this article in the official eWrestling Disqus feed below, or at Disqus.com/home/forums/http-ewrestling-com
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*Wwe Monday Night War Video
*Wwe Monday Night War S01e06 2
How big of a role did Mike Tyson play in helping WWE overtake and eventually squash WCW during the infamous Monday Night Wars between the two sports entertainment juggernauts?
Few people would know better than the man who was at the top of the helm at WCW while the ’war’ was going down -- Eric Bischoff.
Original Monday Night Wars made the life of a wrestling fan difficult by making him choose between the Steve Austins, HBKs, Mick Foleys on WWE, and the whole nWo stable running wild on WCW coupled. Monday Night Wars is the common term describing the period of mainstream televised American professional wrestling from September 4, 1995, to March 26, 2001. During this time the World Wrestling Federation’s Monday Night Raw went head-to-head with World Championship Wrestling’s Monday Nitro in a battle for Nielsen ratings each week. The ratings war was part of a larger overall struggle between. May 29, 2019 If it weren’t for the edgy era of the Monday Night Wars, Rikishi wouldn’t have stuck around beyond the 90s. 1 Stone Cold Steve Austin It seems unreasonable that the biggest name from the Monday Night Wars wouldn’t make it in the WWE today, but it’s important to consider all the factors. Monday Night Wars. 6,265 likes 25 talking about this. In 1995, WWE and WCW squared off on Monday night television to compete head to head in an unprecedented confrontation.
The former WCW Executive Vice President spoke at great length about the role Mike Tyson played in helping WWE reach a new level that they ultimately never looked back from during a recent installment of his ’83 Weeks’ podcast.
Featured below is an excerpt from the show where ’Easy E’ talks extensively about this particular subject.
Vince came out and did this promo – I saw it the first time about a year ago – where he basically let the world know WWE was going to be changing their creative approach. Their old style of storytelling and presentation was no longer what the audience wanted, and Vince promised he was going to deliver. At the time, I thought, ‘Whatever.’ But then I heard rumblings about Mike Tyson. When I got that phone call…..I remember I was at the flight school in Kissimmee, Florida. I had just gotten back from a flight, and my pager went off and it was Zane Breslov. He wanted me to call him ASAP. I went to a payphone, and he said, ‘You’re never gonna believe this, but they’re bringing in Mike Tyson.’When he said it, I took a pause and it started soaking in. I didn’t connect what was gonna become the Attitude Era and the new way of telling stories. I didn’t know that’s what Vince meant when he made the big announcement. But when I heard about Tyson, it started giving me pause. I thought if they use him right, it’s gonna be a game-changer and shit’s gonna be really serious. In ’97, we were kicking WWE’s ass. In early 1998, we were kicking their ass. But I was fearful that the Tyson thing would be a big deal, and I was unfortunately right.I think it was the pivot point in WWE. So many things happened in this one angle – Steve Austin’s equity went right through the roof. He was already a big star and heading in the right direction, but with the Tyson storyline, he got catapulted into the stratosphere. I think Vince McMahon became a real character and not a parody of one when he came out as the owner and took on a more serious role. If you go back and look, he even changed the way he dressed. He started wearing a black jean jacket to the ring. Everything changed in a big, loud, effective way.What made this work wasn’t just because Mike Tyson was on Monday Night RAW. What made this work was the way they used Mike Tyson and how that set up the story with Vince and Steve Austin. That’s the part that really worked. Tyson was instrumental. You can’t have a great movie without a great three-act structure. They used Tyson to get a bump in the ratings, but what they really used Tyson for was to launch act one. If they would’ve paid him six million dollars, hell, in retrospect, 16 million dollars – it would’ve been a good investment in the long run for what it did for Steve Austin.Who knows what that story between Austin and McMahon would’ve looked like had it not kicked off with something as big and believable and credible as this was. It wasn’t just Tyson showing up on television. You’re only gonna get so much outta that. But the way they used Mike, the way it catapulted Steve Austin, the way it set up the second and third acts of Austin and McMahon, this was the magic and genius in the way they used Tyson. This was fantastic. It set up Austin and McMahon in a way that I don’t think any other story or any other angle could’ve possibly have done.
Check out the complete episode of the ’83 Weeks’ podcast where Eric Bischoff talks about this topic at Megaphone.link.Wrestling News Reaction & Discussion* For late-breaking WWE & AEW news & rumors, follow our social media reporter on Twitter @MattBoone0709* Follow the official eWrestling account on Twitter @eWrestlingCOM* Follow the official eWrestling Facebook page at Wwe Monday Night War VideoFacebook.com/eWrestlingCOMWwe Monday Night War S01e06 2* Chat with other fans about this article in the official eWrestling Disqus feed below, or at Disqus.com/home/forums/http-ewrestling-com
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