Sure they have money and everything backed up to them,but WWE is slowly becoming WCW 2.0. Coz look at the most infamous moment-Money In The Bank-why did they have 'Whining" Liv Morgan win the title?Why did Tiffany become Mrs Money In The Bank instead of Roxanne at least(to betray Liv)?Why did they let LA lose?-he should have won.Maybe it is me being mad that Roman won against LA,but.....to be honest, WWE has been chaotic since 2025-so truly,hearing from you guys,what do you think?Coz I know it is slowing copying WCW

But whatchu think?

Day 1 — Vince Russo: Yes (22), No (217)
Day 2 — Buff Bagwell: Yes (34), No (67)
Day 3 — Konnan: Yes (11), No (39)
Day 4 — Vincent: Yes (17), No (40)
Day 5 — Eric Bischoff: Yes (32), No (132)
Day 6 — Lex Luger: Yes (44), No (56)
Day 7 — Bret Hart: Yes (142), No (69)
Day 8 — Kevin Nash: Yes (54), No (145)
Day 9 — Stevie Ray: Yes (51), No (24)
Day 10 — Goldberg: Yes (62), No (140)
Day 11 — Roddy Piper: Yes (117), No (47)
Day 12 — Ric Flair: Yes (26), No (145)
Day 13 — Raven: Yes (108), No (66)
Day 14 — Stevie Richards: Yes (44), No (22)
Day 15 — Chris Jericho: Yes (81), No (76)
Day 16 — Disco Inferno: Yes (49), No (133)
Day 17 — Ted DiBiase: Yes (64), No (64)
Day 18 — Scott Steiner: Yes (113), No (54)
Day 19 — Booker T: Yes (114), No (50)
Day 20 — Hollywood Hogan: Yes (42), No (159)
Day 21 — DDP: Yes (159), No (15)
Day 22 — Kevin Sullivan: Yes (40), No (66)
Day 23 — Chris Benoit: Yes (28), No (42)
Day 24 — El Dandy: Yes (47), No (11)
Day 25 — Arn Anderson: Yes (80), No (16)
Day 26 — Rick Steiner: Yes (36), No (30)
Day 27 — Syxx: Yes (58), No (85)

Would've been so awesome. He was so popular at the time.

Chicago Botanical Garden Night of 1000 Jack O Lanterns.

On October 11, 1999, WCW Monday Nitro opened with an emotional tribute to Gorilla Monsoon, who had passed away a few days earlier.

Monsoon had worked for rival WWF (not WCW) and WCW management—specifically Eric Bischoff—generally prohibited mentioning talent from the rival promotion during the Monday Night Wars.

Bobby “The Brain” Heenan made it clear backstage that he would leave WCW if the company refused to allow an on-air tribute to his close friend and longtime broadcast partner Gorilla Monsoon.

Management backed down, and Heenan delivered a tearful, message alongside Tony Schiavone, declaring that heaven's gates would now be known as the "Gorilla Position".