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When WCW was great, it was fantastic. When WCW was bad, well, we had poor Judy Bagwell

on a fork lift, Viagra on a pole, and Rick Steiner calling out Chucky off child's play fame.

Since WWE closed its doors, it's been plentiful time for certain facts and slices of trivia

to come to the fore. I'm Andrew from Whatculture Wrestling, and here are 10 secrets nobody has told

you about WCW. Number 10. The bite that changed the course of wrestling history. Sure,

the austin era and the wider energy and electricity of the attitude era is what drove the world

wrestling federation on its way to toppling WCW. But one other key figure in WWE's success back

then was Mike Tyson. Of course, Iron Mike was brought in as the sure Michael's biased enforcer

for the heartbreak kids' WrestleMania 14 match against the rising stone cold. The appearances

of the legendary boxer brought a whole bunch of fresh mainstream eyes to the WWEF product,

and that magnetism between Tyson and Austin likewise showcased stone cold in an impressive light.

Oh, how things could have been so different though. As detailed on the something to wrestle

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