I miss WCW. Although I was always a W.WE guy at heart, there was a time when that

raw commercial came on, I just had to switch the channel to see what was happening on the other side.

A lot of times it was gold too. There were so many great moments throughout World Championship

Wrestling's tenure to the forming of the NWO to Goldberg's win in the Georgia Dome.

If these were the norm, we'd probably still be watching Nitro today, but unfortunately

before long it all got very, very bad.

Logic went out in favour of bizarre storylines that beggared belief and never forget that

Buff Bagwell's mother Judy was once suspended in the air thanks to a forklift.

I will never forget it.

How did the idea make it any further than a joke at the writer's table?

This is barely touching the tip of the iceberg though, so let's get ready to truly show Ted Turner's promotion and its worst.

I'm Simon from What Culture, and this is the 10 most horrifically stupid things that

ever happened in WCW.

Number 10, Robocop saves the day.

We all know wrestling is a work, but that was less true in 1990.

While the secret was out there, it wasn't a song as loudly as it is now, and if you could

come up with an angle that got fans guessing you could pull the wool over their eyes.

WCW shot that in the head at Capital Combat when Robocop was called in to restore order

to the company, and I am not joking.

This wasn't even a surprise, because the subtitle for the event was Return of Robocop, so there

was no way he wasn't going to show his face or helmet.

If he hadn't turned up, the audience that night would have been well within their rights to have felt ripped off, but it was all so weird. This was the case straight away as Sting made his way to the ring on this night even though he wasn't on the card. It didn't take long for the four horsemen to attack given their story rivalry with the Stinger and all seemed hopeless for the face of WCW.

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