I mean, kick right in the balls. I mean, there's loads of these, but given that four years

prior to this, we had the birth of the New World Order, and then in 2000, we had whatever

the hell this was. Well, I don't know, it's just WCW, isn't it? And I still do my best

to explain this as well, but my word, it's going to be tricky. But basically, Jeff Jarrett

Vince Russo and Hulk Hogan all decided to get together to do the biggest work-shoot

of work-shoot, but then somehow in the process of doing it, worked themselves into a shoot.

How ridiculous is this? And this is why it's so hard to explain. Like, I'm sure that Hulk

Hogan was involved doing it up to a certain extent, but given that he sued World Championship

Wrestling five years after this, well, I don't think you do that. I don't think anyone's

coming up with a story then going, once the company's dead in 2005, I will go to court

and will really trick people. I mean, by then, you're just basically punting yourself

in the face. Here is the deal, though, and we'll talk about it more when we get to the

actual match in the rundown of the car. But yes, Jeff Jarrett, Hulk Hogan, Eric Mitchell

and Vince Russo all had a meeting before, battered the beach 2000, and they said, okay,

here's what we're going to do, Hulk. Jeff Jarrett, you're going to lay down, Hogan, you walk

in there and go, oh, what's going on, brother? You put us on his chest to go one, two,

three, and for a few minutes at least, we will crown you with a brand new WCW champion.

Later on, Russo returned out to cut a promo in the ring, saying, oh, Hulk, you're the

S-word, you're an absolute piece of trash, which apparently Hogan had no idea about, and

this is when the door of death started to swing open. And also, do not forget that nobody

else from the WCW roster knew what was going on, because then the infinite wisdom management

wanted to trick them as well. So this is just taking trust and sticking it up your ass.

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