This is a prime time with Sean Mooney production.

I've been waiting to do this episode for a long time, Jim, because you, of all people,

and we talk about your career and how much time you spent with the WWF, WWE, really you're a lifer,

but there was a span of time there where you went to another wrestling organization

that gave the WWF, WWE, a run for its money that they will never forget, but it actually

woke up the business all across the board. I think you'd agree with that.

We're talking revolutionized the business. Wrestling, WCW. And it certainly was, right? When you, wouldn't you say

that? It was a period of time that really changed forever. A huge time in the business. Of course,

that it all goes back to a feud between two guys. Ted Turner and Vince McMahon.

They didn't get along with each other, you know,

and Turner wanted to give Vince a black eye with Vince go ahead and run the WWF like he was.

So he started pouring money into the WCW that's been around,

I don't know if it's still called the WCW,

but you know,

the Georgia Championship Wrestling at the TBS Studios, it's still called the WCW, but the Georgia Championship Wrestling

at the TBS Studios, it's been there kind of forever.

I was down there as Big Jim Duggan back in the early days.

And, you know, all of a sudden, he got really involved in this, you know, and the bottom

line was he was offering contracts, no cut contracts.

And of course, up to that point, contracts weren't heard of

in our business. You wrestle, you got paid, you wrestle, you didn't wrestle, you didn't get paid.

You got hurt, you're screwed, you know, so it was a really rough racket. And of course, anybody

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