WCW got a new owner on Nitro
On March 26, 2001, Shane McMahon shows up on World Championship Wrestling's (WCW) Monday Nitro to announce himself as the new owner.
On March 26, 2001, Shane McMahon shows up on World Championship Wrestling's (WCW) Monday Nitro to announce himself as the new owner.
On March 8, 2010, TNA Impact! made its move to Monday nights to go head-to-head with WWE's Monday Night RAW. Two months later, they were back on Thursday night. D'oh!
Or not? Has the WWE Universe expanded to the point it is too big to fail, or is it actually so big it must fail?
While there is still no launch date set in stone and the WWE Network has been on shaky ground since it was announced, there now appears to be some serious movement on that front in the form of DirecTV interest.
Unlike most of today's WWE wrestlers, Lesnar has a shoot background, which allows people to believe in what he does. He is truly one of the last men in wrestling that has an incredible aura. This is why WWE had better not screw up this time around.
What may have been the biggest mistake WCW ever made occurred on this date in history: The infamous Finger Poke of Doom.
The very first episode of Monday Nitro occurred on this date in history, with Lex Luger making his big return and WCW becoming a major player in the Monday Night Wars.
WWE loves mainstream press. And it doesn't get any more mainstream at USA Today. The national newspaper took a look at the company on the day of Raw 1000.
It was on this date in WWE history that Eric Bischoff showed up on Monday Night Raw ... and gave Vince McMahon a hug, potentially throwing away millions of dollars.
Long before the Monday Night Wars between the WWF and WCW, Vince McMahon and Ted Turner clashed heads in the mid 1980s over a Saturday night time slot on TBS. On this date in history was Black Saturday, when McMahon showed up on TBS.