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by hungovermorning
Mar 05, 2010
Good on paper, okay on the screen.
What a concept, a three ring 60 man battle royal complete with a card beneath it. However, when viewed this WCW PPV has a few good moments, one great match (Kidman vs. Juventud Guerrera for the Cruiserweight title) but by in large this PPV is a perfect snapshot on a mismanaged wrestling company. The good: The undercard is mediocre, but as the PPV progresses, there are some solid matches. The main event of heel Bret Hart vs. DDP for the US title is a surprisingly strong match as is Chris Jericho vs. Bobby Duncum Jr. for the TV title. Bobby "the brain" Heenan on commentary does help spice up the drier moments. The great: Kidman vs. Guerrera for the cruiserweight title is just an incredible wrestling match. Loads of high spots, they work well together and they use the three rings better ... What a concept, a three ring 60 man battle royal complete with a card beneath it. However, when viewed this WCW PPV has a few good moments, one great match (Kidman vs. Juventud Guerrera for the Cruiserweight title) but by in large this PPV is a perfect snapshot on a mismanaged wrestling company. The good: The undercard is mediocre, but as the PPV progresses, there are some solid matches. The main event of heel Bret Hart vs. DDP for the US title is a surprisingly strong match as is Chris Jericho vs. Bobby Duncum Jr. for the TV title. Bobby "the brain" Heenan on commentary does help spice up the drier moments. The great: Kidman vs. Guerrera for the cruiserweight title is just an incredible wrestling match. Loads of high spots, they work well together and they use the three rings better than the battle royal. This match represents how good WCW could be. Now, let's discuss how bad WCW could be... The bad: WCW had a lot going for it in 1998, but the cracks were beginning to show. Evidence of this is during the first two matches of World War 3 when it is clear that the announce team has no idea who is going to be in the match until their music hits. The undercard has some really so so wrestling and the nWo at this point has grown out of control, although, why not? There were literally three people who were truly over with the crowd that night, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, and Goldberg. Everyone else got more of a tepid reaction, although alliance with the Wolfpack or nWo Hollywood helped mitigate this. Oh, and the horrible nasally drone of Tony Schiavonne permeates through nearly every moment of this VHS. It's rough. The ugly: The 60 man battle royal. I've seen the other World War 3s. This one is the "best" run of all of them. With 60 guys, you think we'd get some crazy high spots, right? Nope. There's maybe two worth note (I think both actually included a young Chavo Guerrero Jr.) but the rest of it is right hands, clotheslines, and kicking. Add to this the logistical nightmare of having to have three rings covered at the same time and it becomes pretty clear why this was the final year for World War 3. (Now if they would have had each ring have a winner individually and those three were in a triple threat for the world title THEN we would've had something). Overall, it's okay. Every wrestling fan's shelf needs some WCW after all. - Scott Walus

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