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Ain't this what they’ve been waiting for? I rep everyone being discussed — except the wrestler they’re actually discussing. 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff Eric Bischoff Raj Giri Conrad the Mortgage Guy

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Eric, I might owe you 10% after this one. Maybe if I Save With Conrad, I can afford you. Appreciate the love, brother. Eric Bischoff Conrad the Mortgage Guy 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff

Eric, I might owe you 10% after this one. Maybe if I Save With Conrad, I can afford you. Appreciate the love, brother. Eric Bischoff Conrad the Mortgage Guy 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff

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Eric Bischoff just reached his BREAKING POINT with Todd Martin. When Todd tried to draw parallels between the NWO and a 1984 Riki Choshu storyline, Eric completely lost his cool. Bischoff called him a chucklehead and an idiot, insisting his creation had absolutely ZERO to do with Japanese wrestling history. Conrad Thompson tries to play mediator, but Eric is having none of it, calling the take stupid and refusing to entertain the revisionist history. (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Eric Bischoff just reached his BREAKING POINT with Todd Martin. When Todd tried to draw parallels between the NWO and a 1984 Riki Choshu storyline, Eric completely lost his cool. Bischoff called him a chucklehead and an idiot, insisting his creation had absolutely ZERO to do with Japanese wrestling history. Conrad Thompson tries to play mediator, but Eric is having none of it, calling the take stupid and refusing to entertain the revisionist history. (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

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Eric Bischoff is BEGGING for the sake of wrestling history. While the internet is buzzing about Mick Foley officially going ALL ELITE to host the AEW Double or Nothing pre-show, Eric Bischoff has one desperate message for the Hardcore Legend: STAY OUT OF THE RING. Bischoff isn't denying Foley's immense talent or his value as a storyteller. He calls him a genius on the mic. But he’s issuing a stern warning about legacy. He wants fans to hold onto the memory of the ICONIC, brutal moments that defined Foley’s career, not a sad, diminished return. (source: 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Eric Bischoff is BEGGING for the sake of wrestling history. While the internet is buzzing about Mick Foley officially going ALL ELITE to host the AEW Double or Nothing pre-show, Eric Bischoff has one desperate message for the Hardcore Legend: STAY OUT OF THE RING. Bischoff isn't denying Foley's immense talent or his value as a storyteller. He calls him a genius on the mic. But he’s issuing a stern warning about legacy. He wants fans to hold onto the memory of the ICONIC, brutal moments that defined Foley’s career, not a sad, diminished return. (source: 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

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Conrad Thompson just nuked the Tribal Chief narrative. He claims Roman Reigns is arguably the most OVERRATED main eventer in WWE history. Conrad went as far as calling him an industry plant, suggesting that if Roman disappeared tomorrow, WWE's fortune would not change at all. He argues fans have simply been conditioned to believe he is the top guy. Eric Bischoff does not disagree. They compare the current state of the Bloodline to the bloated, dying days of the NWO. Bischoff notes that WWE is essentially riding it till it dies, comparing the situation to a fighter that just refuses to retire. Unless they pivot, they are just waiting for this historic legacy to become a footnote. 🚨 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Conrad Thompson just nuked the Tribal Chief narrative. He claims Roman Reigns is arguably the most OVERRATED main eventer in WWE history. Conrad went as far as calling him an industry plant, suggesting that if Roman disappeared tomorrow, WWE's fortune would not change at all. He argues fans have simply been conditioned to believe he is the top guy. Eric Bischoff does not disagree. They compare the current state of the Bloodline to the bloated, dying days of the NWO. Bischoff notes that WWE is essentially riding it till it dies, comparing the situation to a fighter that just refuses to retire. Unless they pivot, they are just waiting for this historic legacy to become a footnote. 🚨 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

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Eric Bischoff is calling out the recent Brock Lesnar return as completely BIZARRE. He insists the raw emotion we saw from The Beast at WrestleMania was 100% GENUINE because Brock is an athlete, not an actor. Bischoff believes this comeback reeks of a panicked, reactionary pivot rather than a masterfully planned angle. He suspects Brock either got too emotional or realized he left a massive BAG of money on the table. WWE might be making this up as they go along. Watch Eric break down why this return feels totally disjointed and lacks any real narrative logic. (source: 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Eric Bischoff is calling out the recent Brock Lesnar return as completely BIZARRE. He insists the raw emotion we saw from The Beast at WrestleMania was 100% GENUINE because Brock is an athlete, not an actor. Bischoff believes this comeback reeks of a panicked, reactionary pivot rather than a masterfully planned angle. He suspects Brock either got too emotional or realized he left a massive BAG of money on the table. WWE might be making this up as they go along. Watch Eric break down why this return feels totally disjointed and lacks any real narrative logic. (source: 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

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Wrestling ratings are in a FREEFALL and the internet is losing its mind over why... Eric Bischoff is pulling back the curtain on the "Nielsen conspiracy" theories and dropping a cold dose of REALITY on the IWC. While fans scream about creative slumps or biased metrics, Eric points to the one factor nobody wants to admit: The SUN. He explains how nicer weather, NBA playoffs, and "HUT levels" create a perfect storm for viewership drops every single year. It is not a conspiracy; it is cyclical business. Is the sky actually falling or are we just watching a seasonal trend? (source: 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Wrestling ratings are in a FREEFALL and the internet is losing its mind over why... Eric Bischoff is pulling back the curtain on the "Nielsen conspiracy" theories and dropping a cold dose of REALITY on the IWC. While fans scream about creative slumps or biased metrics, Eric points to the one factor nobody wants to admit: The SUN. He explains how nicer weather, NBA playoffs, and "HUT levels" create a perfect storm for viewership drops every single year. It is not a conspiracy; it is cyclical business. Is the sky actually falling or are we just watching a seasonal trend? (source: 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

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WWE is quietly admitting their “modern” era has a MASSIVE problem. After years of abandoning the traditional house show circuit, Triple H and Nick Khan are pivoting hard to bring them back. It isn’t about ticket sales or raw profit. It’s an admission that the current system is producing ROBOTIC talent. Eric Bischoff lays out the brutal truth: you cannot build icons in an ARTIFICIAL environment. Without the grit of the road, young stars are stagnating. They need live crowds to learn the craft. Is this the death of the "Performance Center" era? (source: 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

WWE is quietly admitting their “modern” era has a MASSIVE problem. After years of abandoning the traditional house show circuit, Triple H and Nick Khan are pivoting hard to bring them back. It isn’t about ticket sales or raw profit. It’s an admission that the current system is producing ROBOTIC talent. Eric Bischoff lays out the brutal truth: you cannot build icons in an ARTIFICIAL environment. Without the grit of the road, young stars are stagnating. They need live crowds to learn the craft. Is this the death of the "Performance Center" era? (source: 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

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Eric Bischoff is stepping way outside his executive comfort zone. In this SHOCKING look behind the curtain, the former WCW boss is actually getting in the ring to learn the mechanics of taking a flat back bump. It is a masterclass in the GRIND of professional wrestling. Buddy Lee Parker is putting Eric through the ringer, demanding he stops thinking and just commits to the fall. Bischoff admits he wants it to look good, but the hesitation is real. He is concerned about the impact, while the trainers are preaching the gospel of spreading out the pain to avoid injury. This is the raw reality of the business that fans rarely see. Witness the moment Bischoff finally swallows his pride and takes the hit. It is ABSOLUTELY surreal to watch an executive trade the suit for a lesson in ring psychology. 🤼 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Eric Bischoff is stepping way outside his executive comfort zone. In this SHOCKING look behind the curtain, the former WCW boss is actually getting in the ring to learn the mechanics of taking a flat back bump. It is a masterclass in the GRIND of professional wrestling. Buddy Lee Parker is putting Eric through the ringer, demanding he stops thinking and just commits to the fall. Bischoff admits he wants it to look good, but the hesitation is real. He is concerned about the impact, while the trainers are preaching the gospel of spreading out the pain to avoid injury. This is the raw reality of the business that fans rarely see. Witness the moment Bischoff finally swallows his pride and takes the hit. It is ABSOLUTELY surreal to watch an executive trade the suit for a lesson in ring psychology. 🤼 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

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The story behind the launch of WCW Thunder is a masterclass in CORPORATE SABOTAGE. Eric Bischoff reveals that his original vision for a legitimate brand split was actually a brilliant strategy to revitalize the product, but Turner executives had ZERO interest in the long term health of the wrestling business. Instead of supporting the growth of the brand, corporate bean counters were slashing budgets while simultaneously demanding more content. Bischoff puts it bluntly: "My company was being gutted while I was being asked to produce a new primetime show with the same level of production and everything else as TNT." They were crushing production and marketing budgets just to manage EBITDA numbers so executives could cash out on stock options. It was a total DISASTER. (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

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Eric Bischoff is dropping a BOMB regarding the most infamous firing in wrestling history. He openly laughs at the idea that he regrets cutting Stone Cold Steve Austin from WCW, claiming that if he hadn't pulled the trigger, the Stone Cold character would have NEVER existed. Bischoff argues that Vince McMahon did not create the persona. When Austin arrived in WWE, he was the Ringmaster, a gimmick Bischoff describes as sucking. It was only after hitting rock bottom, leaving WWE for a stint in ECW, that Austin found his voice and created the Stone Cold character himself. Bischoff insists the character was not handed down by corporate creative genius, but was born out of pure necessity and soul searching. He maintains that if Austin had stayed in WCW, he never would have found that edge. Is Eric Bischoff just rewriting history to save face, or did he accidentally create the biggest star in the industry? 🚨 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Eric Bischoff is dropping a BOMB regarding the most infamous firing in wrestling history. He openly laughs at the idea that he regrets cutting Stone Cold Steve Austin from WCW, claiming that if he hadn't pulled the trigger, the Stone Cold character would have NEVER existed. Bischoff argues that Vince McMahon did not create the persona. When Austin arrived in WWE, he was the Ringmaster, a gimmick Bischoff describes as sucking. It was only after hitting rock bottom, leaving WWE for a stint in ECW, that Austin found his voice and created the Stone Cold character himself. Bischoff insists the character was not handed down by corporate creative genius, but was born out of pure necessity and soul searching. He maintains that if Austin had stayed in WCW, he never would have found that edge. Is Eric Bischoff just rewriting history to save face, or did he accidentally create the biggest star in the industry? 🚨 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

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Eric Bischoff says that the number of people that have been calling out Dave Meltzer is inspiring to him “I think it’s the evolution of the IWC as more and more fans get smart to the fact that Dave doesn’t really know what he’s talking about.” (83 Weeks)

Eric Bischoff says that the number of people that have been calling out Dave Meltzer is inspiring to him “I think it’s the evolution of the IWC as more and more fans get smart to the fact that Dave doesn’t really know what he’s talking about.” (83 Weeks)

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Eric Bischoff is dropping a BRUTAL reality check on the wrestling community. He believes Road Dogg is the most qualified person on the planet to handle the job, but he is warning fans to prepare for MASSIVE disappointment. Bischoff compares the WWE production machine to Navy SEAL Team 6, giving Road Dogg massive props for his pedigree. However, he warns that even with that experience, turning a struggling promotion around is impossible in a few months. He claims that if you expect an overnight miracle, you have no business being near the television industry. The trap is set. Fans will get excited, expectations will skyrocket, and when the needle does not move immediately, the internet will turn NASTY. Bischoff is begging for patience, claiming incremental growth is the only way to survive. 📉 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Eric Bischoff is dropping a BRUTAL reality check on the wrestling community. He believes Road Dogg is the most qualified person on the planet to handle the job, but he is warning fans to prepare for MASSIVE disappointment. Bischoff compares the WWE production machine to Navy SEAL Team 6, giving Road Dogg massive props for his pedigree. However, he warns that even with that experience, turning a struggling promotion around is impossible in a few months. He claims that if you expect an overnight miracle, you have no business being near the television industry. The trap is set. Fans will get excited, expectations will skyrocket, and when the needle does not move immediately, the internet will turn NASTY. Bischoff is begging for patience, claiming incremental growth is the only way to survive. 📉 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

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"If there is one person I don't like in the wrestling business — and there's only one — it's Eric Bischoff. Eric and I are oil and water. Quite frankly, out of everybody I've ever worked with, he's the only one I can honestly say… I do not like that guy. Bro, you're 70 years old and still cutting promos on me. Come on, man." Vince Russo breaks down why he never meshed with Eric Bischoff.

"If there is one person I don't like in the wrestling business — and there's only one — it's Eric Bischoff. Eric and I are oil and water. Quite frankly, out of everybody I've ever worked with, he's the only one I can honestly say… I do not like that guy. Bro, you're 70 years old and still cutting promos on me. Come on, man." Vince Russo breaks down why he never meshed with Eric Bischoff.

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Eric Bischoff dropped an ABSOLUTE TRUTH BOMB on why Nick Aldis is a superior General Manager compared to his own legendary run. Bischoff admits his own character was just a smarmy heel who constantly got his checks cashed by guys like Steve Austin. He sees a different tier of potential in Aldis. Bischoff is blunt about his limitations: I couldn't back it up. He says while he was just a slimy heel getting the shit kicked out of me in the ring, Nick Aldis possesses something dangerous. Nick has the credibility and the potential to not only leverage the power of the position But if you push him far enough, he could back it up. It is insulting to debate if he can go. This is the blueprint for the MODERN authority figure. 😤 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Eric Bischoff dropped an ABSOLUTE TRUTH BOMB on why Nick Aldis is a superior General Manager compared to his own legendary run. Bischoff admits his own character was just a smarmy heel who constantly got his checks cashed by guys like Steve Austin. He sees a different tier of potential in Aldis. Bischoff is blunt about his limitations: I couldn't back it up. He says while he was just a slimy heel getting the shit kicked out of me in the ring, Nick Aldis possesses something dangerous. Nick has the credibility and the potential to not only leverage the power of the position But if you push him far enough, he could back it up. It is insulting to debate if he can go. This is the blueprint for the MODERN authority figure. 😤 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

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FANTASY BOOKING time thanks to today’s 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff Name your dream 5 v. 5 “Invasion” teams. And each side needs 1 manager. The most liked reply in 24 hours gets a free month of Ad Free Shows!

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