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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)show more

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Eric Bischoff said of this Sting promo, from #OnThisDayInWWE 30 years ago: "This is the downside sometimes of having unscripted promos... He was in the middle of his promo and he just got lost and was looking for any reason to bail. And that was the most convenient one "In this context, I think maybe one of the reasons saying he was struggling is because he was walking a very fine line, even in 1996. I mean, this whole thing had a very homophobic vibe to it "It's also an example of an interview that you would never hear today" 📺YouTube/83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff

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Eric Bischoff EXPOSES the truth behind Brock Lesnar's WrestleMania "retirement" 👀 He says it was a CHESS MOVE to force WWE into a Saudi mega-payday... and breaks down exactly how they book the return without killing the moment. How Would YOU book Brock to end it? (source: 83 weeks)

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