Perhaps the most controversial creative move WCW made in 2000 was the decision to put the World Heavyweight championship on actor David Arquette, a ploy that was maligned by fans. Who Killed WCW? Part 3: “New Blood” premieres Tuesday at 10PM on @vicetv.

@VICETV @evanhusney @jasoneisener New drinking game for this episode Every time Vince Russo says bro, take a shot 🥃 😆 #WhoKilledWCW #VinceRusso

@VICETV @evanhusney @jasoneisener Vice needs to greenlight another 4 episodes immediately! Not enough time!

@VICETV @evanhusney @jasoneisener Arquette donated the money he made from WCW to the families of deceased wrestlers. He seems like a good guy.

@VICETV @evanhusney @jasoneisener That was the moment for me where absolutely all hope was lost, they made the validity of their World Championship belt a complete joke. I don't hate David Arquette for this but absolutely everybody should've known better.

@VICETV @evanhusney @jasoneisener I like David, but putting your most important title on a comedic actor to co-promote an underperforming movie made WCW look foolish. You may as well have thrown the title in the trashcan at that point.

@VICETV @evanhusney @jasoneisener The bad finish of Sting/Hogan, taking the belt off Goldberg, the finger poke of doom and David Arquette as WCW Champion.

@VICETV @evanhusney @jasoneisener We need to confirm this with Schiavone. I guarantee he denies it

@TheJimCornette @VICETV @evanhusney @jasoneisener I'd say the most controversial decision was made a year or however long back it was to hire Vince "I say Bro all the time because it helps me cum" Russo

@VICETV @evanhusney @jasoneisener No wonder @tonyschiavone24 is so down on this WCW doc, he’s the one who came up with that awful Arquette as champ idea

@VICETV @evanhusney @jasoneisener Seeing Rick Steiner and Judy Bagwell as tag team champions didn't help matters.