As the road continues we move to the final week of January and things continue to grow and change as we progress with the year. As I mentioned previously things started off slow with the WWE installment before things started clicking for me as the installment came to a close. Now I hope for the same thing with this edition of the series as it would make things extremely more worth it. Below are some high points of the show:

- Tensions continue to mount between Hollywood Hogan & Kevin Nash

- Announcer's Give us an Update on Ric Flair's condition following Sold Out

- The Steiner's defend their newly won Tag Team Titles against Harlem Heat

- Bret Hart issues an Open Challenge to anyone on the WCW Roster and tells Macho Man to pay close attention

- Old Wounds are reopened as a once Prominent feud Main Event's Nitro for the First Time Since 1997

For the two Parts:
Click Here for Sold Out
Click Here for Nitro Before Sold Out

We have arrived at our first PPV of the new year and our first stop on what promises to be a bumpy year long ride for the WCW. It took a little while for things to get under way with the WWE How I Would and the same can be said for this one as well. Keep in mind I have a lot more time with this installment of the series then I did with the WWE so more of a chance to make things work before I squash them. To put a halt on my rambling let's instead get to the card:

WCW/NWO Sold Out:

Harlem Heat vs Jim Neidhart & Davey Boy Smith

WCW United States Championship Open Challenge Match:
(c) Diamond Dallas Page vs ???

Ray Traylor vs Steve McMichael

WCW World Tag Team Championship Match:
(c) Faces of Fear w/ Jimmy Hart vs The Steiner Brothers w/ Ted DiBiase

Ric Flair vs Buff Bagwell

WCW Cruiserweight Championship Match:
(c) Eddy Guerrero vs Rey Mysterio Jr. 

WCW World Heavyweight Championship Match:
(c) Sting vs Kevin Nash 
 

To view the last two parts:
Click Here for  the Week Before the PPV
Click Here for two Weeks before the PPV

This my friends is the go home show for WCW Nitro before we hit the first PPV of 1998. Our first PPV is Sold Out and though it might be a weak show it is the first PPV and things will get better as the year goes on. Things are still coming together and intentions are becoming clear as 1998 is still just beginning. For this edition of Nitro below are some high points:

- Bret Hart & Randy Savage come face to face for the first time since Starrcade

- The mystery continues as another close friend of Ric Flair's is taken out

- Where is Hollywood Hogan and when will he be back

- Is the NWO breaking up or just having growing pains

- What is Eric Bischoff talking about when he confronts The Outsiders in the middle of the ring


Note: WCW Sold Out will be the next video!!!

The second Nitro of 1998 as we move further into the new year things continue to grow and change from how they really were and become How I Would Book it. As we look at another week of action from WCW we tensions continuing to grow:


- For the first time since Starrcade Eric Bischoff goes face to face with Kevin Nash

- Ric Flair returns from his injuries after being assaulted at Starrcade

- The Feud continue between the Faces of Fear & The Steiner Brothers

- Diamond Dallas Page makes his first appearance since winning the United States Championship

- The #1 Contender for the Cruiserweight Championship is crowned

Due to a change in plans this is installment of the How I Would Book it series will be different then first expected, but will still keep going for as long as first announced. Now onto the good stuff:


- With the appearance of The Hitman at Starrcade it has the top talents in WCW ready to defend their position against the "intruder" from up north.

- Things are still being sorted out after tensions reach the breaking point at Starrcade between NWO members Kevin Nash & Hulk Hogan.

- After a private conversation between Scott Hall & Eric Bischoff that leaves us wondering what is going on

- Also on Nitro you will see the new United States Champion DDP in action as well as the New Television champion Chris Benoit & Roddy Piper in action.

The journey begins at Starrcade 1997 where old feuds come to a close and new seeds planted as the new year gets ready to begin. Are you willing to take a trip through history with me as I rebook the past once again. Below is the card I ran for Starrcade 1997:

Starrcade 1997:

Pre-Show:
15 Man Battle Royal to Determine the Number 1 Contender for the WCW TV Title

WCW Cruiserweight Title Match:
(c) Eddy Guerrero vs Dean Malenko

Grudge Match:
Raven vs Ray Traylor

Steve McMichael vs Goldberg

Booker, T vs Davey Boy Smith

WCW Television Title Match:
Chris Benoit vs (c) Perry Saturn

WCW United States Title Match:
(c) Curt Hennig w/ Rick Rude vs Diamond Dallas Page

WCW Tag Team Title Match:
(c) The Steiner Brothers w/ Ted DiBiase vs Face of Fear w/ Jimmy Hart

WCW World Title Match:
(c) Hollywood Hulk Hogan vs Sting

It's time once again for the start of another installment of the How I Would Book it series. This time we jump back in time to really near the beginning of a certain era of attitude. However, we wont be on that side of the war, for this installment we will be on the other side of the war. Join me as we return to the exact date that things started to go south for WCW and allow me to show you How I Would have booked it. So we are starting in December of 1997 at Starrcade, and will keep going until Starrcade 1998. For this installment I am looking to completely rebook the entire year of 1998 in the WCW, because in my opinion 1998 was the year the ship began to sink. My question is will join me on the wrestling time machine as we journey back to the year 1997 as I show How I Would Booked the WCW in the year 1998. 

Enjoy!!!!