Michael Sidgwick is a Content Producer at WhatCulture. With over seven years of experience in wrestling analysis, he specializes in providing insights into All Elite Wrestling, as well as having a deep knowledge of WWE, WCW, ECW, and New Japan Pro Wrestling. Michael's work has garnered praise from notable figures in the wrestling community and he is also featured in WhatCulture.
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[email protected] (Michael Sidgwick) It's easy to be reductive and say that WCW as stupid. That's because WCW, as an entity, as an idea, was stupid.
