I think the tendency to want to embrace some of WCW's legacy is just not something that happens very naturally or comfortably within WWE, and that's just another reason why I think it's great that it's happening. WCW was a little bit different - we were real competitors and there was real animosity a real feeling of us versus them with regard to WCW and WWE. 'ECW was a bit of an exception, but I think people forget Vince McMahon had a financial investment in ECW early on in ECW's existence. 'Historically, at least based on what we hear second and third hand and to a little bit of a degree my own experience from the brief period of time I was in WWE, there was a tendency to not want to really acknowledge the history of other brands,' he later added. So, I think it's great, and hopefully, it'll be a tradition that continues long into the future. Halloween Havoc went on to become, at least in my opinion, one of the more important pay-per-views of the year for WCW. 'And I think the fact that WWE is bringing back Halloween Havoc in whatever version is number one, paying homage to a great pay-per-view series. Wrestling fans have a long memory and they love the legacy and the nostalgia and the history,' Bischoff said. I think Tyler Bate vs Pete Dunne at Takeover Chicago is the best free match of WWE available on Youtube.
