[zaga_fan]

EXCELLENT reply!

Even though the guys was psychotic, Kevin Sullivan may have been the most underrated booker in the history of the business. I truly believe that he could have taken better advantage of the High-Flyers and had he continued booking matches, versus the booking that took place after the Outsiders came on-board. If WCW would have built around the more athletic talent of the Luchas, Japanese and more specifically guys like Benoit, Guerrero, Rey, Jericho and Pillman, just maybe the WCW could have changed the face of wrestling. Instead, the old guys one the battle of managing the storylines, and WCW floundered a great opportunity. WWE took better advantage and used these guys in Main Event matches. That was WCW's only chance at competing with WWE and ultimately resulted in their downfall.

WWE had nothing to compete with when it came to the cruiserweight division that WCW had.
However, if you look back at it I think it was a mistake to have 8PM to 9PM the hour where the cruiserweights went at it.
WWE didn't come on until 9 so by putting the high-flyers on at 8 they didn't take away from WWE.
I think if they would have just pushed the cruiserweights back until 9 or spread them throughout the show they would have had more success.
IMO