After the once Ted Turner -owned promotion was bought by Vince McMahon and shuttered, Bischoff continued to do the unexpected joining the once rival WWE as an onscreen character working alongside “Stone Cold” Steve Austin.

He’s coming back, and he’s better than ever. During yesterday’s episode of NXT, WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff announced he would be appearing at the December

No, that would be none other than former WCW boss and longtime pro wrestling executive/talent/personality/podcast host Eric Bischoff showing up via video. The “Controversy Creates Cash” author popped in to say Williams wants to keep his NXT title while Holland wants to take it for himself but he’s curious about just how much each man wants these things.

WWE Hall of Famer is partly responsible for guiding WCW to success in the 1990s, but he still went to work feeling like he didn't belong in his position.

Comparing AJ Styles to Disco Inferno might seem as incongruous as comparing Kurt Angle to New Jack, but leave it to Eric Bischoff to find a way. On a recent "83 Weeks," Bischoff praised the WCW midcarder's ability to embrace and evolve what would otherwise be considered a silly gimmick.

Wrestling promoter Eric Bischoff teased causing controversy on the December 3rd episode of WWE NXT, hinting at involvement in the Trick Williams and Ridge Holland feud. This appearance builds towards NXT Deadline,

Frequent AEW critic Eric Bischoff is among the crop of old-schoolers who think wrestlers should "look the part." The former WCW executive was back taking shots at the appearance of certain stars, this time insulting Kyle O'Reilly during his appearance on November 20's episode of "AEW Dynamite.