WCW Bash At The Beach 2000 Theme Song - "Avalanche (A)" (With Tron)

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Originally uploaded on October 29, 2017.

Infamous as it gets. This one is another case like Kenta Kobashi's and Masahiro Chono's videos, only thing is, this one was because the original video was too long, and the bits showing Hollywood Hogan, Jeff Jarrett, Kevin Nash, Goldberg and Scott Hall were copyrighted, so now I've shortened it to the pay per-view logo to bring it back.
Ok, this show right here is just peak World Championship Wrestling in 2000. Half of the great talents are gone, some are injured, others were involved in weird storytellings, the main players who were still young were very few, and lots of trouble up ahead. This event is particularly infamous thanks to the stunt Hollywood Hogan, Jeff Jarrett and Vince Russo pulled in the "main event", and is known as the night both Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff left WCW for good. Pretty awful, but hey, let's not forget that there was also Goldberg and Kevin Nash fighting over Scott Hall's contract, where Scott Steiner turned on Kevin Nash and later became the New Blood's main figure (except Scott Hall left WCW after Superbrawl 2000, so basically, they were fighting over nothing), the graveyard match between Vampiro and The Demon (who was an horrible actor), and well, pretty much everything else. What saves this event in my opinion was actually Chavo Guerrero and Juventud Guerrera's match, and the tremendous and miraculous on the spot main event between Booker T and Jeff Jarrett, where Booker was finally crowned WCW World Heavyweight Champion after 7 years with the company, also ending the hot potato sequence of title reigns the belt was going through. This was Vince Russo at his finest, or...whatever you want to call it.

Song made by Bryan New, licensed by Chappell Recorded Music Library.

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