#1. Would you like to see a Halloween Havoc themed Raw? If not why?
Sure you can have a Halloween Havoc themed RAW. It's just a name honestly. We would get a different set for the night, which would be nice and different from the average RAW; might as well make it a 3 hour super card as well that night. The fact that is is going to be in Atlanta also gives a reason to "theme" it around a former WCW Pay-Per-View. None of the WCW Halloween Havoc Pay-Per-Views were ever really that memorable. Jake Roberts/Sting in Spin The Wheel, Make a Deal Match (which ended up being a Coal Miner's Glove match), Hogan/Warrior II, and Hogan laying down for Sting (literally) are pretty much all the most memorable moments from Halloween Havoc.
I guess you could throw in a few other matches that should of been huge like Sting/Bret Hart or Vader/Cactus Jack, but man WCW dropped the ball a lot when promoting some of these matches that would be even the 'average" wrestling fan's wet dream.
#2. Would you like to see an ALL EXCLUSIVE to WCW Raw? This would allow any superstar currently on Roster that has EVER worked for WCW to perform.
NO! Let WCW Rest In Peace PLEASE!!! I don't want to see it revived in anyway what so ever and I enjoyed WCW more then WWF/E for many years; especially when I lived in the South.
1. There isn't enough of the former WCW roster active in wrestling to make it worth while. Sting, Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Jeff Jarrett (yes, I'll include him), Mick Foley (I'll list him here, since they do technically still employ him) Scott Steiner (TNA lists him, but does he even wrestle anymore?), and Shannon Moore are all in TNA; 4 of those that I named were a HUGE part of WCW (Please don't include AJ Styles, I know he appeared briefly in WCW, but it was VERY BRIEF and it was a call-up from NWA: Wildside. Hell, most s'marks don't even know he ever appeared on WCW television)
Booker T, Kevin Nash, Bill DeMott (Hugh Morris; I love that name), Chavo Guerrero Jr., Big Show (The Giant; although he didn't even become good in the ring until Taker took him under his wing as a protege of sorts, so I'm truly if on whether to include him here or not, but we will), Goldust (Dustin Rhodes has amounted to NOTHING outside of the Goldust gimmick), and Rey Mysterio Jr are all the former WCW stars that can actively work a match still, that Vince has under contract.
You can throw some other notables in there that are under WWE contract like Arn Anderson, Dusty Rhodes, Dean Malenko, Norman Smiley, Ricky Steamboat, Billy Kidman, Jamie Knoble (he was a Jung Dragon >.> ), Mike Rotunda ( I.R.S., Michael Wallstreet, etc), Charles Robinson (ref, speaking of refs, does Nick Patrick have a job still?), Gene Okerlund (heck might as well throw him in there).
DDP is retired (Seems to be on good terms with the WWE though, so you never know), Goldberg is retired (but it being in Atlanta, he might be able to be talked into a one time deal), Chris Jericho (again someone I am very iffy on to list as a WCW star. Yes he was there, yes he had success, but Bischoff NEVER believed in him and he truly became a star under Vince's corporate machine, but he did get over on his own)
As you can see from all the names I have listed though, how good of a WCW "throwback" show could you really have? The only reason ECW worked was because a lot of the former ECW workers were A) Either under WWE contract already OR B) Were still actively working the Indy Scenes at least. That's not the case with most of the ex-WCW guys. HUGE chunks of them have retired and/or left the industry for good.
2. AND THE MAIN REASON WHY I WOULD NEVER EVER EVER WANT IT TO HAPPEN!!!! Vince will bury the shit out of WCW. Again look at what he did to ECW and he had been a source of money for ECW for years. He buried something that he had an investment in, think about that for a moment. You are talking about the company that almost bankrupt him and put his company out of business. No way on whatever GOD you worship green earth would Vince promote WCW in a "positive" light outside of DVDs.
