Eric Bischoff made his name creating a WCW product that was by design as different as possible from what WWE was producing in the mid-to-late ’90s. Led by the nWo, it produced a period of unprecedented success for the company as WCW beat WWE for 83 straight weeks in the ratings and forced WWE to usher in its Attitude Era during a game-changing time in the business.

WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff explains how his NXT appearance came about and comments on potentially doing more. Bischoff has been in the spotlight lately; in addition to being given creative control for MLW One Shot,

Eric Bischoff is scheduled to appear on this week's "WWE NXT," and he's already declared his intention to pour fire on Ridge Holland and Trick Williams' rivalry. Speaking on "83 Weeks," the WWE Hall of Famer explained why he agreed to return to the company's programming.

Eric Bischoff made an appearance via video screen on the November 26th episode of WWE NXT. He noted that he will be live and in person on the December 3rd episode of NXT to be face-to-face with Ridge Holland and Trick Williams ahead of their NXT Deadline match.

Eric Bischoff will be calling the shots, as MLW has given him creative control for their MLW One-Shot event on December 5. Bischoff says that the door is open for him to potentially continue working with them.

Eric Bischoff believes this WWE Hall of Famer could help AEW's product appeal to general audiences as well as niche internet wrestling fans.

The WWE NXT event is going to be held this week in which Eric Bischoff will join with an announcement to put fire on the rivalry of Ridge Holland and Trick Williams. On podcast of ‘83 Weeks’, The WWE Hall of Famer discussed his return to the company’s programming.

Eric Bischoff knows The Bloodline is a great storyline success, but its impact on the pro wrestling business can’t compare to the nWo. Currently in WWE, the longest-running storyline involves The Bloodline.

WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff appeared on WWE NXT, and the situation quickly broke down into chaos. After appearing in a video on the November 26 episode of WWE NXT, Bischoff came to the ring on December 2.

All Elite Wrestling is for the 'sickos' and no one else, at least according to Eric Bischoff. The former President of WCW has long been a harsh critic of Tony