He wasn't in WCW for the long haul, unlike some unfortunate souls, but he happened to be around when tensions were high. According to the brothers, New Japan workers backstage are constantly whining and complaining about how fans aren't showing up for the shows and the fact that the guys just can't draw fans any more. The brothers also told the same people that workers backstage in New Japan are absolutely not motivated to work for the promotion any more and desparately wish that they could get out of New Japan and work for different groups in Japan. However, the workers are stuck because none of the other wrestling promotions come even close to the same pay scale as New Japan, so they're in between a rock and a hard place. Togo shook hands with Sasuke after the match.
New Japan seems to be making new armies and breaking old ones apart on a weekly basis now.
I never thought that once in my life that I would be talking about something that Vince McMahon has done outside of the WWF, but here I am doing so. Rock was a part of the 1994 team at the University of Miami with coach Dennis Erickson, but in no way was this guy a first-stringer. He was a C student. As for Stephanie McMahon, if people are willing to proclaim Triple H as wrestling's smartest man, then I'm about to proclaim her wrestling's smartest woman. The segment in which Steph had to talk about LA's back-up QB Scott Milanovich's wife possibly going into labor was so brutal, that it ranked up in the annals of one of the worst sports segments on national TV in quite a while.