Is World Class Championship Wrestling coming back?

World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW) ended on November 7, 1986, on Syndication. The promotion was based in Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, and was a prominent regional wrestling organization during the early to mid-1980s. Its decline began after attempts to expand into a major national promotion, which ultimately proved unsuccessful, leading to its closure in 1990.

WCCW was a professional wrestling promotion that was originally part of the National Wrestling Alliance and was known for its intense matches and storylines centered around the Von Erich family. The show featured a mix of hard-hitting wrestling action and dramatic storylines involving friendship and betrayal, often revolving around the Von Erich brothers and their rivals. The promotion gained significant popularity through its syndicated television program, which was taped at the Sportatorium and broadcast in various markets.

The cast included notable wrestlers such as Fritz Von Erich, Kerry Von Erich, Kevin Von Erich, David Von Erich, Chris Von Erich, Mike Von Erich, Lance Von Erich, and Chavo Guerrero Sr. The episodes typically ran for 60 minutes and featured a mix of wrestling matches and commentary, with Bill Mercer serving as the ringside announcer during its later years.