On Monday, September 14, PWTorch editor Wade Keller interviewed former WCW President Eric Bischoff an exclusive multi-hour "Torch Talk" interview covering a variety of controversial subjects from the Monday Night War period, his days on WWE TV, his 2006 autobiography, and the "Rise & Fall of WCW" DVD.

The following is the first installment of part seven of the exclusive five-hour "Torch Talk" with former WCW President Eric Bischoff. Part 7 of our daily Q&As will be published here at PWTorch.com, which is unprecedented with our VIP-exclusive "Torch Talk" series.

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We present today's first question and answer from Part 7. Tune in tomorrow for the next series of Q&A's from the Eric Bischoff Torch Talk.

Wade Keller: Who did you least enjoy working with in WWE that you don't even mind saying so? I mean, was there anybody who...

Eric Bischoff: Kevin Dunn. Kevin Dunn. Kevin is a talented guy. He does what he does, but the way he treats people is... Look, Kevin Dunn outside of WWE probably couldn't get a job in television anywhere else. He's great at what he does because he's been doing it over and over and over again for decades. If he wasn't good at it by now, he should be in a home. He's good because of the people around him. He's not nearly as good as he thinks he is. I don't think he has a clue when it comes to talent. I don't think he has any real sense of the wrestling business. I think from a technical perspective, he's great, but he should be great. You know, if repetition creates perfection, he should be perfect. But in terms of having instinct, in terms of having creativity, in terms of really understanding the business and having an eye for talent and what works and doesn't work, I think he's as clueless as anyone who has ever been in the wrestling business. And he's a jackass to boot.

MORE TO COME TOMORROW WITH MORE BISCHOFF TORCH TALK...

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