During a recent interview on Oral Sessions with Renee Paquette, Eric Bischoff discussed where he sees WWE and AEW in five years and also why he can't connect to the WWE product right now due to the way it is produced.

On the differences between WWE and AEW:

“I don’t think you can really compare them because it’s not apples to apples. Obviously, AEW has been really successful over the last two years and gone from what’s an AEW to being a very successful program in primetime television, on a major network. That alone is a major, major accomplishment. But how do you compare that to the million dollars a year WWE is making and returning to shareholders? They are two different things, so I don’t want to compare them that way. I’ll tell you what I like about AEW – I’ve been saying for the last 15 years that WWE is too overproduced. It’s too perfect. It’s so perfect it no longer feels real. I can’t connect to it.”

On WWE in five years:

“If you’d have asked me that question six months ago, I probably would’ve been able to answer it. But right now, I’m leaning towards Disneyworld. Like I said, six months ago, we would’ve argued about this and probably not budged off my position. But I’m becoming a little more open to the idea that it could be at least partially true. Just look at the moves. I also look behind the scenes, and we’ve all had these conversations – what happens when Vince leaves? Whether he goes out on the job or just decides he’s gonna buy a yacht and go to Barbados. Who’s gonna step in that spot? Is it gonna be Triple H? I don’t think so. He would’ve already been there. Is it gonna be Stephanie? Been there, done that. She’s a mom now. Is Bruce Prichard gonna do it? Who’s gonna do it? [Nick Khan], no, no, no. He’s in and out, man. He’s in to make a deal happen and move on down the road.”