[zaga_fan]

Dusty booked exclusively during the time mentioned above, but individual bookers ended at the beginning of the 90's. Booking teams, or better known as "creative" or "writers" started in the 90's. Dusty was part of many booking teams with WCW. The teams usually turned over every 18 months. In the 90's, the role of the booker changed, and the addition of the agent became a separate role. It's a misnomer that Bookers write the finishes. All the Booker does is write the direction of the character and storyline. Once the direction is set, it is not the booker who gives the talent the finish. The booker will sit down with the agent and many times the talent and tell the direction, but it is the agent who makes the final call for the finish on fight night. Guy's like Ron Bass, Pat Patterson and Terry Taylor are the best this business has known.

Thanks Dusty
That clears a lot up.
I watched the Stone Cold documentary the other day and Austin said that Dusty told him he was going to get a big singles push once.
Then later on they changed it to a tag team and him and Brian Pillman would form the Hollywood Blondes and he had to go back and talk to Dusty about it.
Then Dusty split the tag-team up later on.

I just assumed that he was writing the finishes.