The In-Crowd
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Post by The In-Crowd on Nov 21, 2007 23:42:59 GMT -5
In light of the DX thread i wanna put together a list of NWO guys
[] Sting.
[] Lex Luger.
[] Scott Steiner.
[] Rick Steiner.
[] Lex Luger.
[] John Tenta.
[] Scott Riggs.
[] Marty Jannetty.
[] Glacier.
[] Bill Goldberg.
[] Roddy Piper.
[] Bret Hart.
[] Ultimate Warrior.
[] British Bulldog.
[] Jim Niedhart.
[] Perry Saturn.
[] Konnan.
[] Chris Jericho.
[] Eddie Guerrero.
[] Brad Armstrong.
[] Jushin Liger.
[] Rey Mysterio.
[] Psicosis.
[] La Parka.
[] Mr JL.
[] Syxx.
[] Hulk Hogan.
[] Scott Hall.
[] Kevin Nash.
[] Randy Savage.
[] nWo Sting.
[] Dennis Rodman.
[] Great Muta.
[] Masahiro Chono.
[] Big Bubba.
[] Buff Bagwell.
[] Brian Adams.
[] Curt Hennig.
[] The Disciple.
[] Louie Spicolli.
[] Ric Flair.
[] Arn Anderson.
[] Mongo McMichael.
[] Chris Benoit.
[] Dean Malenko.
[] Steven Regal.
[] David Taylor.
[] Belfast Bruiser.
[] Raven.
[] Reece.
[] Sick Boy.
[] Stevie Richards.
[] Mike Enos.
[] Wayne Bloom.
[] Jay Leno.
Tell me if i missed anyone
Im pretty sure thats the entire Roster
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Post by Adam Pacman Khan (akkilla) on Nov 21, 2007 23:44:51 GMT -5
i wonder if they all fused and created one super wrestler....could they beat John Cena?
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Post by Stu on Nov 21, 2007 23:45:06 GMT -5
A bunch of those guys were never a part of the NWO. Rick Steiner, John Tenta and Perry Saturn, for example.
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Post by Adam Pacman Khan (akkilla) on Nov 21, 2007 23:47:08 GMT -5
goldberg had an nWo run?
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Post by davyd doesn't eat meat on Nov 21, 2007 23:48:36 GMT -5
You forgot Bea Arthur and Johnny Rotten.
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Post by krazysane on Nov 21, 2007 23:49:44 GMT -5
i wonder if they all fused and created one super wrestler....could they beat John Cena? [glow=yellow,2,300]Dont be silly[/glow] |
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Post by lildude8218 on Nov 21, 2007 23:50:25 GMT -5
I never knew that Lex Luger and Lex Luger were members at the same time.....wait
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Post by Mr Captain Falcon on Nov 21, 2007 23:51:15 GMT -5
It seems to me that you never watched WCW and just merged the horsemen with the nWo and then a few others like Goldberg, the beverly brothers, and jay leno.
Let's not forget that HBK and Booker T were in the nWo too.
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Post by Reverend BTY on Nov 21, 2007 23:51:42 GMT -5
Marty Jannetty??? Aroo?
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Post by Mr Captain Falcon on Nov 21, 2007 23:52:19 GMT -5
I never knew that Lex Luger and Lex Luger were members at the same time.....wait One was made in the USA and the other was the Narcissist. DUH! ;D |
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Post by ray3100 on Nov 22, 2007 0:05:17 GMT -5
You did miss one person, but his role was minor. Eric Bishoff.
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Kyle
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Post by Kyle on Nov 22, 2007 0:08:25 GMT -5
All that I'm going to say is good luck. Towards the end of the NWO run (when Bischoff was attempting to create an entire "brand" out of it) it had so many different people in it, that changed seemingly from week to week I don't think anyone could formulate a complete list.
Especially if you attempt to break it down between NWO, NWO Red and Black (which may or may not have been different from NWO Wolfpack... something I'm still confused upon), NWO B-Team... and lord knows how many other incarnations after the original run of the NWO.
Didn't Jeff Jarret attempt to re-form the NWO at one point? I remember them having a silver looking logo as well....
~Kyle
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Post by El Dandy on Nov 22, 2007 0:09:36 GMT -5
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Post by ray3100 on Nov 22, 2007 0:19:37 GMT -5
For my money the nWo main members were:
Nash, Hall, Hogan, Bishoff, Savage, Syxx, and Scott Steiner.
Then there was the B-Team: Bagwell, Norton, Vincent, Konan, Adams, and Stevie Ray.
No one else really counted, which is a shame really. Bishoff's dream was to make the nWo last forver. Had he used people like Ted Dibiase, Bret Hart, and Mike Rotundo to the fullest potential, he might have had a better chance at making that dream come true.
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El Dandy
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Post by El Dandy on Nov 22, 2007 0:27:39 GMT -5
When they broke it up to have nWo Hollywood then nWo Wolfpac, I had an inkling that the nWo entity was destined to fail.
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Post by Cry Me a Wiggle on Nov 22, 2007 0:48:19 GMT -5
A bunch of those guys were never a part of the NWO. Rick Steiner, John Tenta and Perry Saturn, for example. Everyone seems to forget Rick Steiner was in it at the very end of the heel Wolfpack in 1999. After Scott Hall drank himself on an extended leave, Hogan went home with injury, Bufff was kicked out, and Luger began siding with Sting again, the Steiners reunited. Rick came out with an nWo Wolfpack shirt on an episode of Thunder (I believe sometime in May, went Nash's booking was really ramping up the suckitude of the promotion) and said he had joined his brother Scott in the nWo. It was never mentioned again, but I'd say it counts. As for a total list, you almost have to do it by incarnation. I'll start with the easiest: Wolfpack and nWo silver and black. Face/Tweener Wolfpack (1998): -Kevin Nash -Lex Luger -Konnan -Sting -Randy Savage -Scott Hall (briefly) -Curt Henning (briefly) Heel Wolfpack (1999): -Hollywood Hogan -Kevin Nash -Scott Hall -Scott Steiner -Buff Bagwell -Lex Luger -Disco Inferno -David Flair -Torrie Wilson -Elizabeth -Rick Steiner After this, Wolfpack membership gets debatable, since members began dropping one by one and most people stopped wearing the clothing and working together. However, Hogan wore nWo regalia until he went back to the red and yellow in August, and Nash usually wore nWo or Outsider clothing and came out to the Wolfpack theme (granted, he would do this until the bitter end). When Nash was feuding with face Hogan, he was joined by Rick Steiner and Sid Vicious as a heel trio. Although Sid was never officially called an nWo member, I'd say a case could be made since he was partnered with the last vestiges of the group. nWo Black and Silver (2000): -Bret Hart -Jeff Jarrett -Kevin Nash -Scott Hall -Scott Steiner -Ron Harris -Don Harris An argument could be made that Vince Russo was the leader of the group, since it was his initial Dr. Claw-esque version of his character that formed the group in the first place. |
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Post by Kyle on Nov 22, 2007 0:53:14 GMT -5
A bunch of those guys were never a part of the NWO. Rick Steiner, John Tenta and Perry Saturn, for example. Everyone seems to forget Rick Steiner was in it at the very end of the heel Wolfpack in 1999. After Scott Hall drank himself on an extended leave, Hogan went home with injury, Bufff was kicked out, and Luger began siding with Sting again, the Steiners reunited. Rick came out with an nWo Wolfpack shirt on an episode of Thunder (I believe sometime in May, went Nash's booking was really ramping up the suckitude of the promotion) and said he had joined his brother Scott in the nWo. It was never mentioned again, but I'd say it counts. As for a total list, you almost have to do it by incarnation. I'll start with the easiest: Wolfpack and nWo silver and black. Face/Tweener Wolfpack (1998): -Kevin Nash -Lex Luger -Konnan -Sting -Randy Savage -Scott Hall (briefly) -Curt Henning (briefly) Heel Wolfpack (1999): -Hollywood Hogan -Kevin Nash -Scott Hall -Scott Steiner -Buff Bagwell -Lex Luger -Disco Inferno -David Flair -Torrie Wilson -Elizabeth -Rick Steiner After this, Wolfpack membership gets debatable, since members began dropping one by one and most people stopped wearing the clothing and working together. However, Hogan wore nWo regalia until he went back to the red and yellow in August, and Nash usually wore nWo or Outsider clothing and came out to the Wolfpack theme (granted, he would do this until the bitter end). When Nash was feuding with face Hogan, he was joined by Rick Steiner and Sid Vicious as a heel trio. Although Sid was never officially called an nWo member, I'd say a case could be made since he was partnered with the last vestiges of the group. nWo Black and Silver (2000): -Bret Hart -Jeff Jarrett -Kevin Nash -Scott Hall -Scott Steiner -Ron Harris -Don Harris An argument could be made that Vince Russo was the leader of the group, since it was his initial Dr. Claw-esque version of his character that formed the group in the first place. Dr. Claw-esque.... now THAT sound "interesting". Why don't I remember this? Anyone have a YouTube video link? |
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Post by El Dandy on Nov 22, 2007 1:01:35 GMT -5
Was Loui Spicolli ever 'officially' made a member? I remember for a while he was Scott Hall's lackey, a position which would later be assumed by Disco Inferno.
And also, Dusty Rhodes joined the nWo to manage Scott Hall. Didn't make any sense why they would do that.
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Post by mrwednesdaynight on Nov 22, 2007 3:59:12 GMT -5
Was Bret Hart ever really an offical member of the nWo? Another name that seems to be forgotten in the sands of nWo time, The Giant. Also, for my money, Vicious and Delicous were a good tag team. Norton and Bagwell really should have been given the WCW Tag Team Titles. After all, Hall and Nash did not meet their 30 day title defense requirement, as mandated by contract, thus should have been striped of the belts. I should know because I counted and make that argument quite vocally at the time. Then I got the internet and wrestling stopped being fun.
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Post by no2humanorchid on Nov 22, 2007 6:22:46 GMT -5
And Rick Rude was in the original Wolfpack,but left shortly after the formation to join the original black and white along with Curt Hennig.
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