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Hulk Hogan, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall changed the wrestling world forever on July 7, 1996 at WCW’s Bash at the Beach.

Hogan’s victory marked the first of nine occasions where the NWO owned the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. Hogan would hold it five times, Nash would get three reigns and Bret Hart was ...

Some of the greatest stars in wrestling history held the WCW World Heavyweight Championship, but there were also some meaningless title wins.

The game that started that journey was WCW vs nWo: World Tour, which was released in the United States in November of 1997, and as the calendar moves over to December, the game that would in many ...

Former WCW executive Eric Bischoff provided insight into World Championship Wrestling's merchandise sales prior to the NWO forming.

Former WCW wrestler Konnan has apparently had one heckuva rough health run in recent years, and it looks like that is continuing. According to a story on Wrestling Inc., Konnan, whose real name is ...

With "NWO" adorning its front, the title now belonged to the opposition and had become a casualty of the wrestling war WCW found itself in.

Today, I would like to discuss why the nWo would not succeed in 2019, versus how the group became a blockbuster hit in the mid-'90s for WCW. Without any further ado, let's get started.

Former nWo Wolfpac member Konnan paid tribute to Scott Hall by calling him an incredible performer, friend, teacher, and "roaddogg.

At that point in time in the late '80s and beginning of the '90s, Hulk Hogan was the proud rooster parading around as the WWF's perma-tanned poster boy. Over in WCW though, Sting was just as ...

Despite TV ratings and PPV buys declining throughout 1999-2000, Eric Bischoff continually insisted on keeping his golden nWo poster boy front and centre when it came to the WCW main event scene ...