Start off with this one I just watched.

I aint a big fan but no one can deny that this was an awesome moment. Totally unexpected and I was shocked this one never got out before it happened in the internet world we live in.

And this one too while I am here

Bloody beast and a great entrance for a newcomer.

And here's a little reminder of just how rubbish the WWE's nWo were:

HBK in Montreal - just awesome atmosphere and promo - from about 4.30 onwards it's just GOLD.

WWE sucks.

One of the most anticipated bouts in WCW, built up for months, given away for free on Nitro, and then fucked all the fans over.

With all due respect, Bradshaw, here's a little better way to basically kill the WWE's NWO on arrival.

http://www.youtube.com/v/q_6bxb9aTiI

Outlaw2x4 wrote:

One of the most anticipated bouts in WCW, built up for months, given away for free on Nitro, and then fucked all the fans over.

I could literally right a dissertation on this match (as could Bradshaw101 & Doug Flair). Although they shouldn't of done it in front of the Georgia Dome of all places I still maintain they could of gone somewhere with it. Obviously the NWO should of been rebanded before than etc but perhaps it was the right time to take the belt off of Goldberg?

Ram Jam wrote:With all due respect, Bradshaw, here's a little better way to basically kill the WWE's NWO on arrival.

http://www.youtube.com/v/q_6bxb9aTiI

Rock insulting people means nothing. Triple H won the WWF Title for the first time only a month after Rocky laid into him like this:



OTOH, having X-Pac trying to act like a big man? FAIL

ShowStealer: Bigger mistake for WCW - never booking Hogan/Nash for real or not booking Hogan/Goldberg II?

Bradshaw101 wrote:

ShowStealer: Bigger mistake for WCW - never booking Hogan/Nash for real or not booking Hogan/Goldberg II?

Or giving away Hogan Goldberg I for free on Nitro in a desperate attempt to win that weeks ratings.

Bradshaw101 wrote:ShowStealer: Bigger mistake for WCW - never booking Hogan/Nash for real or not booking Hogan/Goldberg II?

Well both wouldn't of helped in the long term, and the lack of a long term plan is what really costed the company. Out of the 2 I would go for Hogan/Nash (ignoring their match at Hog Wild '99. ) especially if there was a stipulation that the losser's NWO fractions would have to disband. I really didn't like the idea of a face NWO fraction.

Also I've read somewhere that Hogan only agreed to job (Hogan style with interference etc.) to Goldberg if he could win the return match! Hogan going clean over Goldberg would have pissed me quite a bit.