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History of the n.W.o. (page 2) Randy Savage joins the nWo at
SuperBrawl. Newly appointed WCW Commissioner J.J. Dillon says that according to
their contracts, Big Bubba and Michael Wallstreet cannot be members of the nWo.
Amidst great hype, Dennis Rodman "joins" the nWo, despite wrestling
only one match that year as a celebrity guest at Bash at the Beach. Konnan joins
the nWo in August. Ted DiBiase quits the nWo and becomes a manager for the
Steiner brothers. Curt Hennig joins the nWo after
turning on the Four Horsemen at WarGames. Rick Rude joins in December. Bret Hart
is invited to join the nWo, but declines. The Disciple joins sometime in
January, although he is not named until March. Dusty Rhodes joins at Souled Out
after turning on Larry Zybysko. Bryan Adams joins in January after turning on
Bret Hart. Scott Steiner joins in February after turning on his brother Rick.
During most of January, Louie Spicolli acts as a flunky to Scott Hall and wears
an nWo t-shirt, although he is never "officially" inducted into the
nWo before his death. Syxx disappears when Sean Waltman is fired by WCW. Randy Savage and Kevin Nash, having issues with Hollywood Hogan, form the nWo "splinter faction": nWo Wolfpac. Curt Hennig and Konnan immediately join, as do longtime nWo foes Lex Luger and Sting; they immediately distinguish themselves from the "traditional" nWo (now known as nWo Hollywood or nWo Black-And-White) by wearing black-and-red T-shirts rather than black-and-white. Scott Hall is invited to join the Wolfpac, but refuses. Giant rejoins nWo Hollywood. Curt Hennig quits the nWo Wolfpac to rejoin nWo Hollywood. Randy Savage is injured and disappears from the Wolfpac. Dennis Rodman once again is trumpeted as a member of the nWo for a celebrity match at Bash At The Beach. Stevie Ray joins nWo Hollywood in September. The Disciple quits nWo Hollywood in October to join the "One Warrior Nation". Horace Hogan joins nWo Hollywood at Halloween Havoc. Bret Hart seemingly joins, quits, and rejoins nWo Hollywood several times during this period, and never wears an nWo shirt or explicitly states his membership in the nWo. |
