@Bill Blaski I think he means that they were making quite a bit of money when first going to WCW compared to others, because Sting was probably over / a big draw at that time and commanded more $ with WCW, so he’s saying that others were annoyed / jealous of them making more $ than an “average Joe” or people that had already been with WCW at the time. At least as far as I understand, if I’m wrong someone correct me.
@@billblaski9523 i thought it meant at the time, from the tone of Nash’s voice, that Sting was making a lot of money so without saying the exact amount because that’s tacky, the term “Sting Money” was made. That’s what I think
I'm glad he asked what Nash thought about NWO continously expanding. I kinda expected him to say NWo was getting too big, but for him to say it amused him to see is mind blowing. The product gets predictable and stale after a while. You shouldn't want 85% of the roster turning into one group.
Agreed, it killed it. Def letting Macho in was terrible. NWO was made by Hulk turning face on Macho. They should have made a faction that joined together to combat the NWO
there were some terrible choices but i kinda enjoyed seeing a group get so huge. i dont think it was the size that killed it but eric bischoff just ran it too long and never came up with anything else that big
lol i guess i dont mind watching a bit of shoot interviews while im at work, also Kevin is right that NWO could have worked when they went to WWE, could.
It’s usually the most copied angle in wrestling. The problem is if it hadn’t been done wrong 63 times since 2002, like let’s say after the WWE brought the NWO back which did work but Vince McMahon killed it because he couldn’t let a WCW product be the top selling T-shirts over Austin and Rock, but let’s say after that WWE, ROH, and TNA didn’t keep trying to do invasion angles or have other groups that were just ripping off the NWO, I think if a company got the right people today it would probably work. But it’s been copied so many times that if you do it today I don’t think it has the same effect at all. I know a lot of people don’t like the core members of the nWo but it is a 100% true fact that wrestling has the platform it does today because of the NWO.
Well a lot of younger people have not actually even watched the NWO. They just know that the NWO was a thing. So it could probably be done provided the guys involved are on the original 3s level.
This ain’t even the era i grew up with. I started watching at 7-8 y.o in 2008 but i just love to watches these old clips and have knowledge of the real wrestling. Like at today i feel like no…. I know wrestling is trash AFFFF. Nothing is good today except some storylines like edge and Brock because they’re legitimate athletes who put their body on the line (brock & edge earned it but edge prefers to give it all)
@@MardyBum100291 well for somebody to comeback from a triple fusion (which before he cameback it was considered basically a death sentence) and perform at 48 better than 95% of the entire wrestling field in the world and still do it in long term is enough to be considered a legitimate athlete. If there’s anyone on the world that is putting his LIFE on the line each time her perform it’s only EDGE
@@ninjanunch2769 theres one video game i’m very greatful for all of that (wwe2k14) that 30 years of wrestlemania mode. seeing and hearing these epic build ups and also the promos just felt dedication and consistency . Everyone today cuts the same promo I’m the best get your ass out here so i can kick your ass and i will become the champ forever. hearing someone like flair / Austin / rock / macho man / piper / sherri / Jake Roberts even before the wwe network was introduced and at a very young age so i was fully aware of how real they took wrestling during these years and rightfully so. wwe need to hire well spoken men and women to help with promos and professional writers that are also wrestling fans young and elder to work together on creating a good product
That's no guarantee of success, going by that logic I could steal a Beatles chord sequence and become the most successful songwriter of all time just like that? It's a weak argument people use
It definitely could of worked if hall and Nash weren't over the hill especially Hall and if they were booked correctly. They could of added a few WWE stars to the group and battled the Rock, SCSA and Undertaker or DX.
@@teksnotdead902 lol wtf are you talking about. Steve Austin is a juiced up mid card guy; he hit on a lightning in a bottle gimmick & was barely on top for 2 years. NWO literally altered pop culture. How did Austin Mac Mahon have longer legs...?
“Sting money” love it
What does this mean, please? Thank you
@Bill Blaski I think he means that they were making quite a bit of money when first going to WCW compared to others, because Sting was probably over / a big draw at that time and commanded more $ with WCW, so he’s saying that others were annoyed / jealous of them making more $ than an “average Joe” or people that had already been with WCW at the time. At least as far as I understand, if I’m wrong someone correct me.
@@billblaski9523 i thought it meant at the time, from the tone of Nash’s voice, that Sting was making a lot of money so without saying the exact amount because that’s tacky, the term “Sting Money” was made. That’s what I think
@@billblaski9523 sting was one of the few wrestlers making millions at the time,
Excellent, thanks for the replies
Hulk was doing 3 ninjas 😂 hell yeah
I'm glad he asked what Nash thought about NWO continously expanding. I kinda expected him to say NWo was getting too big, but for him to say it amused him to see is mind blowing. The product gets predictable and stale after a while. You shouldn't want 85% of the roster turning into one group.
Agreed, it killed it. Def letting Macho in was terrible. NWO was made by Hulk turning face on Macho. They should have made a faction that joined together to combat the NWO
there were some terrible choices but i kinda enjoyed seeing a group get so huge. i dont think it was the size that killed it but eric bischoff just ran it too long and never came up with anything else that big
Met him once, he was a great guy! He said he won't do it but I hope he writes a book!
Same, @ Atlanta airport in 96, complete class act
“How we get someone over?”
Nash - “Throw em a t shirt!”
chad of a man
Chad?
I meet him hes awesome and he will be in my memoirs
lol i guess i dont mind watching a bit of shoot interviews while im at work, also Kevin is right that NWO could have worked when they went to WWE, could.
Nash is awesome.
Too kool 4 skool
'96-'97 N.W.O. Era was the best!!!
i kinda liked how the nWo expanded so large .. it just shouldnt have gone that long
“Wolf Pack in THE HOUSE” 🤘
As a kid i always thought their theme was "Lets go coming to the Wolpac", but its "Dont turn your back on the Wolfpac"
Kevin Nash rules so much! Too sweet!
The only thing Nash failed at was parenting
@@JesusChristmyMESSIAH Your parents failed when they didn't smother you at birth.
Take a shot every time Nash says “y’know”.
"I'm gonna ask you about that later."
It’s usually the most copied angle in wrestling. The problem is if it hadn’t been done wrong 63 times since 2002, like let’s say after the WWE brought the NWO back which did work but Vince McMahon killed it because he couldn’t let a WCW product be the top selling T-shirts over Austin and Rock, but let’s say after that WWE, ROH, and TNA didn’t keep trying to do invasion angles or have other groups that were just ripping off the NWO, I think if a company got the right people today it would probably work. But it’s been copied so many times that if you do it today I don’t think it has the same effect at all.
I know a lot of people don’t like the core members of the nWo but it is a 100% true fact that wrestling has the platform it does today because of the NWO.
Well a lot of younger people have not actually even watched the NWO. They just know that the NWO was a thing. So it could probably be done provided the guys involved are on the original 3s level.
This ain’t even the era i grew up with. I started watching at 7-8 y.o in 2008 but i just love to watches these old clips and have knowledge of the real wrestling. Like at today i feel like no…. I know wrestling is trash AFFFF. Nothing is good today except some storylines like edge and Brock because they’re legitimate athletes who put their body on the line (brock & edge earned it but edge prefers to give it all)
What exactly makes Edge a "legitimate athlete" compared to Lesnar? He's no more an athlete than any other wrestler.
@@MardyBum100291 well for somebody to comeback from a triple fusion (which before he cameback it was considered basically a death sentence) and perform at 48 better than 95% of the entire wrestling field in the world and still do it in long term is enough to be considered a legitimate athlete.
If there’s anyone on the world that is putting his LIFE on the line each time her perform it’s only EDGE
If you get a chance watch some of the reliving the war WCW WWF wrestling episodes and some of the ecw stuff if you get a chance. You'll dig it
There's so much out there to watch to catch up on man. Watch as far back as u can to see where all these guys started see how they progressed. History
@@ninjanunch2769 theres one video game i’m very greatful for all of that (wwe2k14) that 30 years of wrestlemania mode. seeing and hearing these epic build ups and also the promos just felt dedication and consistency
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Everyone today cuts the same promo
I’m the best get your ass out here so i can kick your ass and i will become the champ forever.
hearing someone like flair / Austin / rock / macho man / piper / sherri / Jake Roberts even before the wwe network was introduced and at a very young age so i was fully aware of how real they took wrestling during these years and rightfully so.
wwe need to hire well spoken men and women to help with promos and professional writers that are also wrestling fans young and elder to work together on creating a good product
I was going to ask you about that
New New New World Order
Fa-fa-fa Life fa Life
@@RaytheGrayt the biggest icon in wrestling
Kevin is so Handsome even more so with the silver hair Big Sexy 😍 🤣🤣
I so agree he is so still so hot 🔥 even after all these years
agreed
what are your memories?
Mexican world order lol
I was going to ask you about that
Only Kevin Nash can Rick the Karen hairdo.
Bischoff stole it from an angle that happened in Japan**
Yeah right, that's like saying power rangers came from Japan.
Power rangers did come from Japan lol
@@pokefan314 I know I was just joking around 😂
Wow. The density lmaoo
That's no guarantee of success, going by that logic I could steal a Beatles chord sequence and become the most successful songwriter of all time just like that?
It's a weak argument people use
THE NWO ONLY WORKED IN WWE BECAUSE OF NOSTALGIA.
It was so lame after a while watching old arse men acting like hip youngsters.
nWo didn’t work in WWE though, nice try
It definitely could of worked if hall and Nash weren't over the hill especially Hall and if they were booked correctly. They could of added a few WWE stars to the group and battled the Rock, SCSA and Undertaker or DX.
Nwo in WWE should have been the opposite of the original nwo. It should have been wcw guys invading. They needed new guys and new blood with the old
Austin-Mcmahon had longer legs than the NWO..but i get his point.
McMahon austin lasted a year and a half. Nwo lasted three.
Just because they ran it for 3 years doesn’t mean it had legs.
NWO had legs in 02 still.
Austin beat the nwo fact
@@teksnotdead902 lol wtf are you talking about. Steve Austin is a juiced up mid card guy; he hit on a lightning in a bottle gimmick & was barely on top for 2 years. NWO literally altered pop culture. How did Austin Mac Mahon have longer legs...?