It’s me again with another installment of Vintage Best and Worst. This time we’re tackling the most important thing to ever happen to anything ever. As always, follow me on Twitter at @DavidDTSS, ...

Previously on the Best and Worst of WCW Monday Nitro: Jerry Flynn debuted! Get hype! Also on the show, Masahiro Chono joined the nWo to form nWo Japan, Kevin Nash accused the Faces of Fear of giving ...

From the outset, Eric Bischoff was a WCW announcer who was dead set against the New World Order. Scott Hall and Kevin Nash targeted Bischoff upon joining the promotion, looking to make a statement ...

WWE's bestselling merchandise lists are usually topped by current superstars. However, in an exclusive interview, Kevin Nash revealed that the nWo's merch numbers are still going strong 27 years after ...

The New World Order's invasion of WCW in 1996 is one of the most iconic moments in the history of professional wrestling. The group's fourth-wall-breaking grittiness stood out in a world with ...

Former WCW superstar Jeff Farmer was recently a guest on The Two Man Power Trip podcast, during which he discussed a host of wrestling related topics including his WCW run, joining NWO, participating ...

Of all the great things about television, the greatest is that it’s on every single day. TV history is being made, day in and day out, in ways big and small. In an effort to better appreciate this ...

WCW tried to make a splash in the business by luring away many of WWE’s (ageing) top stars with huge contracts - but it wasn’t just the guys carrying belts who earned preposterous amounts of money at ...

For anyone who has been watching WWE programming of late, it is clear that the WWE has been dropping subtle hints concerning the reformation of the New World Order. Kevin Nash returning to the program ...

Contrary to popular belief, 1996 was not the first time in history that WCW had beaten the WWF with a superior television rating. Previous wins had been marginal at best, so it's generally accepted ...