A new book explores how Hulk Hogan and the nWo, short for New World Order, changed professional wrestling and pop culture.

The New World Order primarily consisted of four members One of WCW's most memorable stables, the New World Order (nWo) led by Hulk Hogan rose to prominence in the late-1990s.

The nWo had many likable members over the years, regardless if they were babyfaces or heels on WCW television. Goldberg represented the babyface side of WCW that fans believed in.

In another time, in another place (in WCW), had Shawn jumped ship years before, he would have been an awesome NWO member. At this point in his career, it just wasn't a good fit.

On Wednesday, because we are old, we celebrated the 19th birthday of the formation of the New World Order at WCW’s Bash at the Beach ’96 pay-per-view. To continue that birthday celebration ...

He was the WCW World Television Champion, the WCW United States Heavyweight Champion and was twice a WCW Tag Team Champion. He also was a member of the popular nWo during his time with the company.

As WCW’s boss, Bischoff was responsible for the composition and booking of the NWO. however, in a recent episode of his podcast, 83 Weeks, Bischoff named his least favorite member of the iconic ...

Fans of WCW would throw trash at NWO members in the ring, Waltman told Fox News Digital By Ryan Gaydos Fox News Published February 15, 2023 6:00am EST ...

Of course, Booker wasn’t the only member of Harlem Heat to go nWo. Stevie Ray was first to the role, joining up with nWo for a time back in WCW before Booker convinced him to join forces again ...

The WWE recently celebrated the 16th anniversary of the New World Order—a legendary heel faction that helped put WCW on the map as a primary threat to WWE's throne during the famed Monday Night ...

catches up with former WCW star and nWo member Scott Norton. Norton, who currently lives in Houston with his wife, is writing a book titled, "Scott Norton: Strong Style." Advertisement.