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You owe me.3) NWO Souled Out 1997 promo 4) Madusa vs. 2.80 shipping.Previously on the Best and Worst of WCW Monday Nitro: We spent last week recapping Clash of the Champions XXXIV and the gloriously awful first nWo Souled Out, so if you missed either of those, go read them first. 2 product ratings - Wrestle War 90 Wild Thing (VHS, 1990) NWA WCW WWE WWF NWO Ric Flair Lex Luger. The event was originally conceived in 1997 as a New World Order exclusive pay-per 4.5 out of 5 stars. The 19 WCW Souled Out PPV events were held on Saturdays due to the Super Bowl played the next day, and the 19 shows were held on Sundays. Souled Out was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event promoted by World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in January from 1997 through 2000.

You can catch up with all the previous episodes on the Best and Worst of Nitro tag page.NWO Souled Out 1-25-97 Spring Stampede 1997 4-6-97. Click here to watch this week’s episode on WWE Network. 2) NWO Souled Out 1997 promo. Brad Armstrong 8) Lex Luger vs. Leroy Howard 6) NWO Souled Out 1997 promo 7) Jerry Lynn vs.

FOR SALE WCW NWO SOULED OUT 1997 DVD WITH COUNTDOWN PRE-SHOW.complete Pay-per-view from.Remember, if you want us to keep writing 20-year old WCW jokes on the reg, your half of the deal is hitting these share buttons. WCW NWO SOULED Out 1997 Dvd With Countdown Pre-Show - 60.00. ECW: Commercial Tapes / Pay Per Views: Ultra Clash 1993 Summer Sizzler 19931997: WCW Halloween Havoc: 1: Hogan v Piper in a Steel Cage - DDP v Savage III: 1997: WCW NWO Souled Out: 1: Hollywood Hogan v The Giant title match: 1997: WCW Road Wild: 1: Hulk Hogan v Lex Luger title match: 1997: WCW Slamboree: 1: Reggie White WCW debut: 1997: WCW Spring Stampede: 1: DDP v Randy Savage I: 1997: WCW Starrcade: 1: Hogan v.

Randy Anderson comes back in two weeks with one of the most embarrassing segments ever, is forced to fight for his job, fights and wins and is still fired, because EVERYTHING IS TERRIBLE ALWAYS.Best/Worst: The Faces Of Transitional FearAs mentioned, the Steiners now have to open the show in a match against the Faces of Fear. And hey, there’s nothing they can do! But at least they get to look like the post-apocalyptic Judds while they do it:Love can build a bridging German, I guess.Here’s a fun note we can get mad about again later: The Steiners have to wait eight months to get their revenge for this, and when they do, Kevin Nash is conveniently injured and they have to win the titles back from Scott Hall and Syxx. He just wasn’t counting on the Internet turning wrestling audiences heel at the same time.To make matters worse, Bischoff then calls out the Steiner Brothers (who are opening the show with a match, and in theory would like to save face and not look like total helpless goobers before doing so) to strip them of the titles. The more I watch these episodes, the more I see Bischoff doing everything possible to turn the nWo into the most hated organization in wrestling history. Nothing makes a hot title change matter less than dulling it down to corporate minutia! They even reference Anderson’s “rough year,” aka his battle with testicular cancer, before firing him.

One of our very favorite WCW jobbers, The Man They Call Roadblock. Congratulations, everyone.Match #2 is Giant vs. We’ve pretty much nihilistically destroyed this episode in the first quarter hour. Meng is just like, “f*ck that Doomsday DDT, pick me up and put me down and let’s leave.”The nWo sits in on commentary for the entire thing and Scott Hall does his best to bury everyone in sight, calling referee Scott Dickenson the “time to make the donuts guy” and calling Rick Steiner “Robby,” his actual name. The match just sort of ends about five minutes in when Scott tags in and hits a belly-to-belly. So … they’re wrestling for nothing?Anyway, the Steiners and the Faces of Fear is always pretty good in that way certain matches are, where you can tell nobody involved talked about the match beforehand and decided to just hit each other in the face as hard as possible.

Creosote version of Triple H (or one of the Gorgs from Fraggle Rock, take your pick) and he’s spectacularly bad at wrestling. I’m not sure how much more on the nose you can be. He carries a roadblock to the ring and his gear makes him look like a roadblock. 21, 1996:If you’ve never seen Roadblock, he’s … literally a roadblock.

Giant hops on the microphone and says he wants Hogan tonight, which definitely won’t end with an nWo run-in like the last two, we’re sure.Worst: In Case You Were Still Worried About Starrcade, Which You Weren’tThe Giant has been screwed out of two, soon to be three WCW Championship matches against Hollywood Hogan. One massive chokeslam later, and that’s it. Next stop: the WCW World Heavyweight Championship! Or a deer crossing, one or the other.The match is about 90 seconds long, but features Giant throwing a standing dropkick (yo) and putting Roadblock through the “secondary broadcast table” at ringside. I love that his pants look like two roads leading to his stomach, which is like, NO MORE ROAD. He’s not just blocking it now, he’s rendering the road totally unusable. I’m not sure he ever figured out what wrestling was.This time around, Roadblock has upgraded his singlet from orange Tugboat to an actual warning sign, declaring the ROAD CLOSED.

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Sorry, Giant! Hope that match goes well for you later!The highlight of this bit is Tony’s outfit, which looks like someone beat him up before the show to get a Tony Schiavone outfit and he was forced to piece together something TV-ready from the boys department at J. Tony gets a letter from the WCW Executive Committee delivered by one of the police extras from the 1966 Batman show announcing that due to his behavior as of late (read: since July?), Hollywood Hogan will be forced to defend the WCW Championship at SuperBrawl, and that title shot will go to … Rowdy Roddy Piper. WWE Network’s version just cuts to a still photo of Bischoff frenching Miss nWo.I wish this had become Bischoff’s actual gimmick, and that Hacksaw Jim Duggan had joined the nWo as TAPE INTEGRITY ENFORCER.It turns out we were shown that tape for a very good reason. Now there’s NO RECORD of Starrcade ’96 available. He pulls the ribbon out of the cassette for good measure.

Jack Gallagher from the Cruiserweight Classic, only substitute the comedic butthole-punting with Dragon caving in Pearl’s entire torso with a dropkick. Dragon is pretty much the 1997 equivalent of the first three minutes of Akira Tozawa vs. You may know him best as WWF jobber “Brian Walsh,” most famous for being on the losing end of Avatar’s terrible debut.Pearl vs. He looks like 13-year old me.Best: The Era Of Billy Pearl Begins (And Ends)Ultimo Dragon gets a fun and all-too-quick victory over “Billy Pearl,” who looks like Jon Heder’s character from Blades of Glory.

Thanks for catching as you could catch, Billy!The SuperBrawl title shot also doesn’t go to “The Total Package” Lex Luger, who has been absolutely plowing through every large-ish wrestler in the country on the reg for months. He gets a pair of matches on WCW Saturday Night, and then it’s back to WWF to lose to the Disciples of the Apocalypse or whatever. It’s great in its own little way.This is Pearl’s only Nitro appearance, by the way.

He pleads with the Giant to rejoin WCW, noting that the whole “not trusting Sting and thinking a rando in Sting makeup was the real thing because it was raining” was the boner that started the true downfall of the company as a unit anyway. They should’ve teamed up Ron Powers and Jim Powers and called them THE POWERS THAT BE.Luger nukes Ronnie Wrestling almost immediately and Torture Racks him, and that’s good enough for not only the win, but the Valvoline People Who Know Use Valvoline™ Of The Week.After the match, Voice of Reason Lex Luger says that WCW needs to get its sh*t together, start trusting each other and take out the nWo.