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

It was 18 years ago today that the New World Order walked ... Hogan and Hall sported black-and-white T-shirts in ... Paranoia set in during the early days of the NWO, with WCW wondering who ...

NWO T-shirts are still top sellers. ... Bischoff also cohosts the popular 83 Weeks podcast, detailing his time in WCW and taking a zoomed-in look at the NWO’s story lines.

The Best and Worst of WCW Monday Nitro for December 22, 1997, ... hand out nWo “crew” t-shirts to all the NPCs and hang new signage for like half an hour with nothing happening.

New 90-day WCW President Ric Flair actually agrees about the lWo thing and convinces them to remove their t-shirts and formally disband the group, which we’ll remind you is a reaction to Eddie ...

When fans tuned into WCW Monday Nitro , they knew to expect ... DDP putting on a nWo T-shirt, only to floor Scott Hall with a Diamond Cutter, was a fun, crowd-pleasing scene.

Other performers had t-shirts and other items, but it was 'Hulkamania' that kept people busy at the merch stalls. By 1997, Hogan was a hot ticket again, this time due to his association with the nWo.

Finally, the New World Order changed the game as the most important creative part of WCW holding its own in the Monday Night War. Not every stable was funny, though. Indeed, many didn’t try for ...

WWE veteran Vince Russo recently shot down Buff Bagwell's claims, saying he never had any on-screen association with nWo in WCW. In a recent interview with Sportskeeda Wrestling, Buff Bagwell ...

On the premiere episode of “The Job Guys”, Dominic DeAngelo and Robert DeFelice give their top three wrestling news stories of the week, weigh in on the WCW/nWo Revenge vs. WWF No Mercy debate ...