ESPN’s Marc Raimondi explains to RG how professional wrestling and the nWo reshaped American culture and politics in his insightful new book ...

WCW often fell into the trap of booking a feud for too long and lost fan interest, or ended it too quickly to not get the ...

Flair returned to WCW in 1993, remaining with the company until it closed in 2001. He continued wrestling well into his later ...

Wrestle passable WCW pay-per-view matches, it seems.

It's hard to say why the NBA — particularly some of the biggest stars during the biggest moments — and pro wrestling cross over so well, but they do.

It’s “a legitimate sports competition,” Bischoff told The Hollywood ... in WCW. Hogan shocked the pro-wrestling world when he was revealed to be the “third man” in heel faction nWo ...

Following the acquisition of WCW in 2001, stars from the promotion slowly made their way over to WWE, but in 2002 Hollywood ... forth promo with Hogan, leading into the nWo ruthlessly beating ...

Hogan then actually partially blamed his reaction on him being a heel with the NWO during his time in WCW — which folded ... last time I ran hard in L.A. I was Hollywood Hogan, I was riding ...

an ECW parody of the nWo that featured him as Scott Hall, Stevie Richards as Kevin Nash, and Super Nova as "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan. The group was active from 1996 through 1998 until Richards left ...

NWO Hollywood Group Required New Members Joining ... same importance as Slaughter and Sheik despite also feuding with Hogan. WCW Tried To Give The Wall An Instant Push Vs Hogan Fans Remember ...

So, in a move that was good for everyone, he fled to WCW and in '96, reinvented himself as Hollywood Hulk Hogan, a despicable villain fans loved to boo. His stable, the nWo, took off almost ...