The nWo in TNA was a REALLY bad idea.

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[@rmcdudmk212]

NWO in TNA isnt just beating the dead horse. It was stuffing it full of dynamite and exploding the dead horse 😂

[@Tyranno-Bore-Us]

Kind of like Chris Jericho in AEW now

[@rmcdudmk212]

@@Tyranno-Bore-Us exactly 😂

[@joeabernathy5402]

It was necrophilia.

[@theoriginaltroll388]

Everybody loves the NWO but TNA just did it wrong

[@jamessocha8765]

I don’t care how they moved or how old or played out it was I loved the nwo and I love seeing hogan hall bash sting fight I hate new wrestlers 90s additude era and golden age was it

[@decker528]

Scott Hall looked like someones dad who played football in high school and dressed like a wrestler for halloween

[@kman215]

Yeah he was hard to watch. It was so hard because he was so good in the 90s

[@emobassist]

You can tell his alcoholism was really catching up to him here

[@Filmation77]

"The Older they get , The Better They Were" - Jerry "The King" Lawler

[@michaelmartinez5217]

Hahaha it's funny because it's true..

[@irishspagetti6565]

These guys were winded just walking down the entrance ramp

[@classic.cameras]

I forgot how many old men were in TNA.

[@HoustonSoto]

I think they forgot too.

[@tripleh3b]

About the same as AEW. Lol!

[@justincline1773]

RespectfullyJericho, Edge, Christian ALL aren’t far from the age of Nash and Hall were in 2010. Sting was an entire decade and a half older than them when he retired. WWE heavily featured Goldberg and Undertaker in their 50’s as well. I think people forget or too young to remember just how over the nWo was, kinda still is because their merch sells to this day. The problem was WCW didn’t know how to capitalize on it. I agree though TNA rebooting but reminding everyone about what was bad about WCW wasn’t a good idea in retrospect. Lesson learned, Hulk Hogan as a wrestler is a huge draw, Hogan given any type of creative control has no clue about anything other than to make himself look strong.

[@michaelhill4384]

I didn’t. lol One of the reasons I never watched TNA. lol Its hard to get into a wrestling program when as 12 year old, I was pretty sure I could beat these dudes up with a swift kick to the shin. lol 😂

[@brandonpage7087]

@justincline773, @tripleh3b, thanks for pointing out that TNA is not alone in having employed old fogeys WAY past their prime.

[@thomasgallipoli8376]

This was 14 years ago. That’s frightening to think about…

[@user-bf8ki9tc8j]

You were once a sperm. Isnt that more frightening to think about? Lol Why whats scary about time? Because it will kill all of us. It doesnt bother me at all. I dont care. Just live your life and enjoy it while you still have it. Be blessed.

[@Jffeeney3rd]

I’m a sucker for Hall though. No matter the circumstances, I was always happy to see Scott, and would most likely turn the show on, or at least DVR it.

[@kevinroulette]

Getting the band back together. Is a Blues Brother reference really .

[@DaveFu]

Somehow, this is Damian Wayne's fault.

[@rmcdudmk212]

Agree.

[@reallymakesyouthink]

Imagine being a wrestler in TNA that could actually work seeing your slot go to some guys barely able to stand up.

[@brandonpage7087]

Ikr? That's what I was most pissed off, about, at the time!!

[@theoriginaltroll388]

Lol remember the Main Event Mafia? A bunch of old guys not putting a single talent over

[@tonyjackson4078]

NWO never dies, I'm surprised Jarret hasn't restarted it in AEW with Big Show and Lethal doing his Macho impression.

[@brandonpage7087]

@tonyjackson4078, give it some time. 😉 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PhillyLeotardo25]

@@brandonpage7087 Tony loves WCW00 era wrestling

[@theoriginaltroll388]

Everyone loves the NWO but it can't be the same old guys from the 90s I'd rather see NWO with all new members but get the old members to endorse it

[@thedrewdog]

When they'd play the WCW Nitro PS1 version of the nWo theme, I always burst out laughing.

[@Jffeeney3rd]

Was that the remix that Hogan used?

[@bricepaul80]

I thought it was too SuuuuWeet

[@alexandru5369]

Yeah nostalgia been a curse on wrestling the last 25 years due too how over-reliant wrestling is on it. This is among the worst example of that

[@brandonpage7087]

Yeah, & constantly fixating on the deaths of WCW & ECW certainly doesn't help that over reliance on nostalgia, in wrestling.

[@alexandru5369]

@@brandonpage7087 For real sick of death of WCW and ECW nonsense, Montreal Screw Job, and Foley falling from Hell in The Cell

[@bonesawisready2865]

Thank you

[@Chuck_EL]

​@@alexandru5369 Tony Khan is making the same mistakes both WCW and TNA did

[@rancidcrawfish]

​@@alexandru5369can we add "mount rushmore" to that list too

[@DeUndefined1]

Their mistake was recreating the past in another company that wasn't really nessacary. Okay, Jarrett, really build a company off the ashes of a promotion where he lost his job but still got paid with what's left of that contract. He only built it just so he was the top guy, not really a good look already. But maybe their own version of an ECW send-off was a good touch, along with the early days of Aces & Eights was very good. But, for them to turn Jeff Hardy heel, while they were cutting Styles pay, who had been loyal vs. before Hardy debuted there. But rehiring Vince Russo, who was part of wCw's downfall, which made Paramount terminate their Impact television contract long before their renewal date. Like losing a big tv deal early like that because of the person who knew the bare minimum about the pro wrestling business, and that was Dixie Carter. It was one stupid decision after another, and once they lost their 3rd tv deal from Destination America, it was the end of the original company that's once again is now TNA.

[@brandonpage7087]

@DeUndefined1, yeah, but luckily they survived, when everyone else counted them out, & now there's hope for TNA, again, to grow their audience, & crowds again.

[@criminalmindsgirl2936]

I hate to say this because I love X-Pac. But I never brought him as an NWO member. Only because he just oddly didn't fit in. He seemed like the little brother who wanted to tag along with his big brother and his brother's friends.

[@DJT4King]

I think he’s one of the earliest members. Then WCW fired him and he showed up on raw and joined Dx.

[@User-1683x2]

Waltman never fit in. He was just there for scott kevin hunter and shawn to clown on and carry their bags

[@MrBranh0913]

Eric Bischoff said he added Sean because he knew Kevin and Scott were limited in the ring. And he wanted to protect them. So he felt Sean was athletic enough to take a bunch of bumps and do jobs. Which actually makes sense when you think about it

[@ec906]

The 6th member.

[@Rick-si1re]

@@DJT4King He was literally the sixth member of the faction, who probably should have stayed at 3 members but that's a different story, that's why he got the name Syxx-pac which he changed to X-pac when he went back to WWE in 1998.

[@SpareGiraffe]

I miss this era of TNA The “cross the line” theme, bischoff on tv It was cheesy and silly but it was fun.

[@Jffeeney3rd]

I thought it was pretty watchable until all the nepotism started. Then it got annoying.

[@Sky_Blaze]

It was awful from the get go. And a reason i stopped watching.

[@rezsurfer2808]

@@Sky_Blaze Agree TNA was doing really really well until they hired hogan and bishoff. After that started, they killed the Good from the company. Yeah eyes but became trash. Lost me once they went that way. I was into the company with the great matches... its sad.

[@brandonpage7087]

@SpareGiraffe, they're once again using the "cross the line" theme.

[@boston_jorge]

You know who I am, but you don’t know why I’m here - NWO original member Scott Hall

[@joeabernathy5402]

I wish the number 2 promotions would find their own voice and stop being WCW fan fiction.

[@Chuck_EL]

AEW is doing that right now....no one has learned outside of the WWE

[@legendodinson7082]

What happened to Scott Hall? He looks like Steven Segal.

[@RossTheNinja]

He took all the drugs to be fair

[@christopherbaker9676]

Drinking too much

[@joshsmith2071]

This footage is from years ago. Scott Hall died about a year ago.

[@Yui789esss]

@@christopherbaker9676I was an alcoholic and my face started to swell too ….Hall definitely had much more than I did but you can tell it’s unhealthy and not from overeating

[@y2j1980x]

I actually immediately quite liked the idea of Nash turning face as a rouse to get the nWo back contracted. This kind of thing was, I think, part of why they failed so badly in 2002 - the WWE obviously just brought them back to make Hogan face and draw big crowds again, and if Hall and Nash did alright - great - but, given how past their use by Nash and Hall were, TNA introduced them well (overlooking the subsequent re-heel-face turning thing. WWE and TNA, in my opinion, just missed the greatest aspect of the nWo - who was turning next? (Prior to the awful Wolfpac thing in 1999) The nWo was largely a strong unit with all the major members remaining unified (prior to 1999). If WWE and TNA had just handled them like an unbreakable unified evil force slowly growing in membership until they had, maybe, 20 members - then they spent the subsequent weeks beating the crap out of face wrestlers without ANY in-fighting at all (WHY do post wCw versions of nWo insist on infighting and split ups? Let it develop) - that would’ve kicked butt. Sean Michaels alongside Hogan in nWo 2002? Sounds great to me. If they’d just held off on turning Hogan goddam face they’d have added Steiner by the end of that year too. Bloody ridiculous, modern wrestling is. I’m old so I don’t watch anymore, but wCw 96-98 was, for me, the REAL golden age of wrestling, not the 80s.

[@thetraveler1182]

Amen to that!

[@calebfoster7148]

Posted 3 minutes ago?! Thanks! Just in time for lunch break

[@walterhager8626]

Well if Hogan and bischoff are in charge it's gotta be gold 🤦‍♂️ 😂. All they know is writing a faction that fights with the longer room

[@Tim_the_Enchanter]

The 1-2-3 Man. lol

[@grimm_destroyer5566]

Cause he ain't no kid more like Old Man haha

[@Rick-si1re]

The "band" didn't work for the same reason DX was slowly watered down in second and third iterations of it over the years, they forgot what originally brought them to the dance, the nWo was about blurring the lies of fiction and reality, in the WWE and even worse in TNA, they were just another wrestling stable, ...and that wasn't what made the group so popular to begin with. In the story-line Vince brought them in as the "poison" to kill the company but when they joined, they were docile and tame, no jumping guys, no breaking monitors etc, no hostile takeover, just 3 guys asking for a chance, I remember that, I watched it at a friend's house, they were tame and defanged, and as history shows, it didn't work, nostalgia kicked in and Hogan turned face and it shortly disintegrated after that. It is what it is though, I'm sure these guys knew that but "Pro Wrestlers" are independent contractors, so you take work when you can, it was what it was.

[@LaidBack--]

DX was handled MUCH better than the NWO ever was.

[@Chris-wi3vu]

DX in the 90s was a group of young rebellious dudes, who didn't care about anything , DX reunion was just so embarrassing and corny.@@LaidBack--

[@LaidBack--]

@@Chris-wi3vu I don't disagree with that, but that's not apart of my point. Every once in a life time recurring faction will have it's corny stage somewhere along down the line. The point is DX had MUCH better evolution to it, and wasn't beaten like a dead horse from start to finish like the NWO was. DX was never OVER exposed like NWO was.

[@Rick-si1re]

@@LaidBack-- This isn't entirely true go back to 99 and early 2000, during the "McMahon-Helmsley" era, they had alot more members in DX then and most of them didn't contribute much.

[@Rick-si1re]

@@LaidBack-- I don't agree with this, then nWo did what DX or no other faction in wrestling can ever claim to do, it blurred the lines between "story-line" and "reality". It was the first true anti authority wrestling, in alot of ways DX just copied what the nWo was doing and just put their own spin on it. In 1996, nobody knew what what going to happen when Hall and Nash first arrived in WCW but in 1997, when the original DX first hit the scenes, everyone knew it was just another wrestling duo/stable.

[@ninjabreadman1993r]

As a TNA fan, yeah, we've had some ROUGH years. I mean, every promotion has, but still. Liking TNA isn't always easy. xD That being said, you've said a lot about the stuff that TNA has done wrong (which is fair pickings), but I'd be genuinely interested to hear what you think TNA has done WELL over the years. Storylines or angles or personas or whatever that it's done well. Just saying, it might be interesting to hear your thoughts on that sorta thing. ^_^

[@heatherphillips5983]

Aces and Eights storyline is my favorite one from tna.

[@brandonpage7087]

@ninjabreadman1993r, agreed. I think we should start talking more about what TNA got right, as well. Would be a breath of fresh air. They certainly aren't the only promotion to have had terrible booking.

[@ninjabreadman1993r]

@@heatherphillips5983 Oh, Aces & Eights was genuinely really good. And I think they handled the pandemic really well considering the limitations they had. The recent matches between Josh Alexander and Will Ospreay were Grade-A, and I don't think Crazzy Steve gets nearly enough credit for how genuinely impressive he is *whilst being almost entirely blind.* xD

[@ninjabreadman1993r]

@@brandonpage7087 I agree! They've had some really good angles, some good characters and they're one of the few promotions (big ones, anyway) who take a lot of risks. I mean, the whole Broken Hardy thing and the cinematic edited matches that have been popular in recent years (with some really good segments) were first tried out by TNA!

[@FFUTWD]

It would have been smart to bring them in as heel authority figures, and have the TNA stars overcoming obstacles created by the Band. You would think that the smartest thing would be to have them on the mic or backstage promos and use immortal as the in ring version

[@TuxedoKnox]

I wasn't watching wrestling at this time so I love when you cover this era

[@dewforpolitics]

The Band is the Temu verison of the NWO 😂😂

[@DBofficial125]

I remember my initial pop on the Hogan debut and quickly was like "... what is happening?" lol. I'm a massive Hall fan but he wasn't in shape for this, so all the work was falling on Waltman and later Young. As you suggested, if this had to happen then Nash should've been resistant with Hogan, only to team with Young (or preferably someone not joining the group) against them and then Nash turns to help his buddies out. As great as MCMG were, I felt Shelley could've been their guy and this could have been a vehicle for his and Nash's old friendship to launch him as their Michaels

[@jakejonas7366]

Today i realized just how many genres you’ve crossed Vee, my girlfriend just asked me if I knew who you were and I had to explain that I’ve binged watched you for years now and she said “so are you dating him now?”. I did stick up for you when she said “the guy who made a video about suicide squad and thought the movie was great so I had to school her on all the various topics you’ve covered including the best comprehensive rundown of hogan knows best in it’s entirety until it was finished recently.

[@makaveli087]

13:04 ah - The Pope! *LOLWOT* What an absolute Cringetacular. You the man, Vee. Everything from TNA looks like a Skit being done on anything BUT a Professional Wrestling program. & good lord, Poor Scott Hall during this period of his life. He looks like he was whooped & thrown into a hole in the ground full of wasps before every single appearance.

[@christophercleary6780]

Did you not already upload this video or am I going nuts?

[@TobeyStarburst]

yeah like 3 times

[@asurlybarber3620]

The NWO in TNA was like having four day old reheated meatloaf for dinner. EDIT: I just subscribed. I enjoy your content, Mr. Infuso, we'll just agree to disagree pertaining to Tommy Lee Jones as Two-Face.

[@roberttaylor7032]

The W"o"lfpac/nWo will never get old to me, it was a nostalgic feel in 2010. Of course they were past their prime... of course we've seen this/that before but i dont care i love it! They weren't just any faction they were the greatest faction. Seeing them in the mix with TNAs young guns on Thursdays/ Mondays -it was way better than the babyfied crap WWE was putting on at that time with the stupid guest hosts and dummied down storylines. TNA at the time i felt had a good balance of talent a mixture of legends, newcomers and savy vets. And hey if you can throw a lil nWo in the mix go for it. DX was in its 4th or 5th reincarnation at the time too before HBK retired at Mania. Like every nWo since the original, it was fun while it lasted!

[@miroslavtomic7038]

Well, Band used instrumental version of Wolfpac theme song during their run in TNA.

[@chucky4326]

I still enjoyed the creative that it was, and eventually creating Joker Sting which was the best mic work of Steve Borden's career. Just a shame it came in TNA and not to a bigger audience.

[@Kylersinjin]

TNA might have had a chance if Jeff Jarrett would have remained a silent partner

[@pissant959]

Apart from the few encounters between Hogan, Bischoff, Nash, Hall & Waltman, TNA didn't even get the nWo back together. If they had, it would have brought up viewership.

[@Deadpool_64]

Technically they could have trademarked "New World Organization" like Hogan called it a couple of times in his initial heel promo. But all this was absolutely terrible.

[@staple_gun6367]

The only good part of this whole thing was having Sting come back a heel only to find out that ultimately, he was actually right. They story of it itself was told horribly but finding out he was right in the end was a nice twist.

[@adamirishconundrum851]

It was a great idea, bischoff got to act tough again, Hogan got all of the money and the company sank.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

Is this a reupload?

[@Old-Dog00]

People still wear those shirts today. It was good the first year.

[@scottgordin9709]

By that time Hall was in a dark place and age caught up to all of them, Waltman will always go down as a lackey for the NWO, DX, Hall&Nash and anything else he did. The only time he stood on his own was when he first came to WWF back when he was known as the 123Kid😂🤣

[@JayRasheed718]

I was such a fan of the NWO back in the 90s. It was heartbreaking to see what it had become in TNA…matter of fact this put the nail in the coffin for TNA with me. They had great wrestling and stories since then but they literally ruined a lot for me I stopped watching wrestling in general for awhile.

[@cyfives]

The Band was GARBAGE, but I just can respect all these men. Nash is a very good person as a friend, Hall and Sean did what they could and Young always made the best with what he was handed. Good video, good man

[@mayavenuemisfit814]

The nWo and DX were two stables that were absolutely iconic in their respective heydays, but lost virtually all of their luster with all the constant "reboots" and "reunions".

[@thetraveler1182]

nWo is the most iconic faction in Wrestling history….in 2024 in every wrestling show there is an nWo shirt out there in that crowd 👑

[@derekrichardson9105]

Not until I see Mr. Conroy's grin, Ferris and Wade.

[@RossTheNinja]

We need more Hank Hill.

[@detective___mcnulty]

I wish Owen Hart stayed home that night.

[@user-fh6vz9br3n]

The WCW days of TNA I'll always remember those days 😂😂😂

[@freezhollywood]

Ngl I love the band. Made me feel like a kid again watching the guys together idc! It was fun. Not like they were in the main event. It was a fun little ride. What else was going on anyway?? 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@BatDad1984]

Seeing Bubba the Love Sponge posing between Nash and Hall is just fucking gross.

[@MichaelSpikes-pv6kl]

Excellent video

[@TherealHazlett]

The nWo was old in WCW.

[@AnthonyChobotdoespopcult-jz7jr]

Somehow change doesn't cut it

[@dogslush]

this is when scott needed help to perform the 🪒 edge

[@scottmcclary594]

I hadn't watched wrestling in a few years and a friend was watching tna during this run and the few episodes I watched with him was during that short time with bubba the love sponge running around and they were trying to get Scott hall and x-pac hired, I bowed out pretty quick because I never liked wcw and that's what tna was trying to be at the time!

[@brunoramos9747]

Wrestling back in those days should have been called the Grandpa wrestling Because that's exactly what it is😂😂😊😊 Old a** man that didn't know when their time was up😊😊

[@madlucian4623]

Member berries 😀🤣

[@joe77750]

TNA NWO was just embarrasing all past their prime

[@kylewarren5268]

I liked stings red face paint coming back...

[@calebprenger3928]

I think you could have tied the aces and eights along with this NWO thing.

[@Cuuuuuuurtis]

"more old" got me

[@craigshannon6011]

Being a huge WCW fan I enjoyed seeing the NWO again, I know they were past their prime but it's not like they dominated the main event. Also when was Matt Morgan one of the most over men on the roster?

[@jabbarmuhammad]

Nwo in TNA wrestling one of the worst ideas in professional wrestling history

[@ChristopherJohn4389]

I didn't know Vee Infuso was still making videos 🤔

[@topnotch4564]

I quickly forgot about this one.

[@Mrvwcc11]

I always did think that TNA was the new WCW

[@EJNOVA]

I totally forgot about them being in TNA.

[@Fanfan30303]

Sadly I was so hype… and then it got rolling 🤦‍♂️

[@Darren-su2gm]

The only NWO I liked was the original NWO wolfpack in the Red and Black with Kevin Nash,Lex Luger,Sting,Macho man Randy Savage Konan and Miss Elizabeth.I never really liked the NWO white and black they would spray paint people and there were too many members in the group.I liked DX except for them saying suck it.Everything else about them was funny and cool.I think Kevin Nash should've had a longer run in the WWE when he returned in the early 2000's

[@vanceamania]

Great video

[@tylerhackner9731]

Agreed

[@jjbjjb273]

After this period tna never recovered

[@BoutDatOnline]

The Band although lame and a corny name is a callback to their hey day as it something Scott used to refer to them as was before nWo 2000

[@chouty]

Good video. Bischoff and Hogan definitely killed TNA

[@BigDic-qz8su]

Because Dixie didn't know how to run a wrestling company.

[@brunoramos9747]

Listen ladies and gentlemen they keep bringing back their lovers that was bringing them money😊

[@hhassan5170]

Here's a crazy factoid. Xpac is currently married to a woman who wrote for the TV show Scrubs. 😂

[@Chris-Rife]

NWO was dead after 1999... by 1999 it fully ran its course and was way out of hand in the WCW. I remember them reforming in 2000 and I wasn't impressed as I was pretty much done with the NWO thing because served its purpose, and it had become stale as it took over the WCW company by 1999. Now watching the Outsiders show up on WCW Nitro? There's Hall and Nash at their best, and very early days of NWO when it was Sixx, Hogan, Hall, Nash. 1996-1998 were most interesting times. They captured some magic with fans of wrestling, it was new and different, they were working outside the norm of conventional wrestling we all knew before them so as a teenager I loved it.

[@cliveroberts8760]

More people need to look up "project 2025"

[@Onomoki]

Audio is better!!!!

[@triballanature]

The Wolfpac in TNA (Hall Nash and Syxx) was just as bad because they called them "The Band" 😂😂😂 Hall and Nash should've bought the Outsiders name from WWE. Or called themselves the WolfKliq or Wolfband in TNA or the Wolfpac World Order 😂😂😂

[@Tiriban]

Wolf-Pack Pride means everything to me! 😂❤

[@brianm6924]

I completely missed the Tna era Lmao

[@BobBobBobBobBob]

Can’t wait for this to happen in AEW

[@joepayne7068]

More wrestling!!!😊

[@Wickedred413]

TNA must've not watch WCW because sting is a terrible heel. There's just some people in wrestling and in life that are not good as a baddie. Especially if you're wearing face paint

[@ruben21]

I still enjoyed the Da Band. Hall was da man no matter what.

[@chadd990]

is this a reupload, or a stolen script?

[@allencollins5666]

Eric Bischoff And WCW Stars Couldn’t Save Indy Minor League Promotion TNA. What Homegrown/Young Talent Did TNA Have Main Event Worthy Who Casuals Root For? Only 2, Bobby Roode & James Storm & They Aren’t Talked About As Tge Rest Of The TNA Homegrown Originals Who Were Small Guys & Fat Heavyweights In Cruiserweights Bodies. TNA’s Heart Was They Cruiserweight X Division. Noone Would Talk About Them Without WCW Stars There Except Smarks. The NWO In TNA Or The Main Event Mafia Should’ve Destroyed TNA. The NWO Or Millionaire Club(Sting, Goldberg/Lex Luger, Kevin Nash, Hulk Hogan, Sid Vicious , Ric Flair, DDP, Kronik & Misfits )Would’ve Destroyed Todays Promotions. What TNA Originals Could’ve Stopped The Main Event Mafia Or NWO. NONE. Today’s WWE Couldn’t Stop TheNWO Or Millionäre’s Club. They Probably Couldn’t Stop The New Blood. TNA Aces And Eights Which Was A Faction With Younger Guys & Without WCW Stars Had Mostly Indy Vanilla Midgets. Aces And Eights Was There Far Too Long. They Would’ve Lated Less Than A Week In WCW. The WWE Would’ve Treated Them Like A Threat Like They Did The Spirit Squad And ECW In 2005. One WCW Top Star Would’ve Taken On The Spirit Squad By Themselves And 2 Of Them Would’ve Destroyed ECW 10 Wrestlers There In The Invasion Angle Or 2005. Aces And Eight Makes The Dungeon Of Doom Look Like The Corporation And DX combined. Also DX Never Compare To TheNWO.

[@KingBrahma-xw6mt]

Is it wrong to say I forgot this happened….on purpose?

[@Andy-ty6gv]

Why that the answer ! It failed in 1998 wcw , 2001 Wwe

[@user-qx3pw1dc3t]

Probably a missed opportunity to call them selfs "N.o.W"

[@KoolaySmoov]

Leggo V.!!!!

[@brandonpage7087]

I could totally see Tony Khan attempting to put a new NWO together, with Jeff Jarrett, & whoever else they can find!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Yeah, this was the absolute worst era, of TNA, as far as I'm concerned, & I actually quit watching for the remainder of 2010, cause I so despised the booking, they were doing, at this time, before I started watching again in 2011, then quit again, sometime in 2013, then picked back up again, in 2020. Anyways, now, I just look back & laugh at this time period, lol.

[@emobassist]

Man you could really tell Scott Halls alcoholism was catching up to him here

[@lordcolinb]

😂😂😂😂 never enough NWO especially in politics 😂