The 1997 WWF Gang Wars

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The Nation of Domination was one of the most prominent factions in WWF during late 1996 and 1997. The original Nation included leader Faarooq, Crush and Savio Vega, and by the time mid 1997 came around, the cracks began to form within the group. Savio Vega and Crush ended up leaving the faction in order to lead their own groups, the DOA (Disciples of Apocalypse) and Los Boricuas. The Nation of Domination was rebuilt by Faarooq, and so the three factions (or gangs) began feuding with eachother.
Also in 1997, 3 other factions were introduced to WWF audiences; The Hart Foundation, The Truth Commission, and D-Generation X. While the Truth Commission would begin a rivalry with the DOA, the Harts and DX were mostly kept away from the Gang Wars storyline. As time went on though, DX would use The Nation of Domination in order to weaken the Hart Foundation, leading to a few Harts vs Nation matches just before Survivor Series 1997.
This video takes a look at the gang wars storyline that was heavily featured on WWF / WWE programming in 1997.
00:00 - The Nation breaks up
04:00 - DOA & Los Boricuas are formed
08:09 - The Truth Commission
09:34 - The Gang Wars continue
11:18 - Ground Zero & Survivor Series 97
17:05 - Changes within the factions
#WWE #WRESTLING #WWF

[@Zero8880]

Damn, that "Toy Soldiers" and "Nation of Domination theme" mix was awesome.

[@Kas58223]

Absolutely awesome mix

[@NYGiantsfan1029]

Yeah that is an awesome remix

[@jamespolnick5302]

Im 25 seconds in, i'm already just pleased with this video, that intro remix was wicked.

[@thewoodchipperr]

BIG FIRE

[@thebossthusiast1960]

Where can I get a full version of that mix? That was tremendous.

[@dustincongello5802]

I think the gang wars is one of the big reasons stone-cold became as big as he did because stone cold stood out as a badass amongst a sea of factions

[@coryshannon3815]

I agree. Austin being apart of no faction really added to the lone wolf aspect of his character, and his "don't trust anybody" attitude.

[@dustincongello5802]

@@coryshannon3815 yup.. I don't think Austin would have stood out if they didn't have all those stables..I hate when people write off mid card wrestlers acting like they had no impact on how big wrestling got starting in the late 90s. Immean I get why at the time people write them off. But now looking back it's hard to deny how much of an impact the mid Carter's actually had and this is a perfect example Austin became the biggest star of his timeand arguably the biggest star of all the time because he was that lone Wolf amongst a sea of gangs.. if all those factions weren't around how could he have got in that lone Wolf persona? Definitely not by just fighting a bunch of different tag teams by himself that wouldn't work.. stone cold should go around and thank every person involved in the gang warswithout them I really doubt Austin would be as big as he was

[@reginnatallgirl2528]

@@dustincongello5802 Owen was almost becoming the second "Stone Cold" when every Hart Foundation member departed, until he couldn't take it anymore and joined the Nation of Domination without rhyme or reason..

[@dustincongello5802]

@@reginnatallgirl2528 no he wasn't . He was nowhere near stones colds popularity...I love Owen Hart. I even named my dog Owen when I was younger..but there was no chance McMahon would let Owen get as big as Austin got. Especially after the Montreal screwjob with Bret...Owen joined the nation because there was nothing else for him and even tho it was towards the end of the gang wars they put Owen with the nation hoping he would fizzle out under the shadow of the rising Rock...it was just something for Owen to do since Vince felt he would look like a even bigger asshole if he fired Owen after what happened with Bret.

[@romello4913]

Facts. Dude was a long wolf

[@beneddu]

I used to love it when Farooq would come to the ring surrounded by people, it made it feel like he was the most important guy on the planet

[@MrBeardsley]

Fun fact: When Don Callis got signed to WWE he’d been teaming with Rick Martel in Canada as “The Supermodels.” Supposedly Vince wanted to sign them as a tag team with the idea being that Callis would eventually turn on Martel, but Martel turned the offer down because Vince lowballed him and signed with WCW instead.

[@kinggold5378]

Ahmed Johnson injured himself watching this ...

[@bornfromforeign]

Great googly moogly

[@theSFjammer]

Lol bruh

[@windycity7816]

Lol

[@keithlangman2081]

Truer words have never been spoken.

[@mcj88]

It's wild how Don Callis has kinda just appeared everywhere over the years; WWF, ECW, Impact, AEW... A surprisingly prolific run.

[@blueweegie6541]

New Japan as a commentator

[@lifekicks79]

He is like a poor man's heyman..but in a Goodmayes.. he's gr8 in aew at the moment

[@ryanbuchanan7551]

The invisible hand

[@kenrickeason]

Dude has been the invisible Jim Cornette.. 😂😂😂

[@Hoovie9596]

I grew up in Winnipeg. He used to come into the gas station I worked at on occasion in the early 90s. He was the champion of the local territory. Nice guy. Drove a yellow mustang.

[@justsomedude1488]

There will never be another attitude era..

[@attiepollard7847]

True they will never be another attitude era but I think WWE needs to at least get a little bit more edgier when it comes to your content and if that has to mean pushing an envelope on social issues and so be it I mean the fans will love that and if they get in trouble with the so-called movement then tell them to go to hell

[@viccrown8188]

Yep. Being PG ruined wwf(e)

[@brocklanders3616]

Yep! Fans need to stop hating on Vince Russo. Sure, he missed on a few angles. He also hit homeruns as well. The Attitude Era was a good portion of his skits and idea's. Vince should get credit as well. He greenlights the final product, and he overseen far more back in the 90s. The Mr. McMahon character, was the foundation of what was to come throughout the end of the decade into the next. Vince will always be the greatest heel of all time, and his promos were what made you love to have him every Monday night on Raw.

[@LembeckIsStaying]

@@viccrown8188 WWE has been pg most of it's existence. Attitude era was the outlier and Vince only did it because WCW was kicking his ass. No competition, no quality.

[@justsomedude1488]

@@user-cr4pz5yg7y were you given medication as a kid? Attitude era was quality lol

[@ericferguson1140]

Hands down this guy is the best in the business when it comes to wrestling videos. I look forward to each one that is released. Great job sir!

[@LuisRios-bf9vn]

Yeah he really is

[@hamhocks9113]

Yes I totally agree

[@brickadoebaebi2951]

He's like the most genuine one to me tbh

[@AVENUENIGHTS]

Dat Toy Soldiers / NOD mashup tho! 🔥

[@PlzTouchMEHard]

Gotta give a shout out to my boy wrestlelamia

[@glencurtis6052]

1997 was the company's best year in my opinion and I loved this gang/stable stuff. Like everything else some of it was hit and miss or overkill but the Nation, Hart Foundation and DX stuff was amazing.

[@backup368]

I cracked up when I heard Bret call Triple H and HBK "home o's".

[@kenrickeason]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I tell people Bret's best work on the Mic 🎙️🎤 is when he became heel a second time.. His real life disagreement about the business changing, his bitterness towards the business made him a great heel back then..

[@MrGuggisberg]

In the Hitman documentary it was HBK's idea for Bret to say that.

[@ignatiusjackson235]

Heyyyyyyyyy... That'sssssss offensssssssive!!!!

[@Rockhound6165]

The gang wars did carry over into 1998. I went to the RAW 2 weeks after Wrestlemania 14(the night Stone Cold challenged Vince for the title) and one of the first matches was DOA vs Los Boriquas in a chain match that ended up a no contest as DX interfered.

[@lexkanyima2195]

It's a big bang

[@RealTalk87]

I loved the WWF from mid 97 to 2001. I actually thought the gang wars was pretty cool

[@perkgambit1627]

Best time to be a wrestling fan 🎯

[@Jasondirt]

Me 2

[@jasonsierchio1167]

Me too brother

[@karlitosway7474]

@@kevinlee9929 how would you say it changed? I’m just curious

[@karlitosway7474]

@@kevinlee9929 makes sense now that you mention it

[@jamessaliturewizard5694]

Savio Vega picking jalapeño peppers in a field lol

[@teddysmith8937]

97 was a great year for wrestling

[@MackTatum]

Yeah but '98 was better 🙂

[@TheDruDogg84]

I agree 97 was a awesome year

[@attiepollard7847]

@Ultra Instinct 94 wow wow who the hell picks 1997 and 1999 over 1998?

[@sonicthehedgehog5360]

@@MackTatum 98 was better for WWF 97 was better for WCW

[@CREOLEHEAT]

@@planescaped In 1997, Stone Cold went from heel to white hot baby face ready to take over the mantle. Bret turned heel & laid the foundation for both Austin & Vince's character getting over. The Rock finally turned heel & officially became The Rock. Chyna & Triple H joined HBK to form DX. Paul Bearer revealed Undertaker's secret. This led to Kane's debut. 1997 wasn't as popular as 1998,1999, or 2000-1. But, it laid the foundation for the AE.

[@Zero8880]

Imagine if The American Badass Undertaker became the leader of the DOA. They would have definitely become a powerhouse faction then.

[@mrowley7300]

@JFQ the Harris brothers, they both have Nazi SS' tattooed on them

[@daa589]

Ministry of Bikers

[@ciscokid1214]

@Rocko in wrestling with wregret and osw review they point out that they have ss tattoos

[@Aaronthegreatest]

American badass undertaker is an abomination never speak of it again

[@bombtubejamz739]

@@mrowley7300 ss dont always mean nazis tho lmfao or did it say nazi above it

[@FreneticZetetic]

1997 WWE has aged liked a fine wine.

[@juststatedtheobvious9633]

Especially if you don't actually suffer through the undercard. Sometimes it was great, sometimes it was boring garbage that seemed to only be booked to bury people. But credit where it's due: they'd try anything.

[@punisher_764]

Don Callis aka the jackal aka Cyrus the virus (ecw) . He was cutting excellent promos it was groundbreaking stuff I loved his jackal character . I heard in a shoot that he had heat backstage because he got over at the expense of the wrestlers he managed not intentionally I think but the guy had charisma no doubt . You should do a feature about him or least the raw episode where he is cutting a promo while descending in a scaffold during a ongoing match great stuff.

[@Greatanotherchannel]

Yep and now hes in aew

[@EmoEmu]

He joined WWE to be a wrestler and he wanted to wrestle. During this time he was trying to insert himself in everything he could in the hope that they'd let him have a go as a singles wrestler. They only wanted him to talk.

[@kingromeo5738]

Another great video. 97 is when McMahon was open to fresh ideas in order to complete with the WCW/nWo storyline. Heels in conflict with other heels. I know he wasnt too much of a draw but Savio Vega is criminally underrated as a worker.

[@SpeedChamp467]

yes and Bull Buchanan (otherwise known as "B2"). Remember they rebranded him as a rapper and he was kind of the guy who put John Cena over. But he never got the credit he deserved.

[@rig-a-deelio8465]

I once read/heard an interview from Jim Ross on the Gang Wars. The main reason was that it was the fastest way to showcase upcoming talent and hopefully, create superstars.

[@lexkanyima2195]

So obvious

[@timbartschwolfman]

I had a crappy day at work today and maybe this video can help me out

[@T-Bag13]

*We are the Nation, that watch Wrestling Bio's*

[@gregxianda]

Don’t forget DX did a black faced segment to the nation

[@deathtowrestling2518]

Funny as hell too

[@ignatiusjackson235]

That was later on in the Summer of '98, I believe.

[@diontaedaughtry974]

The mix of the Nation of Domination theme and Toy soldiers is dope. 97 was so cool I just love the chaos.

[@Zero8880]

I still can't name a single member of Los Borriquas, besides Savio Vega.

[@IXIKAYAKOxSAEKIIXI]

Damn, never thought of that

[@dary0097]

Jose Huracan castillo and Miguelito perez are the only ones i know

[@uainjansun]

@@dary0097 same counting savio Edit: all are from wwc not sure about estrada guy

[@megathesimper4050]

Jose Estrada Jr., Miguel Perez Jr., and Jesus Castillo Jr.

[@luizruiz1207]

Las bestias si no lo conoces es por que no eres de aca

[@inuenndo_]

Holy Moly this sample intro instantly one of my favorites

[@kennywarren8150]

I like the “sweet like Pat Patterson intro”

[@Azriel1932]

Yo whos's doing your mixes? That Toy Soldiers and Nation mix was beautiful

[@Mikefantasia22]

It's no undertaker trap mix from lamia, but it was good

[@kenrickeason]

It was just amazing! I rewind it twice..

[@djcactus]

"Ahmed Johnson manages to reinjure himself" Yup

[@TheOnemanmoshpit]

I remember as a teenager thinking the D.O.A and the Brood were the coolest thing I'd ever seen in Wrestling!

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

Wrestling Bios is one of the best KZbin channels ever

[@wesleymcneese8554]

Take a drink every time he says "ended in a brawl" lol.

[@TheMadTitanM5]

I remember watching this live and laughing so hard when Shawn called Bret the grand wizard.

[@seeyal6361]

God I had no idea that was Don Callis. Wasn’t he supposed to be raising Kenny during this time?

[@chrisb6079]

It was all part of the plan

[@Summertimeblues28]

Don will always be Cyrus the Virus to me from his ECW days. But I am enjoying his AEW work

[@craigugulini3920]

Ya Kenny was his ring boy, don learned from the best pat Patterson

[@Oxmen33]

You didn't know that was Don? Not much of a wrestling fan huh

[@petervanna6602]

@@craigugulini3920 dude why did you have to make this weird. Creep

[@DJDoubleCee]

Not gonna lie, With Kurrgan in the group and their eerie theme music, I did find The Truth Commission to be a scary stable.

[@juanresto6756]

They could have been something.

[@Tony-fq5bn]

Me too, hell as a kid the whole Gang Wars thing grabbed my attention. WWF was great in 97, Gang Wars as a whole gets too much flack

[@onzolahowell546]

Wwf warzone/Wwf attitude on n64.... best years and era of wrestling PERIOD!

[@reginnatallgirl2528]

Back in 97, I always viewed the Truth Commission as the winners of the whole "Gang Wars" when they decimated the DOA at the Survivor Series and Kurrgan becoming the second scariest big man besides Kane with him taking Crush out

[@BOG0690]

Remember the Oddities? Wasn't Kurgan in them at one point?

[@JadenArchibald]

Wrestling bios I'm convinced that 1997 is your favourite year for WWF/E (but i can see why tho it was a great year)

[@Hoovie9596]

1997 was far and away the best year. Height of the Monday night wars with wcw

[@guislarcia6423]

It’s a good year 😏 (the year I was born lol)

[@attiepollard7847]

@@Hoovie9596 hold on mate. Now I got to disagree with you there it was not better than 1998 in WWE. Now 1997 did have its okay moments but I'm not going to say that it was the best year in the 90s.

[@JM1993951]

@@attiepollard7847 I prefer 1998. Austin was in full force, X-Pac (one of my favorites) returned, The Brood, Ministry Darkness, Hell in a Cell, Kane vs. Undertaker at Wrestlemania, heel McMahon at his best. 1997 is great, but I’m going with 1998.

[@Hoovie9596]

@@attiepollard7847 1998 didn’t have the heel Hart Foundation or the Montreal screw job or Sting vs Hogan Starrcade.

[@80sclassic63]

I think Vince was trying to take a page out of the movie "Warrior's!"

[@deepakmelrick2998]

Is Kurrgan the same guy who gets electrocuted constantly by Robert Downey Jr. in the Sherlock Holmes movie? 😲

[@punisher_764]

He a Canadian actor he was also in the first 300 movie and that Polar movie with Mads Mikkelson .

[@deepakmelrick2998]

@Internet Tough Guy @Frank Castle - You're both right. He was the Beast who almost decapitated Leonidas with a flying axe in 300. And in Pacific Rim, he plays a Russian Jaeger pilot piloting Cherno Alpha or something.

[@matthewalicea8910]

Not to be that guy but technically he was shocked not electrocuted because he was still breathing

[@greyjedi6430]

@@matthewalicea8910 but u did become that guy , what did it matter how he put , u understood exactly what he was on about or u would not have been able to comment on the matter I hope u got all the satisfaction you desired from it

[@huffy6192]

Yes, Dredger. Sluggo, in Deadpool 2.....and, most recently Jupiter.

[@WanderleiFan1]

When Don Callis was the leader of The Truth Commission.

[@reginnatallgirl2528]

He used to have the same "mind control" over the monstrous Kurrgan that Alexa now has over Nia Jax..

[@kforcer]

In a sense it was the Gang Wars that lead to the rise of Stone Cold Steve Austin; the constant battles between factions made the angry loner who didn't trust anybody standout all the more.

[@alvinnieves590]

Its interesting with Los Boricuas how they were nobodies in WWE, but in Puerto Rico they are like superstars, specially Savio Vega. The thing all commentators always mention about Vega is him beating Stone Cold in a Caribbean Strap match as the biggest highlight of his career.

[@fatcat8033]

I remember literally changing the channel when ever these “ gang “ matches were on RAW. I’d watched whatever and waited it out till it was over .

[@indridcold7085]

Do you want a cookie?

[@fatcat8033]

@@indridcold7085 sure . 😘

[@martynodonnell8467]

Another awesome upload. I think 1997 was the best year for wrestling, as others have said. It was before the Attitude era really took off and the angles got overly silly, as they did from about mid 98 onwards. By the end of 97 everything in the WWF seemed red hot. You could tell they were pulling out all the stops trying to get back on top of WCW. The company changed so much throughout 97. From the beginning to end of the year I didn’t mind the gang wars too much, it was far from the most interesting angle of WWF in 97. Keeping the mid card busy and I think it was a way to try and counter what WCW was doing with the NWO VS WCW, which was like a gang war. However at the same time not making it the focal point of the company. I remember it quite clearly Farooq firing Crush and Savio to build “a bigger, blacker nation” and Crush and Savio starting their own “gang”. This would also go on to help The Rock immensely and the nation is what helped his career take off. Also I think the biker gimmicks of DOA was a predecessor to “Biker Taker”.

[@kingofkings69ner]

I wouldn't really call D Generation X a stable until the Raw after WrestleMania 14

[@MiamiSunrise]

At 17:55 you mention that Sniper and Recon formed a tag team that basically dissapeared as soon as they were created. I have a memory of seeing a tag team from years ago right towards the end of the Gang Wars on Shotgun Saturday Night and for years I havent been able to find them online or anywhere else. The mystery has been solved, they were called "Armageddon" thanks to this video. A match and likely just about the only one they ever had under this moniker is on DailyMotion. It can be found by searching quebecers vs. armageddon. Thanks Wrestling Bios for helping me solve that long time memory.

[@WrecklessEating]

I always loved this era. The idea is really fun. Wish they would try it again now a days.

[@primusvsunicron1]

WWE did tease The Nexus vs The Corre

[@cempompluhn1319]

AEW

[@tafua_a]

Except maybe this time with factions that are actually over

[@kishore16966]

The popularity of gang wars in wwf can be seen in schools back in the day❤️... NOD & DX were my favs

[@thedooktroops5608]

“Not only were we, the shady trouble makers, definitely not the guys who wrecked your locker room, because that was totally the do goodies who aren’t known to partake in such shenanigans, but we totally also definitely heard those do-gooders totally definitely say the n-word while they were doing it, totally for sure!” - Classic late 90’s WWF writing 😂😂😂

[@gazeunderthesunmusic]

However it did paved the way the Attitude Era

[@nextgreatmedia3552]

Okay that was officially the dopest open! Your custom songs are so tight

[@cherishpotluri957]

Man, so DOA were the OG Aces and Eights?😂😂😂

[@netoman708]

That music in the beginning made me laugh harder than i needed to lol

[@alfredlinquist9122]

"Raw ended with a brawl between the Headbangers, the Godwins and the Truth Commission". I'm gonna take a shot in the dark, and guess that Nitro wins this week on Reliving the War.

[@LakeInTheDarkProductions]

When you think wrestling stables. Think Cox....

[@antspats]

This has been my favorite channel for a month now. I’m a special ed teacher in a rough area and your content is amazing. Wish u upload everyday!

[@whocares8584]

I think gang wars was just another 1 of those things that started off good & had so much potential but in the end wwe let fans down just like the invasion angle. Now I know war games was a wcw thing but I think wwe could've came up with a similar match just change a few things & call it a different name kinda how tna copied MITB with their fight or fired match or more recently and obvious is the aew blood & guts being a war games rip off. Anyways they couldve done that even call it a gang wars match. 4 vs 4 vs 4 Los Boricuas vs DOA vs Nation vs Truth commission. The difference being that unlike war games where 1st team to get a pin or submission & no falls until all guys are in they couldve done a last man/team standing & falls count rt from the beginning that way the rings don't get too full. Basically a war games & elimination chamber hybrid start of with 4 guys 1 from each team then interval entrances with eliminations here & there of the weaker guys like truth commission except Kerrigan & los boricuas except savio & they could even have only crush survive for DOA Have team up vs the nation since none of them got eliminated then they each imitate 1 memember leaving the 4 leaders til the end

[@matthewsales8983]

I love you, man. Haha you have reinvigorated my passion for wrestling. Thank you for that :)

[@joekerr2348]

Did I just see Ahmed hobble around because he literally powerbomb a DOA member onto his own damn legs?

[@psuley1977]

Good lord that thumbnail 😆 How was there actually a stable where Brian Lee was the best wrestler? Great stuff as always

[@tableofkingz1700]

Undertaker ministry of darkness was the scariest combination of wrestlers

[@Michael_800]

Sniper looks like Bret Hart and the Undertaker hooked up: 8:46

[@MidnightCherryTV]

I watch all your vides but don't comment often, but that Toy Soliders remix at the beginning. great.

[@B90J]

The only video so far thats made me really wanna play warzone...

[@user-iw3dh6el2x]

For me 1997 was the best wrestling year.

[@tonystyles21]

It was

[@ziahamm1603]

Agreed. That year in wrestling just had so much awesomeness in both WWF and WCW and we saw the genesis of so many things that became iconic in wrestling

[@jmo8391]

Awesome videos. Brings back memories! Makes you appreciate the work these guys have put through the years

[@jamminmusicman]

Awesome video man ... I loved the gang wars of ' 97 😎💪💥💯

[@joeblow-slaboney1428]

The music remixes on the intro are always great. Another great video

[@kinglord7707]

That Nation of Domination theme remix with Martika Toy Soldiers is off the chain LOL

[@risboturbide9396]

Yeeah! DOA was my favorite gang; thank you for the great thumbnail picture!

[@jaimeperez8486]

Excellent video, thanks!

[@brudog56]

I absolutely love your content! So well researched and presented in an entertaining way. I think WWF 1997 in and of itself would be a really interesting case study. If you watch a show from the beginning of that year, it’s unrecognizable as compared to a show from Dec ‘97. So much changed from both a presentation & talent perspective

[@MrCjmw0980]

I love what you choose to do your videos on. Especially with the attitude era aspect. Keep up the amazing work!! 👍👍

[@lennyschneider674]

Watching wrestling at that time I do remember "not caring" about the mid card factions. Love your videos

[@timothylee988]

Great Video!!!!! Thank You Great work !!!!!

[@LongLiveRockAnRoll]

I'd love to see an in depth look at the DX/Nation rivalry of 1998. That was one of my favourite parts of the attitude era.

[@deathsnitemaresinfullust2269]

Haa! 6:37 That is one Hairy SOB if i've ever seen one. 😆 Another really good video by the way.👍

[@bubhunt420mfr]

Damn.....

[@romello4913]

Awww man this is dope subject for a video. Great work bro

[@WhiteOutEntertainment781]

Who ever does your intro mixes is great... and if it's you doing the mixes as well, then kudos to you! Never miss a upload!

[@approx4ft]

Your intro song mix is spot on; real good

[@tylervarney7999]

Great content brother.. always a joy

[@greyjedi6430]

Love the content as usual bruh was nice seeing Bret attack Shawn . Belfast loves ya

[@DARC-87]

The fact you put yourself through the Gang Wars portion of WWF television is self torture. But thank you! 😆

[@langdog89]

Dude, you're bring back things I forgot from my childhood. I had to dig out my 2 boxes worth of stuff from the 90s cuz of these videos.

[@morgansalgat375]

every video u do is great brother, but this was a brilliant topic and very well done! huge fan of ur work keep it up! i look 4ward to every upload

[@AGxAG]

Excellent!! I just love this channel,it's so fuckn good!!

[@AskAdam28]

Another great review by WB!! I always share your videos on my Facebook page, as many of us are HUGE wrestling fans - especially since one of them hasn't watched wrestling or WWE since 1995. Your videos make a great recap of much of the things he's missed since then - so a big THANK YOU from me on that one. PS: That opening and closing theme is absolutely amazing - did you mix it yourself? NOD + Martika (1988)! Good job!

[@ToyKennections]

Good idea to cover this topic, as we dont hear much about it these days. Love the "toy soldiers" intro and outro, lol.

[@docspopreviews4395]

Another great video that takes me back to my childhood.

[@jaredquinney204]

Awesome video

[@LBastone]

I loved this angle back in 97!

[@jermainedasilva2876]

Another excellent remix. Intro had me movin.

[@coryshannon3815]

Seeing the small little clip of the Oddities debut (with the Howard Stern people) reminds me of how, for a crappy gimmick and stable, the Oddities were big time over with the crowd. It makes me interested and excited for the possibility of a Wrestling Bios video on the Oddities.

[@chriswhiteauditions]

Man, I totally forgot about the Truth Commission. @WrestlingBios you are doing The Lord's work by reminding us of different aspects of pro wrestling's golden era. You are appreciated!

[@josephgrace5955]

I always felt D.O.A could of gotten a solid reboot centered around Undertaker when he cut his hair and went all “Big Evil” heel Taker.

[@stevebarnes4805]

If that version of Taker, had been around in 1997... legendary faction

[@josephgrace5955]

@Zach your contribution to this conversation was staggering and absolutely needed and in no way made you look like a asshole 😊

[@Jasondirt]

This is what I am asking for. Glad to see it thank you. The gang wars was by far my favorite time of the wwf

[@lowbudgetcomicsthings7068]

Loved the gang warfare year. It was just like how it was on the street in NYC without guns

[@kylereece1979]

I have memories of an episode of Raw, watching it in my friends house inwhich, somebody in the audience seemed to be defiantly and proudly holding a sign over his head that read "Kurgan is my Father". I cant remember when it was exactly, other than I laughed and laughed at it! I loved this video. Brilliantly looking back at a somewhat forgotten series of events and fueds. I enjoyed the Gang Wars at the time, and so much good stuff came from it, be it the Rocks ascent, or anything really to do with Hart Foundation and DX. All that stuff was Gold!

[@NickTaylorRickPowers]

I can't believe they didn't get the one man gang for this

[@bisquit48]

Classic

[@synful_symphony8836]

i actually like the DOA and the Truth Commission didn't get real popular until they were repackaged as The Oddities " best stable of the 90's "

[@jodytahoe4242]

I love this channel.

[@TheKingmagger]

Great work as always. How about a Nation vs DX ‘98 vid?

[@jerriwell2914]

Intro is fire. Love it.