How would you of ended the NWO?

[Savio]

Hmmm i had mine written some where can't find the thread though.

[Savio]

I wished that they would of acutually gave the NWO an ending, Like have Vince come out and say he is fed up with the NWO and if they don't win this next match It'll be the final nail in the coffin. Have X-pac come out and lose to some one (Stone cold maybe?). Vince would then kick X-pac out of the building. Because you shouldn't get rid of a stable after They cleanly win a match.
(I believe X-pac was the last member left right?)

[The CyNick]

I dont think there was a good way to end the WWE version of the NWO because it was NEVER any good.

[Loose Cannon]

I wished that they would of acutually gave the NWO an ending, Like have Vince come out and say he is fed up with the NWO and if they don't win this next match It'll be the final nail in the coffin. Have X-pac come out and lose to some one (Stone cold maybe?). Vince would then kick X-pac out of the building. Because you shouldn't get rid of a stable after They cleanly win a match.
(I believe X-pac was the last member left right?)

Nah, you still had Show, HBK, and X-Pac left. Remember Nash got injured in a six man tag and then Vince ended it the next week.

[Savio]

Nah, you still had Show, HBK, and X-Pac left. Remember Nash got injured in a six man tag and then Vince ended it the next week.
Didn't Raw start off with HHH giving shwan the DX shirt?

[Loose Cannon]

Didn't Raw start off with HHH giving shwan the DX shirt?

Nah, that was a couple of weeks later I think. I remember that because I was on vacation that week and only caught the part where HHH turned on Shawn.

[MVP]

If you're talking about WCW I would've ended it at Road Wild 98 by adding a stipulation to the Goldberg vs. nWo White vs. nWo Wolfpac battle royal which forced both nWo's to split if Goldberg were to win the match, which he did.

[Favre4Ever]

I think the reason why the NWO failed in the WWF was because WCW had already done everything with it, so they were only falling back on old Gimmicks. Hell I would have kept em around, except not have everyone join it. they could still be feuding with Evolution to this day, and that HBK vs. Triple H baloney would have been short lived or more interesting.

[Gerard]

Yeah nwo vs evolution coulda been very interesting to watch. Its been ages since there was a decent "stable" feud in wwe and if booked right (chances :roll: ) that coulda been a really good feud.

[I-Hate-You]

Didn't Raw start off with HHH giving shwan the DX shirt?
X-Pac was released a week before Vengeance. At Vengeance, Triple H joined the RAW brand because HBK asked him to. The night after Vengeance, Bischoff said HBK could be Triple H's manager, HBK said he didn't want to be Triple H's manager. Bischoff said, you're either going to be his manager or else you're out. HBk said, well, I'm out then. He went a got his stuff, Hunter stopped him, said "don't walk out on us like Stone Cold did" and he said come on we'll talk. Later that night, they came out and acted liek they were reforming DX, and then boom Pedigree. Hunter came out the next week and said that all he wanted was for HBK to be his manager, etc. The interview stopped when he saw HBK got his head smashed into a car window.

[Rob]

As far as WCW goes, I would have never ended it because once it got hot, I wouldn't have milked it to death.

[The Mackem]

What is your fascination with Hulk Hogan's udders?

[Mr. Nerfect]

I probably would have had it end after Michaels left to "reform" DX, and have X-Pac try to continue it as leader, but Big Show just laughing at his attempt to sound cool and powerful, so he quits leaving X-Pac alone with the gimmick. Who knows, amybe X-Pac as the only member of a stable could be interesting? :-\

[Mayo]

I would bring back Scott Hall who would need to take a breathalyzer test before each show, make Kevin Nash stretch thoroughly before every match, and let Hogan and HHH duke it out for backstage President.

[Nowhere Man]

I would've ended it at Starrcade '97 with Sting winning over Hogan (without the shady finish), and never resurrected it. I know the nWo was a pretty hot commodity, especially in '98 when the Wolfpac becam a huge hit, but in the long run, the nWo's constant thrashing of the WCW talent did a huge blow to the company.

After watching nWo beat WCW over and over and over, making their biggest stars either join up or look like total losers, the only way to beat the nWo was with another nWo. And after that ended, who the hell cared about WCW? They were constantly made out to be second-rate losers, so that's the way the crowd saw them until the day they died.

I would've kept Hogan as Hollywood for a while longer, and had Nash and Hall stay as the Outsiders, but Sting's win should have been the final definitive victory for WCW.

EDIT: Then again, considering how successful the nWo angle was, I doubt I'd be able to preserve my creative integrity in the face of all those dollar signs.

[Batsu]

Simple. The same way it should have ended before.

Hall and Nash get pissed off with Hogan taking all the spoils of the nWo's handiwork...so they both give Hogan the F.U. thus ending the nWo.

[Wondermouse]

But... everyone seems pissed when Cena does the FU. Why should Hall and Nash have done it?

[LK]

To make the nWo ending interesting then I would have to book the whole thing straight from the beginning. So dissappointing the way that the angle was handled particularly after Vince cut those great promos about them.