Thread: The nWo: Did the positives outweigh the negatives?
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Old 08-20-2014, 07:11 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by hb2k View Post
The nWo specifically, the angle itself. Monday Night War did have long term ramifications, but in the world of it's contribution to WCW's success and failure, which outweigh's which?
It was both, its success was only possible thanks to the hotshotting but that was also an unsubstainable buisness model. How the WWE has manged to survive is beyond me but its impact has been disasterous. The entire landscape of wrestling has changed and not for the better. Just needed to give your main events away on free TV every week alone has been crippling.

The NWO? As a unit they were a monster heel faction. Likely the greatest or second greatest of all time. the only negitive impact they had was not being able to drop WCW entirely and listening to the ego inside the NWO was the death of it. But thats a flaw of the office not NWO.
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