#NWO SOULED OUT 1997 VHS COVER PRO#
#NWO SOULED OUT 1997 VHS COVER PROFESSIONAL#

Whatever the case may be, this match was entertaining, and the crowd ate it up. Remember, the WWE forced him to not only change his style, but also retrain in OVW after his stellar year in 2000. I suggest watching all of the matches that The Giant had in WCW because he works very differently than when he was in WWE. Hogan fought the Giant to a really cool match. Guerrero taking bumps like crazy was interesting, and overall this match was absolutely a show stopper. SyxxвЂ™s heel kick from the top of the ladder is worth the price of admission alone. I know itвЂ™s not as high flying as some of the more recent ladder matches, but for 1997, this was an incredible match, with a lot of pain involved. This is a five star classic if you ask me.

Guerrero and Syxx put on a showcase of some serious talent. That didnвЂ™t matter, the match got the crowd going, and the title change was a great option, even if it was only one night. There were a few good spots, but overall, the Steiners had little to work with out of Hall and Nash.

Hall and Nash were not really working hard in their matches in WCW, at least not every single time they tagged together. Scott was going to turn into Big Poppa Pump soon, but before that, the Steiners put on a nice match with The Outsiders. The Steiner Brothers were getting a bit older here, and it showed. This was stupid, and really broke up the flow of the show. This was lame, and everyone involved said it was lame in shoot interviews. Throughout the show there was a showcase of middle-age women that were going to be Miss New World Order. This match was hard hitting, and DDP did his best to entertain the crowd, but Norton wasnвЂ™t selling nearly as much, and well, he would eventually win. Oh, this match was cool, hard hitting, and back and forth, but in the end Riggs would lose to Buff. Riggs would be a glorified jobber on WCW television until then. Buff joined the New World Order and Riggs wouldnвЂ™t get much of a push until he got involved in a feud with Raven towards November of 1997. The American Males were no longer and the two were feuding as a result. This is a significant match because Riggs and Bagwell were separating. A standard wrestling match, with nothing too grand to report here. The fans didnвЂ™t care for either one of these guys, and honestly, neither did I. This match was fun, under 10 minutes, hard hitting, fast moving, and interesting to watch, but nothing too grand on the line. Not only that, Hugh Morris had one of the best moonsaults in the industry. IвЂ™m always surprised by how athletic Big Bubba was. A decent opener, but Chono got the big win for NWO Japan.

There were a few moments where you could tell Jericho and Chono had a language gap, and you could feel the pain that Jericho was getting into for this one. Jericho was fighting against ChonoвЂ™s strong style, and it was definitely stiff. They had talent come through to face off against their homegrown talent, and this was one of those matches.

#NWO SOULED OUT 1997 VHS COVER PRO#

Hollywood Hogan fought The Giant to a no contest in the WCW World Championship MatchДЄt the time, WCW had a partnership with New Japan Pro Wrestling. The Steiner Brothers defeated The Outsiders for the WCW World Tag Team ChampionshipД®ddie Guerrero defeated Syxx in a ladder match for the WCW Light Heavyweight Championship Scott Norton defeated Diamond Dallas Page via Countout With that in mind, letвЂ™s consider the matches, and a review of this big event.Д«ig Bubba Rogers defeated Hugh Morris in a Mexican Death Match The crowd went nuts from time to time, but it wasnвЂ™t as hectic as some other events that would come through in 1997 from WCW< but it still had a good crowd. If you look at the PPV, the venue was absolutely packed, and it was a very cool building to have a show. This event took place on Januand it had an attendance of 5,120. Everything from the mat, the lighting, to the structure of the matches were in favor of the NWO and it was great in my view. The NWO was so big, that they decided to throw Souled Out in January, and the first edition was all New World Order themed. Meanwhile, WCW had been booming with the introduction of the New World Order. The Undertaker, Vader, and several others were caught up in the main event scene, with Wrestlemania 13 going to be a big one that was set up by a lot of frustrating booking. In the WWF at the time, Bret Hart and Stone Cold Steve Austin were getting ready to switch places.

#NWO SOULED OUT 1997 VHS COVER PROFESSIONAL#

In 1997 big changes hit the professional wrestling world.

Nwo souled out 1997 vhs cover