He tells Nick Patrick to watch Jericho and the hair-pulling. Solid.īoth men lock up, but Chono quickly fights out. The ring announcer says that Jericho is “Somewhere North of the Border” and that Chono is “The Man From Japan”. Bischoff and Dibiase are dawning the leather jackets and they are just too cool on this show. They say it’s Souled Out and that it’s time to get the show on the road before formally introducing the announcers. Hogan, Hall, and Nash are on the video screen and talk about the show tonight. The pyro goes off, and we are joined by the announcers for the night, Eric Bischoff and Ted Dibiase. They say they don’t care about the rules and that everyone that stands in their way will be destroyed.īischoff is in the entranceway and is standing on a podium as we are welcomed to the show. There is a video package with Bischoff saying The NWO is in control and having other members of the group saying that WCW sucks.
There were interviews with Eric Bischoff saying that he wanted The NWO to be an entire brand on its own, so from that standpoint, I guess I see why so many guys were involved. I will also point out that there are about 15-20 in the faction at this point, and it was starting to get overcrowded. No disrespect to anyone in Iowa, of course. I will just say I can’t believe they selected Iowa of all places for a show like this. The trucks have NWO flags on them and they are accompanied by a police escort. The show opens with a black and white visual with garbage trucks coming down the street that has all the NWO guys aboard. Will this event follow the lead of Starrcade and be an above-average outing? Let’s find out! NWO Souled Out Souled Out also marks the first, and only show, fully under the “NWO” banner, and will feature an NWO aesthetic along with NWO announcers and Nick Patrick being the sole referee for the night. You can read about that show and all the other ones we have covered here. The lasting image of that show was The Giant wondering when he would get his title shot after winning The World War 3 Battle Royal. Roddy Piper, which wasn’t a fantastic match, but served a purpose. It was headlined by “Hollywood” Hogan vs. We just covered WCW Starrcade 1996, which was a solid show with some great undercard matches. Welcome back to the TJRwrestling retro reviews where we are breaking down every WCW Pay-Per-View during the “Monday Night War” Era.
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