"Who Killed WCW?" examines the rise & fall of World Championship Wrestling. Watch June 4 at 10P ET. | VICE TV

On September 14, 1997 WCW’s 5th annual “Fall Brawl: War Games” took place in front of 11,939 fans at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The main event was a “WarGames Match” featuring The nWo (Buff Bagwell, Kevin Nash, Syxx & Konnan) taking on The Four Horsemen (Chris Benoit, Steve McMichael, Ric Flair & Curt Hennig). Flair would officially disband The Horsemen on September 29, 1997, and they went their separate ways. The last incarnation came in Septe

On September 14, 1997 the 5th annual WCW Fall Brawl: War Games took place in front of 11,939 fans at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Take a look back to the opening match as Chris Jericho puts his WCW Cruiserweight Championship on the line against Eddie Guerrero. | Davenport Sports Network

On November 23, 1997 WCW’s third annual World War 3 took place in front of 17,128 fans at The Palace of Auburn Hills in Auburn Hills, Michigan. The main event was the traditional World War 3 battle royal, in which the winner would receive a future title shot at the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. Scott Hall won by last eliminating The Giant. WCW World Heavyweight Champion Hollywood Hogan was also a participant in the match, who joined the match for himself to prevent anyone from getting the

WCW vs. nWo: World Tour this to me was the 2nd best wcw wrestling game ever made behing Revenge these games were extremely addictive and could take up hours of your day!!!! Mash Mash Mash!!!! | Retro-Entertainment TV

ON THIS DAY in 1996, the nWo takeover was in full effect on WCW Monday Nitro... | WWE Network