They remained influential with different promotions, but there was a big chance to bring them together for a major storyline. After WWE’s purchase of WCW, the nWo debuted in the Stamford-based promotion in 2002.
After Hulk Hogan left the group and Scott Hall departed the company, there was still a chance to put Nash, Michaels, Triple H, and Waltman together. Nash and Waltman were already part of the new nWo, and a returning Shawn Michaels joined them soon. With HHH being the final piece of the puzzle, it appeared that Kliq would become a reality on WWE TV. However, things took a drastic turn.
Speaking on the Kliq This podcast, Hall of Famer…
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