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However, during that time the two would go on to hold gold both individually but not together. Syxx would hold the WCW Cruiserweight TItle and Hall would capture the WCW United States Title. Both would team together sporadically throughout the year trying to capture Tag Team gold.









Syxx, Scott Hall, Kevin Nash and a lot of other performers would represent the New World Order. These three made up the main clique if you will. They had been the source of anger for WCW brass and went up against a "Super Group" at Slamboree in '97.













Syxx and Hall would continue to be impressive. Syxx would fill in when Kevin Nash just wasn't available or was out with a quad injury. Their comfort in the ring always showed through. I prefer The Outsiders, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall over the combination of Hall and Syxx but it's a really close second. Syxx is one hell of a Tag Team wrestler.

















The Steiner Brothers were the target. They held the WCW Tag Team Titles and the New World Order wanted them. Syxx and Scott Hall got their shot on an episode of WCW Monday Nitro in late '97.









Shortly afterword Waltman would suffer a neck injury and be fired by FedEx from World Championship Wrestling. He would rejoin his friends in the World Wrestling Federation. The Attitude Era was in full swing. "Stone Cold" Steve Austin had just beaten Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemania XIV for the WWF World Heavyweight Title. The next night on Monday Night RAW, D-Generation X cut a promo and introduced X-Pac into the group.









Strangely, X-Pac would call for his friends Kevin Nash and Scott Hall to be "freed" from WCW. DX would even try to kick off an angle that saw them invading WCW perhaps to "save" Razor and Diesel. Unfortunately it would be a couple of years before Sean Waltman and Scott Hall could share the ring again.



