Four Horsemen

[7.0] "I loved how this version of the Four Horseman first came together with Brian Pillman's most well remembered heel turn where he becomes the loose cannon and it appeared Arn Anderson had turned on his long time friend Ric Flair and he becomes allies with Sting in order to take them on only for it all to be a big ruse as they all attacked Sting to come together. That was brilliant stuff. It was short lived though with Pillman leaving the company after a few months. Benoit was a solid addition, but didn't feature very prominently within the group. The highlight without a doubt was the Flair and Savage rivalry that resulted in a hot storyline where Elizabeth betrays Savage and they drove him insane by spending his money. The lowest point unfortunately was their alliance with the Dungeon of Doom and that horrible Doomsday Cage match where Hogan buried every heel in sight!"

[10.0] "This iteration of the Four Horsemen is actually my favorite version. Packed full of some of the greatest wrestlers in history. The most charismatic group I think they have ever had, especially with Brian Pillman. Just some of my favorite stuff I saw when I went back and watched all of Nitro and old WCW stuff."

[8.0] "This version of the Horseman has been a treat to watch on Nitro, I hate that they associate with the Dungeon of Doom so much but it did lead to Pillman being iconic as hell. Chris Benoit didn't feel fully associated until Flair won the title again, it felt like only three them were present at times."