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FULL DOCUMENTARY: The Kliq Rules | From the Curtain Call to the Hall of Fame

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Shawn Michaels, Triple H, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall and Sean Waltman tell the story of how The Kliq formed, their behind-the-scenes rise to the top of WWE, the infamous Curtain Call at Madison Square Garden and much more in this tell-all documentary!
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20 Comments

@ErikByrge2026 4 months ago

RIP Scott Hall!

@Manican2000 4 months ago

Was happy to be interviewed on this Dvd. First wwe interview i done.

@dashohebein 4 months ago

"Hard work pays off. Dreams Come true. Bad times dont last ... but bad guys do". Thats the best line ever spoken in wrestling history

@marcopolo7768 4 months ago

How great it is when brothers dwell together in unity

@uncleben8012 4 months ago

Razor Ramon was my favorite wrestler back as a kid...rip Scott

@ElBarberoPsicologo 4 months ago

RIP Scott

@SentHere9487 4 months ago

If this wasn't your childhood I feel bad for you son

@Wglass90 4 months ago

These guys changed pro wrestling forever and made my childhood in the 90's, especially Kevin Nash and Scott Hall when they jumped ship to WCW in 96. I'll never forget it. R.I.P. Scott Hall.

@chantelrobertson350 4 months ago (edited)

This was….charming….and witty and and funny.

@90sKidsUnite 4 months ago

I am so glad to see another documentary on this channel! I love watching all of these. Please keep them coming! I'm hoping for the Monday Night Wars documentary series soon!

@bigfest6498 4 months ago

I'll never forget this period of my life because of the Monday night wars. Watching Scott Hall show up during up during Nitro was like a Marvel/DC crossover. The industry was never the same, starting with the curtain call. RIP Scott the bad guy Hall

@KITTYKITSUMHO 4 months ago

This is the first time Razor Ramon is really like this !!!!

Says the WWE !!!!

@PdamAlatte 4 months ago

If you’re over in New York you’re over

@BLT52588 4 months ago

the footage on here is sick

@depekthegreat359 4 months ago

The Kliq Reunion which is ever memorable despite being a bully and I was just two years old when this group was formed,good friends!!!😁

@Speedyreedy1218 4 months ago

Happy 30th anniversary fellas! 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾Miss you chico.

@SanchezLuciano16811 4 months ago

Literally the 30th Anniversary of the Curtain Call. Probably the reason they waited for TODAY to upload it.

@uncleben8012 4 months ago

This era of wrestling was what shaped sooooo many kids into the adults we are now. It's what helps me (a very shy silent person introverted etc.) connect with coworkers fellow adults and many fans. The attitude era,the klique that whole time was what shaped my childhood. Thank you fellas for the memories with my family I will always cherish

@VegasKlNGz 4 months ago

What a time to be alive 1995-99 wrestling was perfection

@asoncalledvoonch2210 4 months ago

38:10

Scott hall said in a RF shoot interview that the idea for him to go through the crowd came from LARRY ZYBSKO and that eric bischoff hated that idea and wanted scott to come down the entrance ramp.
Scott said he decided to take Larry's advice instead and that eric later said it was a good call.

Synopsis: Bischoff never seems to let the truth get in the way of his stories.