BWo

The Blue World Order (bWo) was formerly a stable in ECW in 1997. The group was mainly a parody of the nWo, and its primary colors were blue and white. The bWo reunited in 2005 at World Wrestling Entertainment's ECW reunion show, ECW One Night Stand, coming to the ring before the Dudley Boyz versus Tommy Dreamer & The Sandman match.

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On July 7th, 2005, the bWo reunited once again this time to confront JBL (since JBL sought out The Blue Meanie and punched him repeatedly "shoot" style after The Blue Meanie called JBL a "Backstage Bully", causing Meanie to tear some recent stitches and bleed at ECW One Night Stand). This led to a Blue Meanie vs. JBL match which Blue Meanie won when Batista ran in and gave a spinebuster to JBL and threw an out of it Meanie on top of JBL. Stevie Richards delivered a nasty chairshot to JBL during the match that appeared to bust JBL open hardway.

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Recently the bWo challenged The Mexicools to a match at the WWE PPV The Great American Bash, with Stevie Richards saying the bWo was tired of the Mexicools interfering in people's matches because "We invented that!". They even drove into the ring on Big Wheels to parody the Mexicools' usual ring entrance on John Deere lawnmowers. The bWo lost the match, however, when Super Crazy hit a moonsault and Psicosis hit the guillotine legdrop on Big Stevie Cool for the win.

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As the month of July ended, the bWo faded from the scene. Stevie Richards went back to his old gimmick, as did Hollywood Nova (Simon Dean). Blue Meanie was never officially contracted by the WWE. It appeared that the bWo had ended their last run. They may be gone, but certainly not forgotten for the old ECW days.

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