My guess is that they were offered a really nice payday to come in. Eric Bischoff was spending money like water during that period so he may have just paid them so well they went along with whatever he said and cashed the checks. I was hoping they might get one more hot run, but it just didn't pan out. I remember seeing them in the ring with Harlem Heat, Public Enemy, the Horsemen, Faces of Fear, Scott Norton & Ice Train, and the Nasty Boys when they came back, but they always were always booked on the short end of the match.  
 
Ricky Morton also wrestled Jeff Jarrett in a singles match in one of Jarrett's early Nitro appearances.

I am sure it was a good payday for them and that is why they came in as ATM Eric was spending left and right. It is a shame they never got booked to do a program with a certain team but then again it was WCW and it was total confusion at the time. I would have love to have seen a series with them and The Horsemen as that would have been a good series to relive.

I read in Pro Wrestling Torch some arena results from around March, 1996 and then in July 1996 and they were listed in some results as being participants in some 3 team and 4 team matches with the American Males, Public Enemy, and Nasty Boys. These matches were listed as taking place in South Carolina I believe.

I would love to get a copy of theat on DVD. Send me a PM if you are interested in making a deal.

What show did they wrestle the armstrongs ?

Quote from rycer23 on Apr 30^th, 2008, 4:19pm:

 
I dunno, by that stage in their careers the RnR's couldn't really expect much more