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#4 Disco Inferno
Clearly associated with the nWo Wolfpac during one of the best eras of his career, there seems to be some debate as to whether or not Disco Inferno ever was an official member of the group. However, considering he is included on a list of Wolfpac members on Wikipedia, we’re including him as a part of this list.
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A big success in the wrestling business during his lengthy career, Disco’s comedic and in-ring skills led to him being a featured WCW performer for several years. Respected enough by his peers that he eventually began to accompany nWo members like Kevin Nash to the ring, Disco wound up wearing the red and black of the Wolfpac.
Still, a very busy man today, Disco works in a Vegas nightclub and is a regular on podcasts hosted by Vince Russo and Konnan. On top of that, after several years away from wrestling television, he made his Impact Wrestling return during the 2018 Thanksgiving episode and ended up wearing their turkey suit in a memorable moment.
