After the match, Nash came out and attacked Patrick, for all intents, and purposes, kicking him out of the nWo. Later that evening, Patrick served as referee for the main event match between nWo member Randy Savage and Diamond Dallas Page, counting a proper pin for Page. When Nash refused, both Patrick and DiBiase left to get help for Steiner. Fellow nWo associate, Ted DiBiase, also had a change of heart and attempted, with Patrick, to get Nash to stop. Patrick had a change of heart and attempted to get Nash to stop. After the match, Nash kept performing the maneuver on Steiner. Nash covered an unconscious Steiner and Patrick quickly counted to three, awarding the contest to Nash. During the match, Nash removed the padding over the turnbuckle and dropped Steiner's face on it. Nash was allowed to appoint a referee and he chose Patrick. Due to out-of-ring attacks and such, combined with Hall failing to show for the event, the title match eventually became a singles match between Nash and Rick Steiner. Scott Hall and Kevin Nash were scheduled to defend the WCW World Tag Team Title against The Steiner Brothers. His nWo tenure came to an end at Spring Stampede 1997. Patrick's biggest night with the nWo was refereeing every single match on the nWo Souled Out pay-per-view on Januin Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Jericho had one arm tied behind his back and still defeated Patrick. Because of this, he was forced into a match against Chris Jericho at the World War 3 pay-per-view on Novemin Norfolk, Virginia. He would allow the nWo wrestlers to cheat and he would show a clear bias towards the nWo. When the nWo formed in 1996, he joined and became their official referee. He eventually moved up to become the Senior Referee in WCW. He was a referee in the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA)'s Georgia Championship Wrestling starting in 1980, then moved on to Jim Crockett Promotions and was retained when they became World Championship Wrestling (WCW). Career Georgia Championship Wrestling/Jim Crockett Promotions/World Championship Wrestling (1980–2001) Hamilton became a referee because of his love for the sport, using the name Nick Patrick to make a name for himself without his father's help.
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He grew up wanting to become a professional wrestler, but a knee injury ended his wrestling career very early.
Hamilton is the son of wrestling legend The Assassin, who is better known in the wrestling industry as Jody Hamilton. He has also served as head referee for former WWE developmental territory Deep South Wrestling until that company's closing, and is former head referee for Florida Championship Wrestling.
He is a former referee for World Championship Wrestling and World Wrestling Entertainment. (born November 9, 1959), better known by his ring name Nick Patrick, is a retired American professional wrestling referee. Nick Patrick during his time as a referee for WWE's SmackDown brand
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