Nash Turned Down HBK Angle In WWE To Stay In TNA

[Kyle]

I've always been a big Kevin Nash fan, one day he'll return back to the WWE... but it'll be doing a cameo type appearance at special shows or the Hall of Fame or whatnot. I think though, he should finish out his wrestling career in TNA. I wouldn't want to see him get seriously injured working a full time WWE schedule.

~Kyle

[hollywood]

Seeing Nash trip and fall approximatly 3 seconds into his much hyped WWE Return Match would be pretty entertaining, though. I mean, it was the first time.

[King of Fighters]

Oct 28, 2008 19:20:20 GMT -5 @derrtaysouth95 said:

Oct 27, 2008 18:20:09 GMT -5 King of Fighters said:

Why the hell should he be in the E?

for the exact same reason I'm glad Hogan didn't end up doing anything with TNA. He's better & bigger than TNA.

TNA can keep Angle...he's ungrateful to WWE and is chancing his life. Booker T was semi-important in WCW.....nothing special elsewhere unless in a tag team situation. And then we come to Sting. He was the boy of WCW. He is taking the big bucks from TNA and doing them no favors. TNA is paying him far too much. If he wants a contract like that, he needs to bite the bullet and go to WWE or Japan. TNA shouldn't be paying out a contract like his....especially considering what they get in return.

You haven't been watching TNA at all for the past few weeks have you?

[Mozenrath]

Nov 1, 2008 12:46:29 GMT -5 King of Fighters said:

Oct 28, 2008 19:20:20 GMT -5 @derrtaysouth95 said:

for the exact same reason I'm glad Hogan didn't end up doing anything with TNA. He's better & bigger than TNA.

TNA can keep Angle...he's ungrateful to WWE and is chancing his life. Booker T was semi-important in WCW.....nothing special elsewhere unless in a tag team situation. And then we come to Sting. He was the boy of WCW. He is taking the big bucks from TNA and doing them no favors. TNA is paying him far too much. If he wants a contract like that, he needs to bite the bullet and go to WWE or Japan. TNA shouldn't be paying out a contract like his....especially considering what they get in return.

You haven't been watching TNA at all for the past few weeks have you?

I'll agree with you, Sting is doing pretty good as of late.

[derrtaysouth95]

Nov 1, 2008 12:50:23 GMT -5 Mozenrath said:

Nov 1, 2008 12:46:29 GMT -5 King of Fighters said:

You haven't been watching TNA at all for the past few weeks have you?

I'll agree with you, Sting is doing pretty good as of late.

I've been watching. For the past 2 months actually. the MEM angle is interesting....took a massive shot in the right direction with Steiner joining them.

but where was Sting before he came back for this storyline about REE-SPEKT? Sitting at home...collecting a check....that is for far more than he is worth. He should feel bad taking a contract that high from TNA knowing their financial situations.

[Mozenrath]

Nov 1, 2008 12:53:22 GMT -5 @derrtaysouth95 said:

Nov 1, 2008 12:50:23 GMT -5 Mozenrath said:

I'll agree with you, Sting is doing pretty good as of late.

I've been watching. For the past 2 months actually. the MEM angle is interesting....took a massive shot in the right direction with Steiner joining them.

but where was Sting before he came back for this storyline about REE-SPEKT? Sitting at home...collecting a check....that is for far more than he is worth. He should feel bad taking a contract that high from TNA knowing their financial situations.

I'll agree, he did get a lot to not do much, but I don't know about feeling bad about it. Maybe that's going a bit far.

[comahan]

Nov 1, 2008 12:53:22 GMT -5 @derrtaysouth95 said:

Nov 1, 2008 12:50:23 GMT -5 Mozenrath said:

I'll agree with you, Sting is doing pretty good as of late.

He should feel bad taking a contract that high from TNA knowing their financial situations.

As far as I know, Spike pays a large chunk of his deal, so its not like he's bleeding TNA for a ton of money they dont have.

[Mozenrath]

Plus, it's not like stuff like the Sting DVDs didn't give TNA a boost when they weren't really moving that much merchandise.

[spacepope316]

I cant see a business savvy guy like Vince McMahon wanting to pay for an in ring Nash again even with his friends Michaels and Triple H there. However he might have made a good replacement for Adamle.

I think Michaels to TNA wont ever happen as he knows where his bread is buttered and will be getting a bigger send off than Flair did when he does retire. Along with a legends/hof contract probably a commentary job.

[repomark]

For selfish reasons, I would have liked to have seen him as Big Daddy Cool for one more run in WWE. I can totally understand his decision though.

[strykerdarksilence]

Oct 27, 2008 0:41:12 GMT -5 Mozenrath said:

Oct 26, 2008 23:41:59 GMT -5 Dave at the Movies said:

I'd like to see him stay in TNA and help them out. I have liked everything he has done so far. I just hope he doesn't wrestle too much in this new stable though. He is going to get reinjured for sure. I mean this is the guy who tore his quad walking across the ring. LOL

That's because he was usually relying on a knee pad, as he was probably hurt for years, but that night his knee pad was missing.

Because Stryker stole it.

SHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!! I've slipped under the radar so far

Personal feelings towards the man aside, TNA is the best place for Nash, WWE would be too much of a schedule, and it would be detrimental to the man and his family.

Selfishly I'm glad he's stayed in TNA. I enjoy watching WWE's three shows and Impact and all their PPVs I can, but Nash is one of a few guys who makes me switch the channel, as it more than well documented on the forum, and it means I'll only have to miss part of Impact, rather than part of RAW which comes higher on my watching priorities.