When it came to his in-ring performances, Kevin Nash had a reputation among his peers for phoning it in, earning him the derisive nickname. Even his former boss got it on it, as Eric Bischoff called him out for it in his book Controversy Creates Cash, and Scott Steiner used the name in a promo. In a business where guys go out and legitimately injure themselves to get a reaction from the crowd and put 100% into every match, it was obviously frustrating that someone of Nash's stature could get over on genetics, drawing larger reactions than many of his detractors for doing far less. Nash claims to be unfazed by the criticism, citing the money he's made in the business, and made this statement: If you asked me if I could have the career of a critically-acclaimed actor or be Sylvester Stallone, Im going with Stallone, he added. I want to be that guy that brings in the blockbuster money. And he definitely did that. Which brings us to our next point...
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