10 Things WWE Fans Need To Know About The Rascalz/MSK
3. Nash Carter Portrayed Suicide
For those who don't know, Suicide was a video game character, at least at the beginning. Initially created for the TNA Impact! video game in 2008, this masked Lucha wrestler went on to make a real-life TNA debut and has since been portrayed by a lineage of wrestlers.
During his strange and complicated run across the breadth of TNA/Impact Wrestling's timeline, Suicide was played by the likes of Frankie Kazarian, T. J. Perkins and Caleb Konley. Nash Carter, eventually took on the role in 2020.
It's easy for Carter's tenure as the character to get lost in the archives and will probably be overlooked in future documentations. He played Suicide on fleeting occasions in full costume, between February and November of 2020, WHILST carrying his Rascalz gimmick. Confusing? You bet!
As Suicide, he took on Impact wrestlers such as Larry D, Johnny Swinger and Nate Bock. He also tag-teamed alongside Suicide's alter-ego, Manik, which is basically the same as Bray Wyatt and The Fiend somehow walking down to the ring together... if you can imagine that.
All good fun.