10 Times Kevin Nash Was The Absolute Best

3. TNA

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Does the Impact Zone even hold 29,000 pops?

"It did that night."

What a joyous experience the marriage between TNA and a Kevin Nash in comedic career-form was. Starting life in Orlando as one of Jeff Jarrett's Kings Of Wrestling group (Elvis jumpsuit included), he sardonically mocked (and aimed to "destroy") the X Division as a way to earnestly try and get the ailing flyers over. This included mocking the very notion of high spots while talking up his WWE achievements with such grandiose absurdity that even his friends were left confused with what the f*ck he was up to.

Through his Paparazzi Productions vehicle alongside Alex Shelley and Johnny Devine, he ripped the piss out of himself and his legacy in a mockumentary style eventually borrowed and perfected on Being The Elite. The run helped mould Shelley and Sabin into the Motor City Machine Guns and Jay Lethal into Black Machismo, resulting in 'Dr Nash' advising Kurt Angle and eventually the two becoming founder members of the Main Event Mafia.

Between that and the ill-fated attempt and squeezing juice from the New World Order fruit with The Band, Nash's final days weren't as loaded with gags as 'Big Sexy' probably would have appreciated. Apart from the night TNA gave the Main Event Mafia a Lemon...

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