The Many Faces Of Kevin Nash Ranked - From Worst To Best

19. Returning Babyface (2003)

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There wasn't much about 2003 Monday Night Raw that was a good look, with Kevin Nash's muddled post-WrestleMania as much part of the problem as Triple H's stranglehold on the World Heavyweight Championship. Returning as a unidentified Nash/Diesel hybrid, Big Kev had 'Big Daddy' slapped across his chest but his real name and a cheap 'Diesel Blues' knock-off signalling his entrance. This worst-of-both-worlds version main evented three pay-per-views with 'The Game' and still couldn't take his title - it was about the only time he felt like a regular member of the roster.

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