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[Superbeast_85]

You could say "well Nash called Jericho "vanilla midget in WCW"" but that'd be perfect. Jericho as a heel, selling out on what he used to be is the exact thing that would set Punk off.

Didn't he call Eddie Guerrero that?

 

[the Albanian viper]

as im watching wwe raw we have heard that Kevin Nash has been re-hired by wwe (John Laurenitis). Now Triple H has just made a match between cm punk and nash for NOC. Now do you the IWC think Kevin Nash can still go? I mean the man is almost or around 50 and hes had 17+ knee surgeries. So as the title says kevin nash rehired good or bad for wwe What do you think?

 

[hatehabsforever]

Kevin Nash "rehired" by WWE is obviously a good move, provided it is done appropriately. If this is a short term thing, as part of the continued elevation of CM Punk, then it is clearly a good thing. However it is all going to play out, with Punk, Cena, Triple H, Nash, Steph, Vince, Laurenitis, etc., it should be good.

However, if they are going to elevate him into the main event scene and keep him there, that would be a bad move. That would be the maneuver for a different company on a different night and station, bringing back '80's and '90's stars to the main event in 2011.

Clearly it is the scenario of the former paragraph, not the latter, so it's all good.

 

[FutureChamp328]

After watching that segment on RAW tonight it's obvious that these two are not going to get along. So where do you all think this is going? Just a lot of arguing? Managing Nash and Punk as they go into their feud? Maybe a match? (Granted Laurinaitis hasn't wrestled since 2001 but stranger things have happened)

Personally I see them taking the management path but I could also see a match between the two. IMO it would be better than anytime Vince would wrestle so why not?

 

[John Cena's Sweatbands]

Depends on what they have planned for the match. I have reservations if even someone as good as Punk can carry a guy ages 40+ with chronic knee problems.

I think it will be a fairly short match with a surprise ending, maybe a run in from someone. There has to be more to this storyline than just Nash, HHH and Laurenitis. Would not surprise me if Sean Waltman made a run in to cost Punk.

Then after that have Nash as simply a mouthpiece. He can still talk a good game so surely something can be done with that.

 

[kidmetal24]

Kevin Nash being rehired by WWE is a bad idea. He is just taking up ring time and the spot light for young guys. His match with Punk at NOC is a freakin joke. Nash is good on the mic but can't perform at the level that other guys can. Miz could easily fill Nash's spot and put on a better show. Give some young guys a chance to perform and get rid of the older guys. That was the issue with TNA or Impact or whatever. All these guys like Steiner, Flair, and even Sting are all close to or over 50 years of age and need to step down and give younger talent a shot. Nash is just taking up space. Punk versus anyone else would be better. I like the storyline they are on but am not a fan of the in ring seniors club performing. WWE is always saying that they try to produce the best product for its fans/customers. I think Miz, Daniel Bryan, or even R Truth would be a better product than Punk vs Nash. This match could be great if Nash were 10 or 15 years younger but always keep this in mind, "Some dream matches are best left in our dreams".

 

[AxAs]

Nash as Madden said on CSR can still put on a better match than most of you give him credit for. Let's face it, eventhough he's older he can put on a better match than Khali eventhough that's not saying much but he's still employed... I'm sure he'll pleasently surprise you all come NoC.

 

[LuChava]

Keep those two dinosaurs in the back. Common man, HHH has headlined enough he needs to know when to step aside and let someone else put asses in seats. In a few more years he will be treading Hogan-esqe territory were it will just be sad to see is old ass trying to look dominant.

 

[FutureChamp328]

Yes, but we all know how Hunter's ego seems to get the better of him. Something is probably gonna happen sooner or later whether it be vs Punk, Nash, or John but that's not the point of this thread. If you read my OP the thread is about where you think HHH and Johnny Ace's apparent tension is heading not bashing my logic and opinion so please stay on topic.

 

[AxAs]

Right... you just said John Laurenitus getting in the ring would be better than anytime Vince has wrestled... So i'm guessing you're either a troll or you've never seen a Vince McMahon match... they're never a clinical Kurt angle level match but they're not awful. And why on earth would you EVER think that Johnny Ace would go in a match againt HHH lmfao.. this is why I go back to once again thinking you're trolling because who would EVER buy that he would last even 30 seconds against one of the best of all time lol.

 

[AxAs]

Keep those two dinosaurs in the back. Common man, HHH has headlined enough he needs to know when to step aside and let someone else put asses in seats. In a few more years he will be treading Hogan-esqe territory were it will just be sad to see is old ass trying to look dominant.

Right so HHH is on the level of Hogan and Flair... right.... SO i'm guessing HHH and Taker's match at WMXXVII was bad right? They're both "dinosaurs" as you say. Get a clue or don't bother wasting people's time on these forums.

 

[Scorpion Eye]

This storyline still has so many possibilities in terms of how its going to go, its hard to predict what will happen next. So as of now, yes, rehiring Nash is a very good idea though I don't want to see him wrestle on a constant basis. I couldn't help but notice that Nash had the old NWO theme as his entrance music at the beginning of RAW tonight. If I remember correctly, last time Nash was in WWE full time, they had a new NWO with Nash and HBK and was trying to recruit HHH. Could this be a continuation of that storyline since, again if I remember correctly, didn't Nash get hurt and then left? Of course I doubt they would actually call themselves NWO, at least I hope not.

I deff see someone getting involved in the HHH vs Punk match but who? Johnny Ace? Steph? Nash? Vince? How about HBK with a superkick "gone wrong" costing Punk the match? Anyone but Xpac please. The craziness continues, deff wasn't expecting that ending to Raw.

 

[HorsemenNo4]

I'd be happy to see him return whether it's part-time or full-time. RAW has a serious lack of star power right now. Looking at the roster, it's full of new talent. That's great for building the future but they need to look right now. A guy like Nash gives the show so more talent and name recognition. It won't be a long time thing, but it gives a guy like CM Punk a way to feud with someone else instead of the same old guys we've seen the past few years.

 

[4realpeoples]

Kevin Nash being "rehired" by WWE is good move.... for now. It's great for the short run. It puts over the Punk/Triple H storyline big time. It adds the depth and possibilities that the storyline is craving. I'm looking forward to seeing where Nash brings this storyline.

 

[streicher187]

When I saw him come to the ring with the NWO music and stand there with Miz / Truth all I could think was we are seeing a new faction being formed with Nash as the teacher role over the group (like flair in evolution) Nash can get his hands dirty every once in a while but allow the group to do most of the fighting..

Miz / Truth / Christian would be a good group, all guys who feel like they are getting the short end of the stick..

 

[FutureChamp328]

Right... you just said John Laurenitus getting in the ring would be better than anytime Vince has wrestled... So i'm guessing you're either a troll or you've never seen a Vince McMahon match... they're never a clinical Kurt angle level match but they're not awful. And why on earth would you EVER think that Johnny Ace would go in a match againt HHH lmfao.. this is why I go back to once again thinking you're trolling because who would EVER buy that he would last even 30 seconds against one of the best of all time lol.

Ok, you need to chill. First off I wasn't trying to compare Johnny Ace and Vince. Although Johnny Ace was an active wrestler from 1986 to 2000 in both NWA and NJPW while at that time Vince was still just promoting and announcing until about the mid 90's but that's another topic entirely.

Second, I never said a PPV match between those two. If it were to happen I think it would probably be on RAW to enhance the current Punk / HHH feud.

Third, I never said Johnny Ace would put on a clinic my logic was if Vince could do it will being the CEO why can't Johnny Ace be in a match.

Finally, I believe you called me a troll but as I see it you never answered my question and all you have done in this thread is bash me and LuChava which would make you the troll. So just assuming you're not a complete moron I'll reiterate the question.

Given the current tension between HHH and Johnny Ace where do you think their apparent rivalry is going. Now either answer or just go away.

 

[OutsidersEdge4]

I'm a big Nash fan, and while even I question bringing him back, bringing him back and then just dropping him before even NOC is a worse move. I have a bad feeling that they have no idea where they're going with this.

 

[TimAH]

Doesnt seem like its working out to me. He looks incredibly unstable like hes super top heavy and very unathletic. His mic work has been awkward at best.

 

[SyStEm0v3r1dE]

personally i belive its great that he was brought back like him or hate him as a preformer he has one of the best minds in the wrestling industry and he is also outstanding on the mic but anyone who knows anything about him knows that he is one of the smartest guys in the industry

 

[Jack-Hammer]

As long as Nash is used properly, his presence in the WWE can be a boon. Nash is one of the biggest stars of the 90s and there is some degree of nostalgia connected with him.

What is the proper way of using Nash? Use his star power to elevate other wrestlers on the roster, preferably young wrestlers that haven't been long solidified main eventers like John Cena. Don't put any championships on him and don't try to put him in the ring too often because the man has legit issues that prevent him from, most of the time, having good matches.

In other words, things should be fine if WWE does the exact opposite with Nash that TNA did.

 

[Skairipa Matrix]

im sorry but this whole idea of johnny ace having a match against triple h is just too stupid to even give a reasonable response to im sure ill get reported for spam as the mods of the forums just tend to report people for spam a little too much but whatever this is just a horrible idea someone should close this thread im shocked its even still open.

 

[The Death Rattle]

Allow me to answer the question posed in this thread. It has been my belief all along that HHH will slowly morph into the new heel authority figurehead in the WWE. There has been a lot of tension shown on screen between him and Laurinitus. It is still my belief that HHH sent Nash the text that resulted in Nash showing up at Summerslam. I believe that Laurinitus is being used as a the fall guy while HHH's plan is put into effect.

Think back on all the teased tension between Vince and Shane over the years, only to see them screw over someone (like Austin) and form some new type of stable. I believe we are heading down the same path with HHH and Laurinitus. HHH is the COO, and has the power to fire anyone he wants. If he so chose, he could have easily done so with Laurinitus already. Yet he remains employed and hired Nash, plus booked a tag match on Raw tonight. I fully expect the big swerve to be that they have been working together since Vince's firing after Money in the Bank.

I could very well be wrong, but I believe HHH is going to assume Vince's old role and Laurinitus will serve as one of his stooges. I wouldn't be shocked to see Stephanie involved as well, forming a new type of Corporation. Punk is clearly playing the anti-authority figure right now, similar to Austin back in the Attitude era. I believe WWE is laying the foundation for a revised version of their most successful storyline of all time.

 

[Maddog Lionheart]

I can see Johhny Ace trying to take over the company from HHH by taking him out of the picture or some legal B.S. Could make a cool turn of events with the whole situation.

 

[Davi323]

As long as it is just to elevate Punk, TEMPORARILY, I am okay with it. But, in the back of my head, I know that just because he dyed his hair to make himself look 10 years younger doesn't do jack shit for reversing the damage done to his knees. Kevin Nash is still what, 52 years old? If he is returning to the ring as an active wrestler full time, I don't think I like the idea very much. What can he contribute, once the nostalgia factor wears off? I am generally not in favor of the old guard returning once they have been gone for an extended period of time. There are a few exceptions, such as Ricky Steamboat proving he is still capable of schooling 90% of the roster in the ring, but generally, no. As a short term bump for Punk, and to further the HHH as Chief Operating Officer storyline, okay, fine. But full time? NO WAY.

 

[Hunted-RKO]

Have any of use notcied that Whenever Punk mentions Stephanie, Nash goes to hit CM Punk?This is what makes me think its something to do with Stephanie and that there is something going on Between the too.

Do you think somethings going on between the to?
Does this make it more Obvious that Stephanie sent the text?