ShawnBronald
Pre-Show Stalwart
Currently, Kevin "Diesel" Nash is signed with WWE, Inc. (under a Legends Contract, I believe). When he re-debuted with WWE at the Royal Rumble, it came as a shock to most because it was rumored he had already resigned with TNA. After all was said and done, Nash admitted he had, in fact, resigned with TNA a couple weeks prior to the RR, but didn't feel he could bring anything new to the table in TNA and asked out of his contract. It seemed like an odd move, but everyone involved was happy and it worked out.
Since the RR, when Nash returned as Diesel, he hasn't been heard from or talked about on WWE TV. Most assumed he would come in and work a short program leading into Wrestlemania, but those plans were scrapped (or never seriously discussed in the first place). He has simply sat at home, making a couple WWE related appearances here and there, and collected his WWE pay. Not too bad for a 50+ year old wrestler. But last night, via his Twitter account, Nash posted the following message:
It seems as if he's had discussions with WWE regarding when he will be used on TV and it sounds like WWE has told him they have no immediate plans for him. With so many young, up-and-coming wrestlers on the roster (and with FCW, NXT and Tough Enough), it's no surprise WWE just doesn't have room or time for Diesel.
Obviously, this is disappointing when you consider the ridiculous pop he received at the Rumble, but WWE is probably doing the right thing. Of course, they could always use Nash down the line, but it also sounds like Nash has spoken with people at TNA and they want him back to do something with Sting.
So, I ask everyone, what do you think Nash should do? What are your thoughts on his recent flip-flopping (resigned with TNA, asked for release, resigned with WWE, considering asking out)?
Since the RR, when Nash returned as Diesel, he hasn't been heard from or talked about on WWE TV. Most assumed he would come in and work a short program leading into Wrestlemania, but those plans were scrapped (or never seriously discussed in the first place). He has simply sat at home, making a couple WWE related appearances here and there, and collected his WWE pay. Not too bad for a 50+ year old wrestler. But last night, via his Twitter account, Nash posted the following message:
WWE going young.your my fan base,sit on my ass or watch my buddys Sting ass?
It seems as if he's had discussions with WWE regarding when he will be used on TV and it sounds like WWE has told him they have no immediate plans for him. With so many young, up-and-coming wrestlers on the roster (and with FCW, NXT and Tough Enough), it's no surprise WWE just doesn't have room or time for Diesel.
Obviously, this is disappointing when you consider the ridiculous pop he received at the Rumble, but WWE is probably doing the right thing. Of course, they could always use Nash down the line, but it also sounds like Nash has spoken with people at TNA and they want him back to do something with Sting.
So, I ask everyone, what do you think Nash should do? What are your thoughts on his recent flip-flopping (resigned with TNA, asked for release, resigned with WWE, considering asking out)?