Kevin Nash on Twitter: "F**k Going Back To TNA"

[Travicity]

"Big Sexy" is back at it again. The, in this reporter's eyes, icon, went on another Twitter rampage against TNA. Here's his latest work, all of which were posted today on his official Twitter page.

"f*** going back to tna. Let me drop acid and walk around a mall for a half hour. Now Spike, that's ratings!"

"tna calls sting the icon, yet he's never worked for the WWE. wtf is with that? how come I'm not an icon in tna's eyes? How bout 'prick' Nash"

"f*** icon! Prick is where I want to be. It takes a man to be a prick. If you're a prick, you can't fear death."

"Wasn't begging to be called an icon. Just wish tna appreciated me more for who I am and what I've done. Nash fans U make my life. Thanks!"

NoDq

[mikedudelang]

Doubt this will be popular but fact is, Nash is more of an icon than Sting ever will be. Diesel drew big money in the WWF while Sting never drew anything anywhere. Proof of this comes in the form of Jim Cornette, who said of Sting (and Lex Luger), "Sting vs. Flair drew huge. Luger vs. Flair drew huge. Sting vs. Luger drew nothing." Sting was great and he probably would've been much bigger had he had the WWF marketing machine behind him when he was in his prime, but the fact is, history shows that WCW's business suffered when Sting was their World Champion.

[Kenpachi Zaraki]

^^^ Nash is the lowest drawing WWE Champion so don't know how you can say Nash is better. If anything Nash alone didn't draw a fraction of what he drew with Scott Hall

[mikedudelang]

^^^ Nash is the lowest drawing WWE Champion so don't know how you can say Nash is better. If anything Nash alone didn't draw a fraction of what he drew with Scott Hall

If your argument is that Diesel was didn't draw as well in New York as Sting did with Crockett/Turner, you're insane. WWE had bigger PPV's, bigger House Shows and more media exposure than the WCW ever had. Hell, the ONLY time WCW ever even competed with WWE was when Nash was one of their top 3 Superstars as part of the NWO.

[Kenpachi Zaraki]

If your argument is that Diesel was didn't draw as well in New York as Sting did with Crockett/Turner, you're insane. WWE had bigger PPV's, bigger House Shows and more media exposure than the WCW ever had. Hell, the ONLY time WCW ever even competed with WWE was when Nash was one of their top 3 Superstars as part of the NWO.

"Diesel" always had Shawn Michaels with him. Like it or not, Nash had Hall in WCW and HBK in WWF to back his sorry ass up. Sting on the other hand was pretty much one of the 2-3 major WCW stars from that time with Flair and probably Vader.

[Kage]

I think Nash was drunk while putting those things on the internet.

[jaydawg30]

nash as the lowest rated wwf champ? what about sid? jack swagger? sgt.slaughter?.....

[mikedudelang]

Ok, so using your logic:

Diesel was one of the 2-3 top Superstars during his time in the WWF.

Sting was one of the 2-3 top Superstars during his time in the WCW.

Which company was bigger? WWF, hands down.

Of course Diesel had Shawn Michaels...he had to wrestle SOMEONE. Not like he was gonna be able to go in and wrestle thin air. Shawn was another of the biggest stars during that time. He was to the WWF what Flair was to WCW, only he didn't draw as well as Flair. Looking at it from that point of view, Diesel had less to work with than Sting and still did more with it.

[Kenpachi Zaraki]

Ok, so using your logic:

Diesel was one of the 2-3 top Superstars during his time in the WWF.

Sting was one of the 2-3 top Superstars during his time in the WCW.

Which company was bigger? WWF, hands down.

Of course Diesel had Shawn Michaels...he had to wrestle SOMEONE. Not like he was gonna be able to go in and wrestle thin air. Shawn was another of the biggest stars during that time. He was to the WWF what Flair was to WCW, only he didn't draw as well as Flair. Looking at it from that point of view, Diesel had less to work with than Sting and still did more with it.

the hell he did. WWF had Taker, Bret Hart, Luger, Davey Boy, Hall and many other stars who were over much more than Nash ever was. If you think Nash is a better worker than Sting then ur on some major league stuff. Truth is that Nash alone could never get over or draw after he got over, if he could he wouldn't bitch and moan so much. He didn't draw a quarter of what he did with Hall and HBK and his politics had a major role in getting him where it did and even in killing WCW because "Oh hi I'm Nash and I'm gonna beat Goldberg, the hell did that draw."

[mikedudelang]

the hell he did. WWF had Taker, Bret Hart, Luger, Davey Boy, Hall and many other stars who were over much more than Nash ever was. If you think Nash is a better worker than Sting then ur on some major league stuff. Truth is that Nash alone could never get over or draw after he got over, if he could he wouldn't bitch and moan so much. He didn't draw a quarter of what he did with Hall and HBK and his politics had a major role in getting him where it did and even in killing WCW because "Oh hi I'm Nash and I'm gonna beat Goldberg, the hell did that draw."

Sorry, but I ain't gonna give you Luger and Davey Boy. Neither of those guys ever drew a dime unless they were piggybacking on someone else. Also, you're missing the whole point of the argument I'm putting out there. I'm not on here saying Diesel was a huge draw like a Hogan or Flair. I'm saying he was a bigger draw than Sting. I've offered facts that support the claim, Jim Cornette and Ric Flair bioth have talked about how Sting was a terrible draw whenever WCW put the belt on him.

Finally, it's ridiculous to say Nash's politics had anything to do WCW falling. Saying that gives me every bit of proof I need that not only do you know nothing about that situation, but your judgement is clouded by your dislike of Nash.