Source:Rajah.com
-- In an interview published today in the Daytona News-Journal, which you can read at this link, TNA wrestler Kevin Nash was asked to compare the differences in working for TNA and WWE. "It's a miserable existence," Nash said of life in World Wrestling Entertainment. Nash then gives props to TNA president Dixie Carter. "Dixie Carter and the people that run the company have a different philosophy. It's also just the working environment -- there's a lot less pressure. Our boss cares about the guys. She wants us to be healthy. And she feels if it evens the playing field, than nobody has an advantage and guys will live longer."
Full Version: Kevin Nash on WWE
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Things are bound to be different since there are two different companies.
QUOTE (ratedrko1 @ Apr 17 2008, 03:27 PM) 
Source:Rajah.com
-- In an interview published today in the Daytona News-Journal, which you can read at this link, TNA wrestler Kevin Nash was asked to compare the differences in working for TNA and WWE. "It's a miserable existence," Nash said of life in World Wrestling Entertainment. Nash then gives props to TNA president Dixie Carter. "Dixie Carter and the people that run the company have a different philosophy. It's also just the working environment -- there's a lot less pressure. Our boss cares about the guys. She wants us to be healthy. And she feels if it evens the playing field, than nobody has an advantage and guys will live longer."
-- In an interview published today in the Daytona News-Journal, which you can read at this link, TNA wrestler Kevin Nash was asked to compare the differences in working for TNA and WWE. "It's a miserable existence," Nash said of life in World Wrestling Entertainment. Nash then gives props to TNA president Dixie Carter. "Dixie Carter and the people that run the company have a different philosophy. It's also just the working environment -- there's a lot less pressure. Our boss cares about the guys. She wants us to be healthy. And she feels if it evens the playing field, than nobody has an advantage and guys will live longer."
Things are bound to be different since there are two different companies.
I haven't heard anyone say anything bad about Dixie. She seems to be good people.
Jeff Jarrett, now that's another story.
If Nash feels it's such a "miserable existance", then why did he associate himself with the WWE & the McMahon's during WrestleMania?
Jeff Jarrett, now that's another story.
If Nash feels it's such a "miserable existance", then why did he associate himself with the WWE & the McMahon's during WrestleMania?
QUOTE (Axl @ Apr 17 2008, 07:23 PM)
I haven't heard anyone say anything bad about Dixie. She seems to be good people.
Jeff Jarrett, now that's another story.
If Nash feels it's such a "miserable existance", then why did he associate himself with the WWE & the McMahon's during WrestleMania?
Jeff Jarrett, now that's another story.
If Nash feels it's such a "miserable existance", then why did he associate himself with the WWE & the McMahon's during WrestleMania?
I've only heard that she's a pushover. Nash is just another TNA or Indie guy running their mouth about the WWE when it fits them.
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