Kevin Nash and Sting Confront Hogan's Alliance

[@DuronDonte]

I liked how Kevin Nash & Sting said what they had to say and walked away like 2 bosses. Wolfpack in da HOUSEEEE!!!

[@kawimason361]

You got that right. Had the wolfpac howl and the music played, I would have marked out. Wolfpac is just 2 Sweeeeet. 4 4 4 Life

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

It was in da House and as a result of them da House went into it's greatest decline

[@DuronDonte]

reggie felder Werd bro, i miss watching TNA!

[@gloriousuniverse9611]

Duron Gaskins it was scripted for them to do that, not their decision

[@TheInspectorDilfordDa3rd]

Lee Wesley Kevin Nash can be alot of things, but a liar is not one of them. He may have been a asshole, but at least he was honest about it. He's also the reason why all wrestlers in WWE and most places have guaranteed contracts. He may have took as much money as he could, but he did make sure there people got paid.

[@Akuzastar]

"If you want to run this company into the ground do it without me" great foreshadowing from Kevin there

[@mindyirwin800]

Have the new school wrestlers ever seen a hulk Hogan pick up Andre the giant slam in I don't think so

[@brucemcelroye5054]

And that's exactly what happened to TNA!

[@nerdgiant4101]

Kevin's booking killed wcw.

[@BizzyIzzy87]

@@nerdgiant4101 nope

[@nerdgiant4101]

@@BizzyIzzy87 yep

[@RasslinRedbird]

I remember this episode. Post BFG Impact from 2010, after Jeff Hardy turned heel at BFG and Immortal was formed. I gave this show an A+. One of the best episodes of Impact I've ever seen.

[@SuperMinion1]

Kinda scary and sad to how true Sting and Nash's words were. TNA ws pretty much ran into the ground once Hogan, Bischoff, and Ruso tookover. It used to be actually pretty good. And this coming frm a TNA fan

[@RichDodger1]

Russo was in TNA from the beginning

[@jackeuiiijiuiuiiuoioiiobro4202]

nick cveljo nickcveljo

[@allenbass5131]

Really think it was more of Hogan,Flair,and Bischoff. It went from solid entertainment to being a Hulk Hogan reality show.

[@jessedeleon4123]

Allen Bass it was more of Hogan to be honest, bischoff was with jeff Jarrett when they ran it, it wasn’t till hogan showed up with his bull is when the company ran itself into the ground.

[@patrickthomas6738]

nick cvelj Wofl pack

[@1alsturgeon]

That has to be the most honest thing Nash has ever said!

[@shanewilson2953]

Dude its sad how true Sting and Nashs words were

[@RashadSims-bh3zz]

I said time and time again u can have all the money in the world In still be miserable or sad or u can have some money have a roof over your head happy wife and kids and plus have close friends and family around u looking out for u giving u wisdom creating memories together

[@jaysonkrause]

@Roborav money is everything to lonely sad people. I took a pay cut to go back to my family and never been happier in my life

[@extremeking425]

@Roborav look at them now

[@threenamechgesallowedincha3081]

Replies

[@adrianthehandsome286]

Wolfpac for life

[@Rochelle973]

I loved TNA back in the day, around 2007 to 2011 I watched it every week. But I remember all this when Bischoff and Hogan came in to run the show and I knew myself it was going to be ruined. Every so often from like 2012-13, I watched the show, but it had a different vibe to the show than what originally was; it was hard for me to sit down and watch for two hours. Sting and Nash were more right than I ever thought back then as a kid watching this. I’ll still be a fan forever though for the old TNA days for sure.

[@illkid86]

Because they tried to recreate WCW

[@LadellTurner]

I liked TNA before hulk came. I was somewhat happy But once he started trying to recreate WCW and burying the young talent. I knew it was over. But I can't lie some segments I liked.

[@kawimason6736]

it's crazy as hell to hear some people at the beginning yell "wolfpack in da house"

[@insaneiconic1]

I love how Nash predicted that Hogan and Bischoff would run TNA into the ground and it came true not long afterwards. Lol.

[@jackeuiiijiuiuiiuoioiiobro4202]

insaneiconic1 insaneiconic1

[@af6744]

It wasn't Bischoff. He's actually a good piece, but the writing is bad.

[@Aokoebor]

Nash went to WWE about 2 months later flair went to WWE when the fued with fortune ended hardy went to WWE about 3 years after

[@kayandaeddings4803]

insaneiconic1 then it became impact wrestling. I apologize but it’s not the same as total nonstop action wrestling.

[@MPPharaoh]

And then hogan went back to wwe

[@tjfreeman3965]

much respect for kevin nash and sting ...

[@jackeuiiijiuiuiiuoioiiobro4202]

Tj Freeman TjFeeman

[@neilnightblade]

And that right there is why I will always respect Kevin Nash and Sting.

[@sandymom1141]

This was final appearance of Kevin Nash in TNA.

[@DXVI9]

Sandy Mom Maybe That's Why He Said What He Said. Though It's Storyline, He Knew That TNA Wasn't Going to Be The Same, And He Didn't Want To Have Any Part of It, Once Hogan & Bishoff Got Done With It.

[@jackeuiiijiuiuiiuoioiiobro4202]

Sandy Mom sandymom

[@AlexThorn]

Sure was. What he said was written for him but makes you think because it's exactly why he left as well.

[@robrodman1215]

I miss Kevin Nash

[@llynellyn]

@HIStory854 He said what he said because that was the fuel for the angle, Nash/Sting were supposed to reunite with Booker/Angle/Steiner and reform the Main Event Mafia to feud with Hogan's Alliance, however this was the point where Vince finally noticed what TNA were doing and what they had so he threw money at Nash and Booker to walk out on TNA and it worked (both appearing in the Royal Rumble while under contract to TNA).

[@snortingmagic2987]

"you wanna run this company into the ground? You can do it without me" ...and they did

[@StoneKvtter]

Kevin Nash is another one of the GREATS

[@williamcronshaw2030]

Funny how Sting said he didn't want to repeat history, only to come back and do the angle.

[@Panwere36]

But the truth was, the version of himself in this era of IMPACT was a major part of the reason WWE hired him. then they let that slap nuts Rollins ruin it...

[@williamcronshaw5262]

@@Panwere36 WWE had tried to hire Sting many times as far back as the 90's, Sting just never needed to make the jump.

[@Panwere36]

@@williamcronshaw5262 , and he had good reason. especially during the post MNW era.. where Vince pretty much wrecked almost all the talent that WCW had.. Even Booker T and a few others left for a while after that.

[@chachisadventures3378]

its sad because this was the start of the huge downfall of tna

[@thehyphykid510]

+Sasha Gonzalez but it's funny, how bischoff said you'll be at home getting fat watching us on tv to sting and nash.....but where is eric at now?

[@randycrawford1132]

BIG CHACHI relaxing at home

[@mikesannitti6042]

@@thehyphykid510 rehired by WWE lol

[@Hyperion520]

Sting talking about history repeating itself. He was talking about Hogan and Bischoff running WCW out of business. I thought they were gonna do the same thing to TNA.

[@llynellyn]

They kinda did. Almost all the top/mid level TNA guys left because TNA couldn't afford to pay them anymore due to Hogan/Bischoffs crap.

[@reezyisthaname]

Shane Spiess from 2010 - 2011 Vince Russo wasn't a writer Russo was a producer for TNA durin' that time

[@fafazaj6726]

Shane Spiess they did....cripple it. just not as severely as they did to WCw.

[@jmckdekalb316]

Nash and Sting knew that working with Eric Bischoff would lead to another company down fall.

[@miroslavtomic7038]

Well, all of us who were fans of WCW know very well it wasn't Bischoff's fault that WCW went out of business. It was Vince Russo and Ed Ferrara that drove WCW out of business, starting with making Hogan and Bischoff leave WCW in November 2000 after real life issues with Russo. In the dying days of WCW, Bischoff actually tried to buy and save WCW from going out of business, with the help of Fusient Media Ventures, but when TNA cancelled all wrestling from their programming, they had to give up on the idea as without big TV deal WCW was worthless.

[@adampruitt9211]

Triple H called him to comeback to WWE but Nash was gonna leave TNA anyway and go back to WWE

[@damardouglas5319]

Eric also made bad decisions during the time WCW went into the ground

[@MultiLaughingMan]

DAMN! Nash gave one hell of a speech!

[@rafaelsilvatorres3689]

I wish we had an old man kev! But now it’s too late

[@NuclearConvoy]

I love Nash, he was one of the few "old guys" in TNA who I enjoyed watching and I think he can still "Go". Just shame to see him leave if he actually IS leaving.

[@johnperez7253]

Nash and Sting did great right there !

[@sand9919]

"I LOVE TNA!".... we all do Steve.... we all do

[@DXVI9]

Rodney Ruxin "I Agree"... - Sting

[@SealAngel]

5 YEARS LATER I WOULDNT OF SACRIFICED THIS OLD BODY AS MUCH AS I HAVE.....UNLESS I LOVE TNA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@richyp1986]

This felt like it came from the heart

[@TheWazperviz]

I also agree felt Nash was speaking from the heart. Guess he learned along the way

[@huffy6192]

This was his last appearance. It was written well with him in mind.

[@chekoslovaki9451]

Eric creative idea is always create stable with alot of superstars

[@Genesis254]

'Write, tell, create, sing, imagine, share, own, believe, continue your story.' Gotta love Kevin Nash's T-shirt.

[@racheldianeames3729]

Hogan,sting, and nash-old school badass WWE legends

[@JayReaction530]

STING was only in wwe for a few months

[@DCXCoorexDakarCoore]

Sting is NOT a WWE legend

[@jackkitchen737]

LOL I love it when Sting says, "and you, too." Then Flair has to be held back. What a great moment. Hilarious.

[@RuffisInc]

Remember this live at the time when I was a kid. I grew up way after WCW had been and gone. Now knowing what happened back then and looking on the “Immortal” era of TNA, it’s ironic cause what Nash said was exactly right. TNA was almost like the “Attitude era” alternative to the kid friendly PG WWE of the time and I absolutely loved it, and then I remember being genuinely upset at Jeff Hardy’s heel turn and the beginning of this stable. Oh, what could’ve been...

[@danielszomor5025]

did you watch old wcw shows from the nWo era? I remember, that as a kid, without internet, and gossip sites, it was really a week-to week awesomeness. nWo was so raw, it was so cool, and so hated, we all rooted for Sting. And besides this, they had the best mid-card matches with folks like Mysterio, Kidman, Jericho, Eddie Guerrero (all been signed from ECW), Malenko, Juventud Gerrera, so on... even with Alex Wright and Disco Inferno. So much talent. So the whole monday Nitro shows were absolutely perfect, but only until like 1998-1999..

[@ModernDayRenaissanceMan]

​@@danielszomor5025NWO was LOVED. Not hated. EVERYONE had an NWO shirt or sign. We did the 4 lyfe signs at school. The surveys every time we got a toothpick. We were Wolfpac 4 Lyfe!

[@benjamindelp2993]

I like how Kevin and sting were honest

[@truemex4life]

This was one of Kevin Nash's best promos 💯

[@mirtom82]

This was the final appearance of Kevin Nash in TNA.

[@jackeuiiijiuiuiiuoioiiobro4202]

Miroslav Tomic mirslavTomic

[@Phipplle]

I swear this was the the old timers from WCW just living out what they were never allowed to do due to creative control.

[@jackeuiiijiuiuiiuoioiiobro4202]

Phillip Vielmette phiilllpVelmette

[@98nh3609]

I mean other than the old timers were mostly the ones in WCW with the creative control. Hogan and Nash definitely had it, probably sting and Flair as well to lesser extents

[@1993Redemption]

The shame here is that TNA at the time ironically thought this dominant faction storyline was the way to go despite the obvious repeat of history it was destined to be. Unlike WCW, which had a handful of people running it, especially in later years, TNA had too many people, and ultimately failed just like WCW (TNA is still around but...come on).

[@ghostfac3182]

Tna is a shell of it's former self because of this era.

[@allenbass5131]

They are rebounding though. Solid shows now with decent storylines.

[@BubbaJam1996]

its absolutely crazy how the people in tna didn't learn from what happened when you let Eric , Hulk and Russo take over -_- and now we are stuck with stuff worse then this, and with a company failing quickly ...

[@RavenRX]

Whats crazy is that TNA would invite Russo to help out now and surprising the sixsides is back and last weeks show was pretty good.

[@sonicthehedgehog3162]

RavenEX Russo Had Little To Do With It

[@RavenRX]

Sonic The Hedgehog no duh.

[@CloudStrife8894]

Actually, It wasn't Hogan And bischoff that sunk WCW, It was all Russo's doing because Russo was doing both Attitude Era and WCW, What Russo would do was create dull Storylines while he was making the best storylines for the Then WWF.

[@mufc10529]

Buckshot1996 very true Vince as done wot wcw did to him in the 90s took all his top stars like hulk hogan Hall Nash hit man ect and ruined the comp before he got ruined cause Tna was getting great then the likes of sting left then kirk angle the the Hardys then aj styles ect Tna is fast lyrics sinking into the deep blue yonda bet Jeff Jarret must be pissed off that the company he founded going up in smoke its a shame really think the aces and eights was the last straw for them they tried but it didn't work out like nwo fraction did

[@douglasbryant2556]

HHH gave the same rant to Batista when he left for Hollywood.

[@ProdigalSonAD70]

only thing is Batista has been star in high grossing films his movies didn't crap out as Hunter said

[@robaxl3088]

Damn Rick Flair looks like father time dropped the whole tree on him

[@gabrielguzman6018]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@G0UDG]

Kudos Well said Kevin and Sting

[@johnnyguevin7888]

Kevin deegan-hall absolutely

[@christophersimmons5396]

Sting and Kevin Nash great buddies

[@jayperuzi]

kevin nash, sting, two of my favorite wrestlers in history

[@mirtom82]

This was finall appeareance of Kevin Nash in TNA.

[@Raddrizz]

So it wasn't a shoot?

[@miroslavtomic7038]

@@Raddrizz Nash's contract with TNA had expired at the time of this episode and he announced his retirement from wrestling. Supposedly, this was done to write him off until contract negotiations were finalized. Ultimately, Nash did sign a new contract in January 2011, but almost immediately asked for release after he was contacted by WWE. The word is that TNA wanted Nash to stay as a full-time wrestler, while Nash wanted to retire and remain on a part-time deal.

[@stevewyrick3400]

Even though TNA went down hill during RUSSO'S reign in his position in TNA, this was better than almost ANYTHING WWE was putting out at the time, I watched TNA over WWE during this period, until The Rock came back and when CM Punk was able to be filter free on the mic.

[@travissmith3336]

I loved this story line, everyone thought Nash and Sting were the heels but the whole time they were the faces. Plus they’re so fucking cool. 😎

[@Ajmolali82]

It's like WCW reunion.

[@jackeuiiijiuiuiiuoioiiobro4202]

ajmolaliful ajmolalifvl

[@Voysh2Voysh69]

As a WCW fan growing up, I enjoyed this sort of continuation of WCW storylines in TNA as a high schooler. I get that this sort of stuff began TNA’s downfall, but this was entertaining for me and my memories of NWO, Horsemen, Sting, WCW.

[@chattingesque372]

Me too

[@opackdrum]

3:33 wow, Nash exited the ring without injuring himself, impressive

[@ryanmcdaniel8186]

sting should have been in charge of TNA legit. would be an amazing program still

[@jackeuiiijiuiuiiuoioiiobro4202]

Ryan Mcdaniel Ryanmcdaniile

[@tommychong3588]

@@jackeuiiijiuiuiiuoioiiobro4202 idiot

[@v1per187]

look at all this starpower. Underrated. Wish more people were watching TNA during this time period.

[@jakeryan9572]

Yeah, I wish to but during this era was when there were a lot of good stories and talent that were getting booked into good matches.

[@jakeryan9572]

And half of the time you saw stories like with Immortal and Fortune that gave Hogan, Flair, and Bischoff good storytelling.

[@gpsingh7703]

Nash’s final appearance in TNA

[@mixer14316]

Absolutely freaking hysterical. The Acadamy Awards Wishes it had actors like this to tout. Just simply unreal acting. Seriously.

[@neetrab]

wow.... i'm stunned...speechless...shocked that kevin actually knew something about the bible

[@RashadSims-bh3zz]

neetrab that's the thing life it gives you knowledge throws u a fast balls you either throw it back or u handle a situation everything ain't all about money u can be rich and still not happy or u can middle class and be content on what you have

[@kayandaeddings4803]

neetrab me too. Maybe sting was reading the Bible to him since he is a born again Christian just like Lex Lugar, and Nikita Kohloff. There is a few other wrestlers who became born-again Christian‘s such as Magnum TA, The million dollar man, and tully Blanchard.

[@chiefsaintdaniel5102]

👼🏾May YAHUAH my Heavenly Father bless you all, keep you all, guide you all, protect you all at all times in the name of YAHUSHA HA'MASHIACH my MESSIAH I pray🎤HALLELUYAH🎸Shalum Family😇

[@lonelydude8392]

This is the best TNA era

[@revertinotse8582]

Damn! That was Intensed . Having Nash & Sting. Confronted by Eric Bischoff plus Hogan. Reminds me of a Earlier years with the NWO. Where they kicked Ass with Any of the WCW Wrestlers.

[@ChattinBoxingWYB]

History Repeating Itself!! TNA is WCW 2.0!

[@12Saintsrow]

Sting is awesome. Nash is amazing. You gotta love'em

[@TommyRayzer]

This was probably the realest segment of this era considering Kevin Nash really did leave after this. He must have seen the writing on the wall.

[@jdriguez00]

tna was pretty good before hogan and company on aboard

[@joshnolen2675]

jdriguez00 when Hogan came on it was the day TNA wrestling died

[@SealAngel]

Best wrestling company ever. TNA is miles ahead of WWE!

[@michealsmith1646]

Wrong. Sting did not want to go to the WWE. He said it in a interview. He said he did not want to go to WWE because he did not trust how he would be used.

[@RashadSims-bh3zz]

Micheal Smith because they didn't they shitted on him

[@rauljavierservinvalle572]

I like How Fortune wait for Inmortal to drop their guards. AND How Kazzerian mocks Nexus 🤣🤣😶🤣

[@ambercrosland6472]

Gotta love how Nash and sting did the right thing!

[@BasedMigz]

Sting, Nash, Hogan, Flair, Hardy, and Styles sharing the same ring is something that I would never have thought of… 👀

[@ROCKNINJA777]

1:30 Nash: I got older, I got wiser Flair looking liky "wtf is getting wiser?!"

[@MarsKidd27]

Probably my favorite kevin nash promo

[@RavenT2]

Sad to see them go but I love what they had to say.

[@jonsquirrel3661]

I'll just say: Hogan and Bicshoff dropped the ball and Nash nailed them to the wall 😂

[@izjlt4914]

Back when TNA was good

[@jackeuiiijiuiuiiuoioiiobro4202]

IZ JLT lzJLT

[@trueSconox]

tna wasn't good at all, at that time!

[@Foxhaven2482]

Sconox LP i disagree 2005-2008 tna was red hot great young wrestlers that were hungry to prove themselves in the business. Those were the best years of tna .

[@15steelcity]

a very very VERY important segment that is most memorable.

[@michaelservedio9998]

Wanna know what the sad thing about this is...sting was right along and was trying to convince us that someone was the mole until it was too late

[@juggalogamer8541]

How ironic how Kevin Nash Cuts this promo and yet now he's making all the excuses up for missing Sting's last match basically saying you have to pay me to go there

[@leoconchola3163]

After this TNA lost all of it's great talent Aj Styles Christopher Daniels Samoa Joe etc and where are they at now doing better in other organizations

[@johnbush5347]

Not joe, he's stuck on commentator table

[@MrUndertakerHBKfan]

Man the star power in that ring is crazy. Hogan, Flair, Sting, Nash, and Hardy. That's like 30 world title reigns at least.

[@kjag23]

So weird to watch all this stuff now and you see how it did nothing for tna. Like looking at the product now it blows my mind.

[@balancer182]

Impact Wrestling should be what NXT is doing right now. Triple H made it work. But you can't blame Dixie for wanting to attempt this. They wanted to make Impact bigger, but it was a mistake, they should have stayed with what they had.

[@kjag23]

balancer182 agreed!

[@whodat6836]

balancer182 dixie can take some blame. Most fans and wrestlers in her own company were against it.

[@freddytayam]

kjag23 could you guys explain what is happening here? What do you mean by "it"? Do you mean Dixie hiring and taking in old wrestlers like Hogan, Ricl Flair, etc.?

[@balancer182]

freddytayam Yes, according to the OP, it didn't do anything to elevate Impact.

[@sksnawaz1064]

Flair's reaction was sensational when sting was pointing at him. Nobody does it better than flair.

[@cmurphy0707]

2:20 It's amazing how once he said that he never came back.

[@KY87Chevy]

When Kevin Nash says as he got older he got wiser, the look on Flair's face he's like what's that? Lol

[@geraldcarlson5005]

Sting the true man and icon in that d a m n ring

[@TheOriginalKomamura]

Fun fact, everyone in that ring is not in TNA anymore

[@doshi066]

If I didn't know this was tna I would think it's wcw with so much former wcw talent

[@johnbush5347]

Really?, cuz you ever seen James Harris , abyss , a.j. styles, or Matt Morgan in wcw?, jackass

[@tylercathey5090]

You can hate kevin Nash all you want but when he said "you can run this company into the ground without me." He pretty much predicted what would happen over the next 2-3 years.

[@SuperMarry23]

TNA is where old people talk.

[@jackeuiiijiuiuiiuoioiiobro4202]

Paul palv

[@MrBlack252]

Flair looking at Nash the whole time like "yeah I still remember what you did in WCW"

[@Jauckor]

Wolfpack! Red and black!

[@rmr355]

This is the exact story line from WCW in 96. Sting walked out on WCW and left because Hogan turned his back on WCW and formed the nWo and Sting couldn't take constantly getting screwed. Now its 2010 and Hogan turned his back on TNA and formed his Alliance and Sting walked out on TNA after trying to warn Dixie and everybody else, while getting screwed in the long run because Dixie didn't understand what Sting's motives were for his actions. WCW is TNA

[@reality-hi9uz]

This is basically a watered down WCW

[@Dave-tl2wf]

4:01 Main Event Mafia

[@Psychology]

I respect Dixie Carter. She was able to get Nash to walk 2 feet without tearing his quad.

[@ryanrusso2954]

Didnt Nash show up at the Royal Rumble a week later? Lol pretty crazy

[@TheWazperviz]

Nash returned following this to Royal Rumble to an amazing pop

[@dammitcarlos]

I think Kevin Nash's surprise appearance at the Royal Rumble happened like 3 months after this.

[@2Good2BeTrue45]

It sad how TNA doesn't wven have attendance numbers close to this anymore

[@EAGLES385]

It wouldn't be so bad I they weren't trying to repeat WCW. At the same time it seems as though they wanted to get back to WCW with the old guys and try to make a run of finishing strong with them. At the end of the day. It would of been cool to see the old guys be leaders of the new guys. Maybe leaders of a new NWO, a Wolfpack, a new Ravens flock, a new LWO led by Chavo, maybe a little DX here and there, a little Kliq here and there, but all with new talent, showcasing true wrestling and very little interferences like the NWO used to do. We all love that Old School wrestling and entertainment from the 90$, but to see the older guys actually managing the younger guys and seeing the older guys having office story lines would of been funny. Just saying.

[@darrenkenneth4080]

More big names in this ring than the entire WWE of the past 5 years

[@Mbdxwwe18]

was this Kevin Nash's last night in TNA after he made that promo

[@TheVampiro4000]

Yes but Sting came back I think months later

[@stingsbat5339]

Nash went to WWE 2011 to get buried by Triple H Sting went to WWE 2014 to get buried by Triple H

[@lb5697]

Sting's Bat Very true their wrestlemania match sting should’ve won that everybody knows he should’ve won that match not triple HBut that’s what triple H does is Bury people

[@coasteyscoasteys]

@@stingsbat5339 It's sad sting went for money to be buried. Should have never gone.

[@ElijahRivera]

Awesome segment... Well only the part with sting and Kevin Nash is awesome!

[@Icebeast77]

"I love TNA!!!", I do to Stinger just not this crappy WCW regurgitated wrestling brand. Rather unfortunate cause I used to like WCW till Russo got his hands on it and buried it.

[@rahuln8806]

It recommended me after 11 years

[@anonymous-guesswho4604]

Another repeat of WCW. Guys like Hogan and Bischoff ran TNA company to the ground.

[@jackeuiiijiuiuiiuoioiiobro4202]

Guess Who? GvsessWho?

[@slowdude]

@razik14315 Vince Russo was the one who wrote half the storylines for the attitude era (between 98-99).

[@Lxrdwolf666]

Yeah it's WCW all over again (WCW when it started tanking...)

[@stevetipton971]

there words were true look at where TNA is now

[@MinusTheRogue]

Not surprising tna went downhill, look who's in the ring: Nash, Eric bisschof, an old ric flair and a hogan standing there with crutches lmao!

[@HORSEYANIME2024]

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