Kevin Nash on WCW's locker room vs WWF's

[@kerpal321]

i think one of the biggest differences between the locker rooms was that in wcw you didnt have to shower with vince and pat

[@BIPOCShakur]

😂

[@BIPOCShakur]

That 😂 Bro 😂

[@LubbockBabesFan]

😄😄💀

[@rogerrabbitonpcp6021]

Pat would be doin all the dong washing 😂

[@Bruv234]

Or lay on the bear skin rug or get 💩 on

[@digitalmarketinghumans]

Kevin Nash: I never had a problem with WCW's locker room Diesel: I never had a problem with WWF's locker room

[@murraysaucedo897]

“Yeah, sure.” - Nicolas Cage after reading ANY screenplay

[@bobross3864]

@@murraysaucedo897SWITCHHHH TO KRYPTONITE

[@RossMalagarie]

@@murraysaucedo897 🤣🤣👌👌

[@Greg400]

😂

[@Station_AI]

It probably felt more like a team when guys weren't making guaranteed money and you had to work together to draw a house so you could all feed your family.

[@turnupthesun81]

I’ll giveNash his props, he has an excuse and justification for everything.

[@23marting]

😂😂 your statement sounds alot like brett hart

[@jamesburton1812]

Screwed 😂😂​@@23marting

[@DannyKetch-lp8co]

@@23martingit’s spelled Bret why does people always misspell it!!!

[@23marting]

@@DannyKetch-lp8co who gives a fuck.

[@gregv2364]

It’s why this podcast can’t grow…Nash is never just straight up. Always wants to make his boys look good, refuses to talk bad about anyone still in power in the WWE. His career is OVER, this platform is for the fans to hear real shit. He’s holding it back by never being raw & authentic

[@shaolinotter]

the locker room doesnt HAVE to be divided, vince just likes to stir shit so the talent is fighting each other instead of him.

[@RossMalagarie]

bosses do it at my job too, divide and conquer. There is a lot more of the workers than the bosses, so they don't get overwhelmed they put us against each other.

[@stenzel27]

Kind of like the government with left/right

[@sevartt9046]

Exactly like that. ​@@stenzel27

[@SweetheartQuest]

no unionizing

[@merleshand2442]

Smart

[@ModernDayRenaissanceMan]

Basically according to Kevin Nash they formed the first collusion effort in wrestling and because of that they were effectively able to create a mini union. Due to this they were leveraging their power against an owner in a business down cycle who had no other choice but to give in to their demands at as a result exposed the fact that he was out of touch with the youth and they ushered in a new golden era in which all of the '80s stars hitched their wagons to for an additional 10 years of pay. And half of them decided to go to the other company to start a bidding war and rig the game for both teams. I wonder how much of that was planned out ahead of time? Because I don't believe half what Nash says. Perhaps it was incredible luck and timing. There is just too many parts for all to go off exactly the way you want. And you also have to get the right people in the right places, but you figure Nash ends up being the booker in a new company that he had a cup of coffee in? His friend Triple H ends up dating the daughter of the boss and is now running it? These guys admitted to having access to office files and knowing what everyone was being paid. I definitely think they were playing chess while everyone else was playing checkers and they are not coming clean with just how dirty they were playing the game.

[@mightilyoats2729]

People who come out the other side ahead very rarely ever give props to the massive amounts of luck and timing that such things require for success, and even when they are, they never admit to any wrong-doing. Vince has ruined so many lives and businesses on his way to the top of the Wrestling world, and people just decide to use the word "genius"

[@jakesmithline4500]

Conspiracy theory lol but I like it

[@StewartLucrative]

Bro you are giving Nash way too much credit. He isn't half as intelligent as he loves to present himself as. Nash is a textbook example of right place, right time, right look/height. In retrospect it's easy for him to look back and try to paint this picture that he's some kind of mastermind, but the reality is is he was very lucky and made a few good moves and cashed out. He's not some genius Brainiac.

[@philmcrackinnow]

Nash’s political views line up with how he operated in wrestling.

[@EyeSeeSports]

The attitude era WWF locker room had groups, but they all talk about working together to beat WCW. When you listen to the WCW guys during that era, it was just Bischoff who wanted to kill WWF. That's what I think people were getting at.

[@Grunt126]

“…and I did it stoned…” No shit! Every episode is a struggle. It gets harder to comprehend and the stories flip flop every single time

[@edwinafamefuna4383]

Pro Wrestling is my favorite genre of entertainment. I love these interviews

[@bradbuchta2381]

Kevin Nash, IMO, was one of the men that actually changed wrestling for the better. His presence and aura was larger than life and I never got to see him in person! One of my all-time favorites.

[@dcowboysfan2540]

I never had a problem with the locker rooms.

[@rickstalentedtongue910]

He never had to deal with the kliq, big surprise.

[@hitmanhart670]

@@rickstalentedtongue910who are you talking about?

[@stevenbenson9976]

@@hitmanhart670hrs talking about Nash

[@antology7]

@hitmanhart670 Diesel

[@alistairarchibald1312]

you made it that way Kevin

[@ProtomanButCallMeBlues]

In WCW people were more willing to speak their mind and sometimes thats good and sometimes thats bad. In WWF they ran it like a dictatorship, kiss Vinces ring and you may speak with the Emperor. Sometimes thats good and sometimes thats bad. Overall Vince was a boss, and a leader.

[@Qwazaar919]

on my algorhythm when this video ends it goes straight into a video from 7 months ago with kevin saying you don't punch ppl in the face backstage because they're your teammates.

[@Reddinbocker]

I feel like he’s full of shit all the time

[@davidjsaul]

The difference seems to be that in the WWF, Vince allowed tension in the locker room when it was good for business and came down on it like a ton of bricks when it had the potential to affect business. In WCW and AEW it sounds like the inmates ran/run the asylum.

[@boogidwnej179]

Huh

[@ravcreed]

All that for a backhanded AEW diss? Weak.

[@pete123ca]

Scott Hall said he saw Wrestling as a team sport, at least in the WWF

[@nzelver559]

Hall was a different story - he was probably a bit more open minded than morons like Nash, Michaels and HHH. Hall was open to putting over anyone and didn't care about winning any championships. Nash was a mark for himself since day one, and these questions are proof that people are still questioning his decisions since he was such a clumsy wrestler that could barely walk into the ring without getting injured. Guys like Stone Cold, Undertaker, Mick Foley, Rock, and a few others were the real work horses who also cut great promos and segments. Nash is just some old washed up guy that was lucky to be great friends with Shawn Michaels that gave him the buzz he needed to work out a contract that allows him to be paid tons of money without putting in the work.

[@studbourbon798]

Just tell Sean he can be on team Nash .

[@alo4912]

Any shoot where Sean interviews someone from the qlik is unbearable, he's just drooling over himself in excitement

[@micahingram4956]

Never had a problem with Sean. Never had a problem.

[@micahingram4956]

​@@alo4912Always liked Sean. Never had a problem.

[@Derek70388]

The difference is shit didn’t hit the fan in WWE locker rooms because that would affect business and Vince wasn’t going to lose out on money. WCW, the inmates ran the asylum. Hogan and Nash ran the show and Bischoff just went along with it. That doesn’t work long term and why WCW eventually buried themselves

[@ParticleLarry]

Was Kevin ever in a locker room with other wrestlers that weren't his friends in WCW?

[@frankiemainor3381]

Sullivan my son was really over

[@MacStoker]

cheers Big Kev

[@KnowledgeVariable]

kevin nash never had a problem with telling his side of the story.

[@odinquincannon4237]

That Chuck Yeager/Hindenburg/Shane McMahon/AEW analogy alone was worth the price of admission.

[@aspacebeing710]

Kevin Nash fit in soo well in WCW it's like he and Scott Hall were always meant to be there Hogan as well so when I think of Kevin Nash it's definitely in WCW especially in the Wolfpac with Sting with the red paint macho man and Luger awesome times back then

[@CR-xu2mw]

"I did it stoned" what does that mean? In your day in day out life how often are you not stoned?

[@jonmccormick8683]

When Andre was around everybody got along and worked. With the Big Guy gone people started to get wrestless and full of anxiety. In 80's WWF everyone was making buku dollar and wrestled more than anyone wanted to full houses. = much different era compared to the 90's wrestlers playing to 1/2 empty+ house shows.

[@OnionSavoya-jf5hz]

I went to a WCW show in Asheville NC in 1998. I didn't see hall or Nash

[@nail1255]

I never really had a problem with any locker room

[@BIPOCShakur]

It did seem like the WCW locker room was a lot of civil and less sinister and political than the WWF locker room. And it also helps that none of the, we’ll call it “horse play” was going on in WCW like WWF. They didn’t have a Pat Patterson type crooning for franks and buns every chance he got.

[@tobysgamingworld1550]

The amount of creepy stuff that used to go on in WWF locker rooms is just insane. I knew a WWE Legend, met him when I was a freshman in high school and knew him up until he passed away a few years ago. He lived a few streets over and he liked hanging around. The stories he told of “jokes” were beyond crazy. It always involved scaring someone with a prison sex scenario or drugging someone. Guys bullying other guys in the shower. He said Vince was the worst years before that ever came out.

[@poopsyko]

The wcw locker room was good in its own way,Bret loved it which is the only thing is sounds like he did love about wcw lol

[@BIPOCShakur]

@@tobysgamingworld1550 It would never happen but I would love a Dark Side of the Ring simply titled: “The WWF”.

[@antology7]

8:18 Nash isn't the only one that never had a problem.

[@ModernDayRenaissanceMan]

The Rock got over by changing with Pat Patterson in his locker room. How this isn't bigger news is beyond me.

[@johnnyg1229]

Source?

[@Hillthugsta]

​@@johnnyg1229Trust him, Bro.😅

[@nickross2423]

Can say all u want about how the nwo and hall Nash and hogan made wcw but if you didn't have sting change character and coming from the rafters n doing cool shit like that then it wouldn't have worked near as well I don't think.. everyone was waiting for sting to come down and save the day and finally get to hogan.. that's why the business was on such a high for that build up and why it fell so hard after that match flopped

[@robertormond2629]

They should've never ended the fued after Sting got the belt from Hogan. Their fued wasn't about the belt.

[@jacobault2264]

Good ol' days I was so glad to grow up in the 90s never missed WWF or WCW on Monday night flipping back and forth and for the last 15 years wwe and aew and TNA wrestling or horrible to watch shit sucks

[@poopsyko]

That’s also why it went downhill eventually It was the same ol stuff over and over again Matches were ruined by NWO run ins,announcers sounded stupid eventually WCW went from amazing to just plain garbage Meanwhile WWF RAW was on fire!!!it was must see tv!!!! Gee I wonder why wcw been gone for over 20 years 🤷‍♂️

[@Petergriffinbigchillin]

Scott Hall came up with the crow gimmick for sting

[@nickross2423]

@@Petergriffinbigchillin yeah I know that.. that has nothing to do with anything

[@mikelindner2646]

Bret Hart wasn’t fully engaged in wcw because when he was in wwf he knew he always had vince’s ear. In wcw they had power house personalities hogan, nash, hall, sting, flair, macho man,luger, ddp, goldberg. He knew there was no way he would have that influence in wcw.

[@ravcreed]

Weak take. Bret could outwork everyone on that list, save for maybe Macho and Flair.

[@thedogwoods5716]

In WCW you seemed to either wear black or jeans or both In wwf it def had for colors lol

[@frankyturrizo4240]

A lot of vans back then had 2 back seats, although there's a higher likelihood of farts

[@wellesradio]

If it felt like a team, they’d smarten up like the other sports and unionize.

[@1982markjm]

Oh you know I spotted Super Calo in that picture.

[@kmetal83]

I never had a problem with the locker room

[@centralcal6604]

Wcw in the early 2000's was the best era of wrestling

[@Liquorstorerun]

“I never had a problem with either locker room”

[@brandonfouts4074]

our life is but a vapor, how quickly it seems Nash and Hall were in there prime, now its all behind them and living on past glory

[@Squirrely23]

Well one of them is anyway

[@johnvegar9098]

Happens to the best of em

[@jacobault2264]

They made it to the top of there trade what have you done in life jacking off in your mom's trailer at 40 you can't brag about you idiot

[@BonesBrigader]

Gotta earn a living somehow. They lived their lives and entitled to whatever the fuck they deserve , just like you

[@schnarfschnarf5886]

Razor was a G

[@p.d.stanhope7088]

Like any other work place environments. All that team building or now it's called "allyship" is surface oriented BS. There are written & unwritten rules of any workplace situation with factions. Be aware and stop buying HR nonsense or sentimentality BS. Work is based on the "F*ck You, Buddy" system. Pretty soon, Vice will make a series on The Boys' Allyship with plenty of disgruntled wrestlers being sentimental about something that never existed. 🤣

[@mrskunk4732]

You gotta have cliques so you can work together.... Lmao

[@iPeter-ky3zs]

one of the people in the thumbnail was in the karate kid1

[@MATTYMrMarijuana]

Ecw was a team

[@charlesm2437]

Ask RVD and Tazz if ECW was a team😂

[@GutturalReef]

In 1996, WCW had the Dungeon of Doom, business sucked. Eric created the nWo, business exploded, then uhm..... In 1998, uhm...... In 1999, uhm..... By 2000, uhm.....

[@Squirrely23]

Why does it seem like the video pauses while Nash is talking

[@isthatyoujaunwayne4183]

Internet connection when he was zoom calling or something

[@YitroBenAvraham]

Because they have to edit out all of his stuff unnecessary dramatic pauses, stammering and stuttering.

[@adampruitt9211]

It pauses like when you would hear the NWO first come on NEW..... static NEW..... static NEW...... Then queue the Music da da da da Da 😆 lol

[@ravcreed]

LOL, Kevin Nash, the king of hating house shows (I even recall a sign that read "Nash Fears House Shows") talking about him and Scott working every one.... RIPE, bro.... ripe.

[@thesausage351]

I doubt Nash was at every house show when everyone went to WCW for more money and less work.

[@tito5428]

The locker room is your competition, you work together because you're a professional. That doesn't make you a teammate

[@shadowyshutterbug]

Nash was never a team player anyways. He always took the easy way out, did what was best for him and was a relatively weak in ring performer

[@Donaldthefelontrump]

He had no talent as a wrestler and much less on the microphone. That dude had and has the charisma of dead plague infested flea on a rat's ass.

[@RyanForster-li7ox]

I mean I think he is one of the smartest men when it comes to making money and not having to kill himself dude was champ in wwe took the bag after hustling Eric for more money helped create one of the greatest factions of all time was champ and a draw in wcw hell he wrestled HHH in a hell in a cell in like 2011 the dude was able to draw and make money from early 90s up into 2010s he’s in plenty of movies making great money living the life I think the dudes a genius and one of the more influential names in wrestling him and Scott you can’t deny that

[@RossMalagarie]

You don't have to agree with him, or agree with his tactics, or track record, but he is right. All both locker room where/is not a "team sport" as in everyone is not out thinking, "how can I make the sport better", "how can I get my fellow wrestler a bigger guaranteed contract", no EVERYONE is fighting for their "spot" and for the spots above them. EVERYONE is doing EVERYTHING, politicking, backstabbing, making rumors, stirring the pots, lying about each other to make them look bad to hopefully make them look better and hopefully get a higher spot, and more money, with less working dates. OK not 100% but easily 80% would/have done most of that to get ahead and stay ahead of their fellow workers. You know just like at most jobs.

[@geedee1264]

Nope, most jobs you have a contract and usually a union , the old wrestling contracts were so bad they were actually illegal

[@NorCalTC]

lol man I’m sorry, but I find it very NON ironic that Booker said “f**k, no, you guys work too much”😂😂

[@brobsty1856]

Nitro (minus the DoD) was already really good before Hall/Nash showed up.

[@LuisCorea-mp3jy]

THE OUTSIDERS GREATEST TAG TEAM ALL TIME. 💯

[@durden2480]

I’m sorry but if I was in that locker room around 1996-97 I’d be thanking those guys every night.

[@wesleyhomeimprovement2412]

I still can’t get over missy Hyatt getting peed on

[@tobysgamingworld1550]

When you get a bunch of people together, doesn’t matter if it’s men women or children they’re going to break off into groups. Happens in high school, happens in grade school, college, even happens in nursing homes lol. We all know it happens in jail, they just break it into race groups.

[@geedee1264]

Which is provoked deliberately by the system so they fight each other and not it

[@Donaldthefelontrump]

​@geedee1264 in states were inmates aren't segregated black inmates rape smaller white and other inmates. This is just a fact. The black inmates are also more prone to homosexual behavior. That's another reason why in california prisons black inmates are not associated with and why they're segregated by race. Black inmates in gangs are better suited to keeping that type of behavior in check because it doesn't create tension or violence among different clicks. Being clicked up or segregated affords for some rules to be created and followed. That means undesirable behavior can be relegated and regulated within the clicks.

[@geedee1264]

@@Donaldthefelontrump what are you talking about the Aryan brotherhood "have their way" with men all the time , while thinking about boys. Your system needs an overhaul buddy

[@tobysgamingworld1550]

@@Donaldthefelontrump lives rent free in your head 24/7 and will be president in November.

[@tobysgamingworld1550]

@@geedee1264 it’s the nature of people. I doubt high school principals set the jocks against the goth kids. There’s no purpose.

[@Micke12312]

I have heard guys say that there were no locker rooms

[@TheEvilHumanist]

That’s not what divide and conquer means. But I still like the story.

[@sergrod1]

Bananarama were awesome

[@Donaldthefelontrump]

Yup

[@Buddahshotz73]

The comments in these videos always crack me up. Nash has always told us who he is and I have accepted it and have no problem with it but the other "subscribers" are always so offended. No wonder he calls so many people marks:D

[@bluesfor]

You're the mark if you believe this dipshit.

[@CosmicNomad93]

MY SON GLAYMED ME

[@gmabailey40]

"thats when i asked booker you want to be in the nwo? Fuck no you guys work to much." Cant be this dilutional right? coming out with 30 people isnt working. were lucky to see one nwo member to wrestle a show.

[@vernonhuffman2311]

Like 3 brain cells left 🤣

[@steventhurlow-r3y]

A wrestling company should work as a team as it promotes the brand and company who pays you. Unfortunately egos take over and as for Kevin Nash he was a big guy who could not wrestle and all he was interested in was money. Never got the appeal of him to be honest.if I was his boss he would not last a week. Smoking weed. Drinking and politicking on the job.

[@aaronstiner6339]

Nash is one of the most relatable top guys wrestling has ever had. Just seems like a chill guy to grab a drink or smoke a J with. Or maybe just wine at his age. Either way, Kev is awesome.

[@phillysfinest215]

Sean such a zaddy

[@SHOWSTOPPA79]

That’s what we need a documentary of The Kliq

[@sliccric2266]

I never had a problem with bob

[@aleiterful]

Weed and booze vs pills and booze lol

[@jd87926]

I never had a problem with Mussolini

[@UnrealTournamentSERB]

beware of organized gangstalking, emf broadcast, remote neural monitoring; justice for targeted individuals !

[@spangdeez498]

NEGATIVE on YOU Nash making every house show- Charleston, WV - took like 3 times before you showed… I knew you WERENT on the first one bc it had you be the Giant booked for the main event and I was like but that’s like the next PPV main event .. whatever, but you showed 1 time for like 5 minutes and was GONE!!!!! Must’ve not liked this place like everyone else

[@YitroBenAvraham]

I keep hearing “working 300 days a year” like it’s unbelievable. Uh, I do at least that many days. Likely more. And I don’t just fall down for 15 mins a day. Or in Kevin’s case, zero mins a day.

[@NattyIce100]

I agree, don't most people with jobs work 300 or even more days a year? Absolutely we do.

[@YitroBenAvraham]

@@NattyIce100 Yeah, but they DRIVE around. And then pretend to fall down. AND they have to do it again tomorrow!!

[@thorodinson5520]

Banana Hammock?

[@jblack9371]

Sorry, but this is funny. I'm not even watching. Nash on the locker rooms between companies.

[@generalideer6421]

"Eric created the NWO" Eric stole the idea from a Japanese angle.

[@jamiewalsh9184]

He still created the nwo 😂 the Japanese probably stole it from another Japanese promotion or another American promotion

[@asoncalledvoonch2210]

The wwf locker room had to fight for EVERY penny and earned every cent. WcW , complete opposite. Cold Unpopular Truth.

[@deadbrothers8348]

You can see why Nash would be best buds with a guy like hbk … the more he talks the more full of shit he comes off … exactly like hbk .. Nash just words things slightly better lol

[@Toxicsludgewrestlingarchive]

Bring up CM Punk if you want Nash to react. He has serious jealousy and problems with him.

[@illmerica322]

So they didn't like the nwo until they started putting asses in seats

[@JosephMiller-gh6mv]

That's why there's no union in wrestling , they make the help fight each other why ? No union now if they had stayed together have each other back you have power , think if they all packed their bags walked out then they give you what you want. Union.

[@russellcampbell3500]

Nash still burying kdawg. Lol get over it.

[@KayFabe87]

Sean’s TDS is beyond cringe worthy at this point. Give it a rest dude. It’s pathetic.

[@jasonfuller2734]

Cope Trumptard.

[@rickstalentedtongue910]

He is an entertainment asset influencer, he has to influence you to think Trump vs the establishment is real, and we should be triggered by it. These people are all scum.

[@ryanleach7669]

Nash and Hall were cancer in the locker rooms. You would think it was the opposite those on the lower end of the card make the main guys look good. So it kind of has to be a team. Nash was the shits and only good matches he had were with Hart. Luckiest man in pro wrestling, Kevin Nash, fooled them out of millions.

[@megasyxx]

not a team player that's for sure 😁

[@brandonwood840]

I made Kevin Nash block me on twitter

[@brilliance_573]

We don’t care 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@blainealexander5091]

I remember those damn raviolis you ate in that one video

[@mariorodriguez8776]

BS!!! the "big guys" never shared a locker with the mid cards

[@deadwaterd]

Thumbnail is ill

[@fernicusmaximus9282]

The bigger kliqs will control and run most of the turf. It's basically gang mentality. You didn't want to be a jobber during this time lol.

[@SweetheartQuest]

the only time i ever wasnt in character was when i looked at THE ADJECTIVE

[@bhumibolrushing7830]

Definitely disagree..co workers are a team.

[@Helluvabutl3r]

It is a team, it’s like a sales job, you’re selling your personality/skills to be on top, and you are also competing with your teammates to be on top of said team, but it doesn’t mean you like everyone you work with and it doesn’t mean your friends!

[@themondoshow]

Nash needs a new cohost

[@UnrealTournamentSERB]

justice for targeted individuals

[@Donaldthefelontrump]

The only reason nash was ever popular is because Scott was a charismatic character. He had that showman quality. Nash and the 1,2,3 kid had zero value. Even a talentless hack like Shawn michaels had a better gimmick than those two.

[@danielwindle7441]

I like kevin but sometimes he's so cluless to things going on around him. Most wrestlers wasnt friends with "the guy" and be in a kliq with the top guys, or get the contract he did when he jumped

[@selfiekroos1777]

Nash just admitted his crew killed WCW

[@CeemPlay]

Nash is a walking dollar sign. He's just too money focused to take his career seriously

[@Sad1stic]

Isn't the point in being successful in a career...?

[@CeemPlay]

@@Sad1stic in wrestling you have to be passionate. If Nash had that he would be looked upon by fans in the same way as Rock, Austin, Hogan, Flair, Michaels, Triple H.

[@100thedarkdestroyer]

@@CeemPlay To be fair he broke into the business in his 30's with an injured leg from playing basketball. I think he made the most out of it.

[@alo4912]

Lol he did just fine