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When my wife and I first got married in 1995, my wife HATED watching wrestling... that is, until she saw Shawn Michaels, Diesel and Razor Ramon. She's been a fan ever since !!!!!

Prayers for Big Kev of losing his only child. Stay strong Big Kev. ❤💪

Big Daddycool Diesel. Almost all 90's kids loves him. Nostalgic memories.

What often gets underestimated about Nash is how creative the guy was, he and Scott Hall drove the original nWo storylines that made it so good.

Kevin Nash is one of the coolest to ever enter the ring!!!

NASH was a legend of his own.

Despite everyone always saying he couldn't draw well , I loved the guy. He was cool , charismatic , good looking and easily one of those guys who you want to be when you grow older. Nash for me would always be in my Top 10. *P.S - I tore my quad writing this comment.*

Missed out on the fact that he met Scott Hall first in WCW in the Vegas Connection due to him being the Diamond Stud-DDP's other client.

I still like his throwback persona surprise entry in the royal rumble

Personally I think the jack knife is the best powerbomb in the business (again, my opinion). Regardless of his politicing, look at all the guys that have mentioned enjoying working with him (Mysterio and Styles have both cited Nash as their favorite big guy to work with). When I was a kid, I watched WCW over WWF. I remember getting tired of Goldberg after a while, found out later I was not alone when reading Bischoff's book. I was quite happy to see Nash win the belt and end the undefeated streak

”YO IT’S ME IT’S ME IT’S DDPY” The Diamond Dallas Page Story 🙌🏻 !

Can't believe you left out one of the most key moments of his entire career... the hot summer of '92.

I met Mr.nash, and Mr.michaels, in Manchester, new Hampshire, for a moment. Then met Mr.nash, in Framingham, mass. Such a very nice guy.

You forgot his back alley match in the summer of 92

Don't forget that he also had a few acting roles. The Punisher as the Russian and he was in John Wick as the bouncer that John Wick sent home.

Kevin Nash will always be a legend!!

Kevin Nash as Bass was the best thing about the DoA movie. Also Punk's line about Nash in 2011 was hilarious "OMG. Kevin Nash. Thought he was dead lol."

I was so in love with Diesel that I had a WWF Magazine subscription. I probably still have boxes full in my grandmothers basement1

People hit at his wrestling skills to much as he's had some amazing matches over the years when he's been paired with a more skilled wrestler so the skill was always there. I think his incredible charisma is whats remembered more though

The Rainmaker: The Kazuchika Okada Story

Nash and Hall were always my favorite. Too sweeeet.

*Kevin Nash tore his quad liking this video*

He came face to face with John wick and survived🗿🔥💯

I always found him super attractive. Nice eyes, extra tall, nice build

I have a crazy idea, how about *MACHO MADNESS: THE RANDY SAVAGE STORY* ?

Owe My Leg!: The Kevin Nash story Lol sorry I couldn’t resist. But truth is we love him in MI and I would argue everything cool about the nWo goes back to The Outsiders

Actually got the chance to meet him when I was 12 back in 93 when he was still Vinnie Vegas. Even though Stunning Steve Austin didn't want to sign autographs Nash did even though he was a heel at the time after the show

Can we please get the heart break kid: the Shawn Michaels story

Kevin Nash is one of my all time favorite wrestlers and I first starting watching wrestling in the early 80s world class championship wrestling, Kerry was my first favorite wrestler back in the day

This was a great documentary.i have been a fan of Kevin nash ever since I can remember and this is the first time I ever seen a full documentary featuring him.from start to finish.alot I didn't know about him until I watched this documentary.thank you it was great

Nash is one of my all time favorites.

You forgot to add the part about the sweet summer of 92.

When the rock said you big daddy cool mmm hu is priceless 😂😂😂

It's safe to say that The Kliq were responsible for the success of professional wrestling and sports entertainment as a whole! No one will EVER replicate the success of The Kliq

I loved the Diesel Gimmick

Kevin Nash move set most used.. Punch. Kick. Headbutt. Eye poke. Low Blow. Clothesline. Big Boot. Walking Side slam. Scoop Slam. Snake Eyes (drops opponent face to turnbuckle) Corner Elbows (opponent in the turnbuckle) Leg Lifts(opponent in turnbuckle) . Jacknife Powerbomb (finisher) The big boot, snake eyes, and the walking side slam were all used as a set up to his Jacknife Powerbomb finisher. .

92

4:34 Nash power-bombs Hall and then Hall tells him, “nice bro.” And Nash goes, “thanks”😂 RIP Hall. 😞

I hated when he had that match with Goldberg but they nerfed him down, and had him in a baggy Hockey jersey and jeans and he just took a beating from Goldberg. He deserved better

Great video as always!!! Looking forward to future content!!

I was at the scrapyard one day waiting to cash in my ticket and I see this huge guy talking to a bunch of people. It ended up being Kevin Nash who was in town for an indy promotion.

Only thing missing was the events of the summer of ‘92

according to Wrestling Bio, it wasn't Nash's decision to break Goldberg's invincibility, all decisions still passed through Eric.

Between TLC 2011 and Royal Rumble 2014 Kevin Nash wrestled over 20 times and had run in BTW in 2013, wrestled guys like Scott Stainer, Brian Cage, Gene Snitsky and teamed up with Cody Hall (Scott Hall's son) and X Pac against The Head Bangers in 2012, When to AJPW and teamed up with Keiji Muto. After Royal Rumble 2014 he went back to BTW and won BTW Heavyweight Title in his last match late 2018 by beating Flex Armstrong, Darren Young, James Ellsworth and Todo Loco

Nash was one of those rare guys that got over more from losing the wwe title

KWAB

Crazy. I live in Germany. Just a few kilometres away from Giessen😁

I believe you picked the wrong title for this documentary in my opinion you should have called it Quads And Sods | The Kevin Nash Story

You do your videos so good bro keep it the same

Mr.nash, and mr.michaels, was one of the best team's in all of wrestling. Big daddy, was the powerhouse and Shawn, the experience one. They were the 2 dude's with adatude's.

Great video man could you do horns woggle please if its possible because he is a legend

He looked super maniacal in the Master Blaster gimmick ! I remember liking them as a kid , and wondered what happened to them ! Hey ! I was a kid ! Vinnie Vegas was cool then i thought . Oz however the shits , even as a kid i knew it was the drizzling shits !

great vid andy maybe you could do orange cassidy I just learn he was 36 I thought he was in his in his 20s

“Look at the adjective.. play.” - Kevin Nash

Can we have a James storm video could be call sorry about your danm luck or the tennisee cowboy the James storm story please and thank you

Kevin Nash coolest wresler ever

Let's not forget that Tom Jane also actually stabbed him in the chest in real life during the filming of The Punisher. Kevin stayed in character for the entire scene, which they kept in the final cut of the movie, looking down at the knife sticking in his left peck, and smiling at Tom Jane, while slowly grabbing Tom's hand and pulling the knife out of his chest with it. He not only finished the scene, but continued filming, telling the medical staff to put super glue in the wound, and kept filming for the entire weekend. He was so athletic, that during the choreography scenes for the fight sequence, the director frequently asked for Nash to act like he could lift Tom up and pretend to carry him or throw him, only for Kevin to actually do it, completely unassisted, while the stunt team and coordinators looked on while fiddling with their ropes and pulley systems they were planning on using for Tom to go flying through the air, or be lifted by. The scene where he throws tom through the wall above the staircase is of particular note, as Kevin threw him through the wrong section of wall, instead of the weakened prop wall like he was supposed to. He threw him through 2 two by fours, two sheets of drywall, the insulation, and through three heavy gauge electrical wires, with enough force to give Tom a dislocated shoulder, concussion, broken finger, and temporary memory loss. He also cracked two bricks in the wall that Tom bounced off of. What a legend.

Wait...that Oz thing was real!? I swear to GOD I though it was made up! Lmiao. Wtf were they thinking!? Lol. 💜

You forgot to mention the highlight o his career where he portrayed Super Shredder in TMNT Secret of the Ooze. Pretty big oversight don't you think?

Kevin nash was the secret weapon of dx against the giants such as undertaker, kane and big show

Kevin Nash aka Diesel was dope he gave me my money's worth in the wrestling business

7:17 is perfect 😂😂😂😂 nice

Big daddy Diesel ⛽

Aye Chico!!!!

There needs to be consistency with regards to which part of the title is the large bold part. 😂😭💀

Left out the Magic Mike appearance he did without tearing his quads

Great stuff!!!!Kevin Nash in The Longest Yard is class haha

Growing up I was a huge Nash fan.. And I live in Giessen. 2 minutes in and my mind is already blown😂

Can you do one for Rob Van Dam because he’s being inducted into the hall of fame?

I used to love doing that jackknife on my lil cousins and with my bone crunching wrestling figures 💯💯💪🏽💪🏽

I think it's arguable that he is one of if not the most important wrestlers of all time to be honest... If it weren't for Kevin Nash and the NWO, which he was pretty much the brainchild behind, there wouldn't even be wrestling today... Or if there was, it would be very bad

Kevin Nash is really awesome really good wrestler commentator actor n he’s really accomplished a lot in his career tag team champions in wcw n wwe wcw n wwe champion Intercontinental champion headlined wrestlemania won a couple awards

Nash was a linchpin of the pre "Attitude Era!"

"The Queendom: The Stephanie McMahon-Levesque Story"

Doesn’t nash in the oz costume look like will Ferrell in the evil wizard costume in blades of glory

Hey yo big mang!

You didn't talk about the backstage match with 4 African American men during the summer of 92

Everyone did their job that night on Nitro backstage personal, refs, commentators even heels and babyfaces were breaking kayfabe. Vince had the world in his hands with the Invasion angle what did he do with it? Turn it into a mass graveyard (Captain Picard sigh)

Too Sweet!

Nash beat Goldberg in December. He didn’t start booking until sometime in February...

Does this cover his near-tragedy in the summer of 1992?

YOU CAN’T SEE ME John Cena from Thuganomics to army brat.

This went from the Kevin Nash Story to the nWo story lol.....

Best to ever stepped over the ring

One of my pet peeves is when they call WWF WWE when talking about it in the 90s

Wrestle With Andy Joe you are awesome at this

Showoff: The Doplh Ziggler story 😍😍

Nash wasn’t a talented wrestler in the ring, but he was an amazing and talented individual when it came to entertainment. If it wasn’t for him and the nWo, wrestling would’ve been dead

It took ALL 3 of them to make the NWO thing work big kev is a legend of the sport

It had to be the best time in wrestling in wrestling I was a fan of both but after that I only watched WCW To see what came out next

God Damn I miss watching him wrestle

He was apparently tearing ligaments way back in 1981. Lol 😂

I seen Kevin at Comicon in Lexington Ky, a few years ago. I always thought he was bigger. He is thick as a concrete block, but 7’ he’s not! I’m 6’3” and he might have been 1-3” taller then me! I’m thinking now he is more like 6-5” 6-6” probably shrunk some over the years cause they used to Bill him at 7 foot 350lbs if I remember correctly. But that’s wrestling right! It was just surprising I was almost as big as him I always thought he would tower over me and he don’t! I’m sore he a bad sob though probably strong as a bull besides his bad knee!

Violent Cowboy: Stan Hansen story

2:05 also Super Shredder in TMNT 2 , said he made more money on that one job than his whole first year of wrestling 😂😂

amazing vid man may i ask how you edit your vids like what u use cause I wanna make vids as good as urs thx

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Great video upload 👌

I wanna know what mash whisperered to Bret in that little clip when Bret had the belt standing next to JJ