TNA News: Nash unhappy, Nasty Boys and more

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- Kevin Nash is reportedly unhappy with the term "The Band" which is being used to promote a TNA version of the nWo. It was a term used in WCW and Nash feels it is totally dated.

- Eric Bischoff, Angelina Love, Mr. Anderson, Brian Kendrick and Bubba the Love Sponge have all been added to TNAWrestling.com

- The Nasty Boys had not wrestled in some thirteen year since December 9th, 1996 episode of WCW Monday Nitro until their return together on iMPACT to defeat Eric Young & Kevin Nash

I totally agree with Nash on those thing. It is dated, it sucks, and I don't want to see it anymore.....EVER.

nWo was awesome, Now I stress WAS.

The Band sucks, If you are going to bring the back then give them a decent name. "The Band" is just unoriginal and bland

It is like a half assed nWo reunion and it sucks.

Well if you replaced Waltman and Hall with Sting and maybe Bagwell and Steiner, then it would be awesome. Simply cause those guys are not that bad.

Waltman and Hall are shit and I'd rather Johnny Fairplay back in TNA before those guys.

Sykesy wrote:

Well if you replaced Waltman and Hall with Sting and maybe Bagwell and Steiner, then it would be awesome. Simply cause those guys are not that bad.

Waltman and Hall are shit and I'd rather Johnny Fairplay back in TNA before those guys.

I would have to say no to Bagwell. "Buff is the stuff" is the worst catchphrase ever.

' BUFF ... DADDY. I'm Buff Daddy'

I loved Bagwell , Especially when he was 'Injured' and turned on Steiner.

The Nasty Boys had wrestled in Australia recently. So that last bit isn't completely true. Still, they were awful 13 years ago and still are. So some things never change.

And Nash has a point about the name at least. Just sounds bad. The NWO reunion would sell if they did it right. But it just seems really lackluster at the moment. Nash and Waltman are over the hill, sure. So is Hall, even though he hasn't gotten in the ring. But their in-ring work isn't exactly the selling point. "Hey Chico" could sell more tickets than most of the stuff in TNA. Once again, if they did it right though. Which they really haven't. You have Hall, Nash, Hogan, Waltman, Bischoff and Steiner in the company. And you can't pull off a decent NWO reunion. That's pretty sad. Especially cause it's just soiling how awesome it once was. That being arguably, (and there's not much of an argument against it) the greatest stable in wrestling history.

DX is was and always will be far better then the NWO, but not even DX is the greatest faction of all-time. That would be the 4 Horseman. The Horseman invented the heel faction. Take a look at the DVD and you will see that they are the orginal.

Hence why I said arguably. The Horsemen were the original and clearly set the bar. But as far as making money goes, I don't think any faction has sold like the NWO did in the 90s. The Horsemen invented the wheel, the NWO just made it that little bit rounder. And the fact that DX came after the NWO and was a supposed "rip off" of the NWO is another thing to think about. Not necessarily my opinion, cause I'm a total DX mark. And it was hard to consider the original DX a faction, since there was only 2 real active wrestlers and Chyna just standing outside looking all masculine. Rick Rude too obviously but again, wasn't really actively competing. So they were really always more of a tag team. And I wouldn't put the DX Army angle on the same level as the NWO at all, ha. But those 3 are probably as good as it gets. With Evolution chasing as well, of course.

To me, the nWo was water down at the end. It seemed that every WCW wrester was a part of one of the nWo factions. Early on, they were on the cutting edge, but at the end, it was a paridy of itself.

I personally loved Evolution. Since the Evolution split up, they have had more solo succes then any other faction I can think of.