Kevin Nash Doesn't Think He'd Be A Good Fit For WWE Creative Role

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Kevin Nash's good friends are seemingly turning kayfabe into reality, with both founders of D-Generation X working hard behind the scenes in WWE. Since 2022, Paul 'Triple H' Levesque has acted as WWE's Chief Content Officer, while Shawn Michaels has acted as WWE's Senior Vice President of Talent Development and Creative, and has overseen Creative in 'NXT.'

Per reports, Michaels might be set to fill in for Bruce Prichard once he retires from his role as WWE Executive Director of Creative Writing and Talent, so could there be a spot for Nash to join his friends in WWE again? 

"I mean, if it was Zoom, like I could four-hour Zoom every day?" Nash said during an episode of his "Kliq This" podcast. "All I'd be doing is turning off the financials and talking wrestling?"

"The first thing I would have to do is, I would have to completely immerse myself in the product," he added. "I'd have to be down there, I mean, I'd have to go down.I'd have to sit down, talk to people...You can't book people that you don't have a feel for." 

While Nash seemed to consider taking a Creative role in 'NXT' or the Performance Center, his attitude quickly changed when asked about working the main roster Creative instead. 

"For me? No," he said. "I'm kind of a j***-off, I like to laugh, and I think I would irritate Paul." 

Nash seemed to be interested in the prospect of working with Levesque and Michaels, but couldn't get past the fact that he wouldn't take it seriously. Finally, the veteran admitted that he just doesn't want to work, especially at 67, pointing out that he's far older than both Levesque and Michaels.

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