Kevin Nash: “Nobody in the world, including wrestling fans, is going to f*cking come to our country”
While speaking on his podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash addressed the lack of international fans in Las Vegas for WrestleMania 42 week…
“I don’t hear a British, Scottish, Irish, or Australian accent. I don’t hear anybody’s f*cking accent except Americans, because nobody in the world—including wrestling fans—is going to f*cking come to our country and go through our customs and ICE and bullsh*t.
And we’re not exactly the darlings on Earth right now.
So you don’t even have to worry about tariffs when the country is in the… I guess you’d call it the fourth Reich.
Most times I was signing during those four hours, it wasn’t because I didn’t have people in front of me—it’s just that I didn’t have a line.
So I could take my time. I could look and say, ‘Alright, I’ve got six people. I can spend a minute and a half or two minutes with each person.’
Instead of when you look up and there’s no end of the line, and you’ve got two hours left, and you’re like, ‘No personalizations, we’ve gotta go.’
So yeah, it wasn’t as bad as the year after COVID, but it kind of had a little bit of that feel.”
Nash also vented about the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony…
“Be there at 3:00, leave at midnight—absolutely not a stitch of f*cking food for the talent. No protein. Some bags of chips, a couple of f*cking bananas, and a tangerine.
And I f*cking asked the head of f*cking talent relations—I won’t say his name—I asked him, ‘Is there food?’ And he didn’t even come in and say hi to me until after the show, until Stephanie [McMahon] was done.
In other words, we probably will never have to use him again because he will never do anything again.”







