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

This is a video about ep 104 macro Kevin Nash on WCW's locker room vs WWf's

00:00 WCW's locker room
09:13 So what will Shane bring to AEW?
10:08 Bananarama

[kerpal]

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

[digitalmarketinghumans]

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

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

[bradbuchta]

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.

[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.

[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.

[Grunt]

“…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

[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.

[Qwazaar]

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.

[edwinafamefuna]

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

[turnupthesun]

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

[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.

[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.

[peteca]

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

[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.

[dcowboysfan]

I never had a problem with the locker rooms.

[KnowledgeVariable]

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

[Derek]

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

[studbourbon]

Just tell Sean he can be on team Nash .

[CR-xumw]

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

[aspacebeing]

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