Kevin Nash has offered a critical view of WrestleMania 42 weekend, questioning how the product is being presented under TKO Group Holdings.
Speaking on his “Kliq This” podcast, Kevin Nash admitted he felt disconnected from the current WWE product and described the overall experience as lacking energy.
“I’m so detached from the product… the whole weekend… felt kind of soulless,” he said.
Nash also reflected on how the company operated under Vince McMahon, noting that top stars who delivered results often had strong personal relationships with management.
“If you had a relationship with Vince and you were a guy that pushed those numbers, a Shawn Michaels, a Triple H, a Steve Austin, a Undertaker, if you pushed those numbers, you had a relationship that was gold”
Kevin Nash Feels That TKO Doesn’t Appreciate Its Top Stars
Comparing that era to the current structure, Kevin Nash suggested those relationships no longer carry the same weight under TKO. He claimed the new leadership does not show the same level of appreciation toward established stars, adding that the approach feels more corporate than personal.
“I’m talking about TKO, or as we now refer to it, The Adjustment Bureau; they just don’t show the appreciation.”
Nash’s comments add to the ongoing discussion around WWE’s direction following the transition to TKO, particularly regarding how the company balances its business priorities with its long-standing talent relationships.
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