Kevin Nash

Wrestler Since: 1990

Finishing Maneuvers: Jackknife Powerbomb (Diesel/Nash), Tornado Slam (Oz), Snake-Eyes onto Top Turnbuckle (Vegas)

Previous PWI 500 Rankings: #53(2010), #105(2009), #186(2008), #271(2006), #50(2000), #14(1999), #39(1998), #13(1997), #6(1996), #1(1995), #14(1994), #203(1992), #367(1991)

Official Website: http://www.kevinbigsexynash.com/

History: (Last Updated: 5/25/2012)

The Beginning
NWA: 1990
WCW: 1991 / 1992 / 1993
WWF: 1993 / 1994 / 1995 / 1996
WCW: 1996 / 1997

Few people have had as much of an impact as Kevin Nash did on the professional wrestling world. His role in the formation of the new World order will always be remembered, as well as his later actions that possibly helped in the demise of World Championship Wrestling.

The Beginning

A former basketball player at University of Tennessee, Kevin Nash always considered himself an athlete. He averaged 5.1 points and 4.2 rebounds at Tennessee, then left there to try his hand at a professional basketball career, playing some overseas. He was even invited to a Cleveland Cavaliers basketball camp. But when he tore a ligiment in Germany in 1981, Kevin Nash's career went in a vastly different direction. He spent a few years in the 202nd Military Police Company in Germany, working on regaining his mobility and repairing the damage.

NWA: 1990

After the knee injury healed to an extent, Nash entered the world of professional wrestling, training at the National Wrestling Alliance Mid-Atlantic's Power Plant. The NWA Mid-Atlantic was on the verge of breaking away and becoming World Championship Wrestling at the start of the next year. Nash began his wrestling career as the bodyguard of Woman, who was at that time managing Doom. This quickly fell through, and Nash later appeared repackaged as Steel, a member of the Master Blasters along with Iron in the NWA. Iron, however, didn't last long, getting replaced by Blade (Al Green). The Master Blasters debuted at Clash Of The Champions XII with a victory over The Lightning Express (Brad Armstrong & Tim Horner), winning via a double shoulderblock on Horner.

The Master Blasters' push continued into the next month, as they faced off against The Wild Eyed Southern Boys (Steve Armstrong & Tracey Smothers) at Halloween Havoc '90. Steel & Blade got another win that night, with Blade pinning Armstrong. Unfortunately for Nash and Green, though, the fan reaction just wasn't there, and the Master Blasters soon were taken out of the rotation. Nash would spend the next few months re-growing his hair (he had a mohawk for the Master Blasters) and preparing for another crack at the big time, with another new character.

WCW: 1991

In May '91, Nash re-debuted as OZ, known for wearing a green coat with his silver hair. OZ was managed by "The Grand Wizard" (Kevin Sullivan), and was given another strong push on his way in. It's rumored that the main reason for this character was that Ted Turner had recently gotten the MGM catalogue, which included The Wizard Of Oz, and this led to a character being made to support that movie. At Superbrawl I, Oz barely worked up a sweat, exercising more on his walk to the ring (on a yellow brick road, no less) than he did destroying Tim Parker in less than a minute with his Tornado Slam.

The quick wins continued at Clash Of The Champions XV, as Oz easily beat Johnny Rich with another Tornado Slam. But once again, it seemed that the fans just weren't getting behind the character. Oz's momentum slowed, losing to Ron Simmons via multiple shoulderblocks at The Great American Bash '91. Oz hung around WCW, being a big man who could be beaten to build stars, for the next few months. At Clash of The Champions XVI, he competed in a "Battle Royal", lasting until near the end when he got tossed out by the eventual winner, El Gigante. Oz would fall quickly after that, and at Halloween Havoc '91, Oz fell quickly to Bill Kazmeier, submitting to his Torture Rack hold. Oz later left television for a month, in order to be repackaged... again.

WCW: 1992

At the beginning of 1992, in came Vinnie Vegas, a very large Italian casino bouncer. He made his first appearance at Clash Of The Champions XVIII, where he quickly defeated Tommy Rich with the Snake Eyes. He joined Harley Race's "A Half Ton Of Holy Hell" stable, and teamed with Ricky Morton at Superbrawl II against Van Hammer & Tom Zenk. Unfortunately, things didn't pan out for Vegas, as Morton got pinned followed a sunset flip, costing the heels a win. Vegas would eventually leave the stable and wrestle on his own for a while, but actually wouldn't wrestle at a major WCW card for several months.

That doesn't mean that Vegas didn't have a few good moments, mainly focusing on his joining The Diamond Mine with Diamond Dallas Page, Scotty Flamingo (later known as Raven), and The Freebirds. Vegas also briefly was around The Diamond Stuff (his later partner, Scott Hall). Vegas & DDP teamed up together in a dark match at Halloween Havoc '92, losing to Erik Watts & Van Hammer. At Clash Of The Champions 21, Vegas & Page were in Flamingo's corner when he had a boxing match with Johnny B. Badd. While Flamingo took a tremendous beating from Badd, Page's help (by soaking Flamingo's glove in water in-between rounds) allowed Flamingo to get the surprise KO, winning the contest. Of course, Flamingo was in bad shape afterwards, needing to be carried to the back by Vegas & Page.

WCW: 1993

Vegas made one last major appearance at Clash Of The Champions 22, when he was scheduled to arm wrestle Van Hammer for the title of "Strongest Arm" (Van Hammer had won a Jesse "The Body" Ventura sponsored tournament at the end of '92 for the title). Van Hammer, though, was injured, so Vegas instead went against Tony Atlas. Vegas won the arm-wrestling contest and 'claimed the title', but nothing much came of it. Later on in the year, Vegas & Page tagged as "The Vegas Connection", but when Page tore his rotator cuff, the team was disbanded, and for a fourth time, Nash's character fell in WCW. This was the last straw for Nash, who left WCW to join The World Wrestling Federation.

WWF: 1993

In June '93, "Big Daddy Cool" Diesel appeared on the scene of the World Wrestling Federation, as the bodyguard of "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels. Diesel helped Michaels win the WWF Intercontinental Title from Marty Jannetty, and then was there to aid Michaels in retaining the title against Crush at King of the Ring '93, Diesel's first PPV appearance in the WWF. Diesel would prove key in Michaels' success, including causing Mr. Perfect to be counted out at Summerslam '93, but Diesel was also interested in building his own wrestling career as well over the next few months.

At the Survivor Series '93, Diesel teamed up with Adam Bomb, Rick Martel, & Irwin R. Schyster in an "Elimination" Match against Razor Ramon, Marty Jannetty, The 1-2-3 Kid, and late replacement "Macho Man" Randy Savage. But at the time, Diesel was still thought of as a bodyguard, which meant that after showing off how high he could toss the 1-2-3 Kid, Diesel was the first eliminated, falling to a Flying Elbow from Savage. Jannetty & The 1-2-3 Kid were the sole 'survivors', with Diesel's team falling to defeat.

WWF: 1994

Diesel made his first major impact in the WWF at the '94 Royal Rumble. He came in at #7 and began destroying everyone, to the shock of the crowd. After eliminating many of the first combatants into the Rumble, he seemed to earn the fans' respect, as they cheered every time he tossed someone. It took nearly half a dozen wrestlers to get rid of him, as he finally took it to the next level. It earned Diesel some respect, but it would take some time for that respect to lead to higher spots on the card. Diesel wasn't booked in a match at Wrestlemania X, instead standing at Michaels' side when Michaels put his version of the Intercontinental Title up against Razor Ramon (who was the new champion). Diesel tried to interfere, but got caught by the ref and was ejected from ringside. Ramon went on to win the match.

The feud between Michaels and Ramon continued, which benefited Diesel along the way. In April '94, Diesel faced Ramon for the Intercontinental Title, and, with Michaels' interference, Diesel won the match, earning his first wrestling gold. Diesel kept defending the belt over the next few months, hanging onto it, even while staying by Michaels' side, less of a bodyguard now and more of a tag-team partner. Diesel's dominance led him to earn a World Title shot against Bret "Hitman" Hart at King of the Ring '94. Diesel had Michaels at ringside, while Hart has his own help in Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart. During the match, Diesel beat down Neidhart on the outside, while Michaels was able to ambush Hart, hitting him with the Intercontinental Title. Diesel appeared in charge, giving Hart the Jackknife Powerbomb, but Neidhart then came back in and caused the disqualification win for Diesel, keeping him from getting the World Title for himself and Michaels.

Despite the set-back, Diesel and Michaels continued to dominate the WWF, with the duo winning the WWF World Tag-Team Titles from the Headshrinkers at an August house show. It seemed everything was perfect for the duo, but that all changed at Summerslam '94, where Diesel was defending the Intercontinental Title against Razor Ramon. A miscue led to Michaels superkicking Diesel, knocking him out and allowing Ramon to take away the singles title. This started friction between the two wrestlers, which culminated at Survivor Series '94. Diesel & Michaels joined Owen Hart, Jim Neidhart, & Jeff Jarrett to take on Razor Ramon, The British Bulldog, The 1-2-3 Kid, & The Headshrinkers. During the match, Diesel went wild, eliminating Fatu, The Kid, Sionne, and The Bulldog, making it 5-on-1. However, when Michaels wanted in and accidentally hit Diesel, a furious Diesel went after Michaels, causing the whole team to go to the dressing room. With all of them counted out, Ramon was labeled the sole 'survivor'.

The friendship between Diesel and Michaels was over, and the tag-team titles were stripped from them a few days later. Diesel didn't stay without gold long, though, as he easily crushed Bob Backlund in eight seconds to become the WWF World Heavyweight Champion. Diesel had made it to the very top, finally finding the right path for himself after so many failed gimmicks in WCW. In the final month of the year, Diesel promised a title shot to Bret Hart, his old rival, while refusing Michaels, who was upset that his 'bodyguard' had the title before he did.

WWF: 1995

Diesel faced Bret Hart at Royal Rumble '95, with Diesel's World Title on the line. During the match, Diesel landed his powerbomb, but then got attacked by Shawn Michaels, injuring his leg. The match continued, with Hart focusing on the injury, but Diesel wouldn't stay down. When the ref went down later, several wrestlers (Michaels, Bob Backlund, Owen Hart, Jeff Jarrett, & The Roadie) all come in and attack the wrestlers. The ref came to and threw out the match, ending it in a no-contest. Later that night, Michaels won the Royal Rumble, becoming the #1 Contender to Diesel's championship.

After months of feuding, the former friends went at it at Wrestlemania XI. Michaels brought out Sycho Sid (Vicious) with him, as the two had become aligned. Diesel and Michaels furiously fought it out, both in and out of the ring. In the end, Diesel proved too strong, giving Michaels a Jackknife powerbomb to put him out, retaining the title. Diesel was set for a rematch against Michaels at In Your House #1, but when Michaels suffered a (kayfabe) shoulder injury, Diesel instead defended his title against Sycho Sid instead. The match ended in disqualification, though, when Sycho Sid's ally, Tatanka, attacked Diesel, with Bam Bam Bigelow coming to Diesel's aid.

Diesel & Bam Bam began teaming up against Sid & Tatanka over the next month, with Diesel's elbow being injured at one point by the heels. The two teams met at King Of The Ring '95, with Sid & Tatanka trying to do more damage to the elbow, only to have Diesel manage to fight back out of it. At the end of the match, Diesel powerbombed Tatanka, but wanted Sid in the ring. Sid, instead, walked away from the match, so Diesel took out Tatanka for the victory. Due to Sid's likeliness of running away, the rematch between them at In Your House 2 was scheduled as a "Lumberjack" Match, helping to keep Sid in the ring (as long as he tried to escape on the face side). During the match, one lumberjack in particular, King Mabel, pulled Diesel out of the ring and attacked him. This still didn't stop Diesel, though, who later got hold of Sid (after the faces had beat on him) and landed the Jackknife, putting Sid out for the pin.

Due to Mabel attacking him, Diesel soon focused his attention on the King of the Ring winner, although he also had issues with The British Bulldog. Diesel and Mabel battled up to Summerslam '95, where they faced off for the World Heavyweight Title. Mabel's pure size gave him an advantage, as did his having his former tag partner, Mo, on the outside to interfere. But Mo later got taken out by Lex Luger, while Diesel was able to come back, getting a turnbuckle shoulderblock to put Mabel on his back, once again retaining the belt.

It was around this time that Diesel and Michaels had buried the hatchet between them, once again joining up as a team. Michaels had won the Intercontinental Title, so both men had belts as they feuded with the tag-team champions, Owen Hart & Yokozuna. The teams were scheduled to face off at In Your House 3, but when Hart was 'unable' to compete, Jim Cornette designated The British Bulldog to wrestle in his place for the title. During the match, however, Hart ran out and tried to attack the challengers. Diesel responded by Jackknife Powerbombing him and pinning him, ending the match and winning Diesel & Michaels the tag-team titles again! At least, for a day or so, as the match result was overturned the next night due to Hart not officially being in the match.

Diesel, still the World Champion, went on to face The British Bulldog at In Your House 4. The Bulldog tried to focus on the leg to slow Diesel down, although Diesel kept fighting back. Near the end, though, the match was decided by someone other than the champion, as Bret Hart (who had been on commentary) attacked The Bulldog, causing Diesel to lose via disqualification. Diesel, angry at the way things had ended, blamed Hart (rightly) for the loss, and the two renewed their long feud. The two decided to finish things at Survivor Series '95, making their World Title match a "No Countout, No Disqualification" affair. During the match, Hart managed to injure Diesel's knee, bashing it with a steel chair while Diesel was stuck on the ring post. Diesel made a comeback, though, and brutally smashed Hart off the apron and through a table. It seemed that Hart was badly hurt, as he couldn't even get up when Diesel brought him into the ring for a powerbomb attempt. But Hart was faking, as Hart got a roll-up pin and won the championship away from Diesel, ending his year-long reign. A furious Diesel powerbombed Hart repeatedly after the match, turning heel once again.

Diesel's fury only increased in the coming weeks, when Owen Hart knocked out Shawn Michaels during a Monday Night Raw, causing Diesel to want revenge. The two fought at In Your House 5 in December, with Diesel eventually getting the upper hand and landing the Jackknife. However, he refused the pin, and when the ref argued with him about it, Diesel took out the ref, causing a disqualification. Diesel didn't care, punishing Hart and showing his evil streak in full force going into the new year.

WWF: 1996

Going into 1996, Diesel had a mission of getting back to the World Heavyweight Title. He also wanted to retrieve the belt from the man who took it from him: Bret Hart. At Royal Rumble '96, Diesel first appeared by attacking The Undertaker, costing The Undertaker the World Title (as Hart got the win). Diesel then went in as one of the favorites in the Royal Rumble match and lasted for a long while after entering at #22. Although he was a force, throwing out several guys, Diesel got caught at the very end by a Shawn Michaels superkick, sending him to the outside and giving Michaels another Rumble victory.

Despite the loss, Diesel still had a shot at the title, facing Hart for the belt at In Your House 6 in a "Steel Cage" Match. The cage was both to keep both men in and to keep The Undertaker out. Near the end of the bout, however, just as Diesel was about the escape, The Undertaker suddenly appeared THROUGH the ring floor, pulling Diesel into its depths! Hart escaped and retained the title. Diesel and The Undertaker continued their feud in the coming weeks, with moments like Nash destroying one of the Undertaker's caskets, while finding 'himself' laying in another one. At Wrestlemania XII, the two met up, with the Undertaker surviving multiple Powerbombs and coming back to give Diesel the Tombstone Piledriver, winning the match.

By this point, Diesel was playing out the rest of his contract, as he was set to be leaving the company soon. He had one final pay-per-view match at Good Friends, Better Enemies, where he took on WWF World Champion Shawn Michaels in a "No Disqualification" Match. The two had an incredible brawl which featured Michaels getting powerbomed through a table and Diesel stealing the artificial leg of Maurice Vachon at ringside to use as a weapon. It backfired on Diesel, though, as Michaels hit him with the leg instead, and then got the superkick to knock him out, allowing Michaels to stay the champion.

A short time later, in Diesel's last night as a WWF wrestler, the infamous "kayfabe" incident took place. After their matches, (Diesel vs. Michaels, Razor Ramon vs. Triple H), Nash, Ramon, Michaels, and Triple H hugged and said their farewells in front of the fans, breaking the "secret good vs. evil" pact. Nash and Ramon (Scott Hall) then left the company that had built them into huge stars, heading over to the competition: their old stomping grounds, World Championship Wrestling.

WCW: 1996

In the Spring of '96, Scott Hall made his first appearance in WCW, alone, stating that they were going to take over. He also said that the "Big Man" would be there soon. The next week, Hall called out for the "Big Man", and was joined by Kevin Nash. Nash & Hall both called out the three best wrestlers of WCW, wanting to show how great they were. This was the formation of the Outsiders, as they were supposedly not signed to WCW contracts. At The Great American Bash '96, they were told by President Eric Bischoff that they would get their chance at the next PPV. Bischoff did not, however, tell them who they would be facing. In response, Bischoff was Powerbombed through the stage by Nash. For the next few weeks, Hall & Nash appeared sporadically on WCW television, immediately becoming two of its main stars. It was announced that, at Bash at the Beach '96, they'd be facing Sting, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, and Lex Luger. It was a mystery who their third partner would be.

During the match, the Outsiders fought by themselves, leaving the third partner a mystery. They managed to injure Luger, however, making the odds even. Near the end of the fight, Hulk Hogan ran out, apparently to take Luger's place. Instead, he dropped the big leg on Savage, joining with the Outsiders. In one of the most infamous moments in wrestling history, Hogan turned heel, forming with the Outsiders the new World order (nWo), the most powerful organization to challenge the WCW in years.

"Hollywood" Hogan & The Outsiders were quickly a force to be reckoned with, attacking many wrestlers throughout WCW broadcasts. At Hogg Wild '96, The Outsiders took on Lex Luger & Sting. It was a tough battle for Nash & Hall, but the match ended in deceit, as WCW referee Nick Patrick, after apparently getting blinded, hit a chopblock on Luger's knee to stop an attempted Torture Rack, and then did a quick 3 count when Hall landed on top to give The Outsiders the win. Later that night, The Outsiders came down to help Hollywood Hogan against the WCW World Champ, The Giant. Although both Nash and Hall took chokeslams, their distraction allowed Hogan to knock out The Giant with the title belt and pin him, taking away the championship from WCW and spray-painting it as the nWo World Heavyweight Title.

Nash & Hall didn't have a scheduled match at the next event, Clash Of The Champions 33, but they still made their presence felt, attacking various tag-team members during a "Three-Way" Match between WCW Tag-Team Champions Harlem Heat, The Steiner Brothers, and Lex Luger & Sting. The referee, Nick Patrick, later called the match a No-Contest due to their interference, basically costing The Steiners the titles. The Outsiders helped Hogan later in the night to preserve the World Title in his match against Flair, with the three men standing up well against the WCW forces.

Over the next few weeks, the new World order began to expand, as they brought in a benefactor (Ted DiBiase) and a security officer (Vincent, formerly Virgil in the WWF). They also got a surprise addition in The Giant, who signed on with the nWo due to the money offered by DiBiase. They also started a rumor that another top member of WCW, Sting, was coming over to their side, sewing distrust between Sting and the rest of the WCW locker room. At Fall Brawl '96, the nWo were set to go into a "War Games" match against the WCW team. Strangely, Sting was said to be on both teams. It turned out that The Outsiders & Hogan had an imposter Sting with them, known as the nWo Sting (Jeff Farmer), which the WCW locker room couldn't tell wasn't the real Sting. During the War Games match, the real Sting got involved, attacking the nWo members, but then deserted the WCW team, saying that he wouldn't fight for someone who didn't trust him. The nWo team, with the numbers advantage, came back, and the nWo Sting forced Luger to tap out to the Scorpion Deathlock, getting the nWo another victory.

As Hogan defended the WCW(nWo) World Heavyweight Title, and more members continued to join up with the nWo, The Outsiders focused on some gold for themselves. At Halloween Havoc '96, The Outsiders took on the defending champions, Harlem Heat. Although the champs fought hard and almost had the win at one point, Nash was able to grab their manager (Colonel Rob Parker) and steal his cane, smashing Booker T with it to knock him out. Hall got the pin, and The Outsiders became the WCW World Tag-Team Champions.

The new World order, at this point, was as powerful as WCW, with the top gold in the hands of their stars. At World War III '96, The Outsiders defended the World Tag-Team Titles in a "Triangle" Match against The Faces of Fear (Meng & The Barbarian) and The Nasty Boyz. At one point during the match, Hall and Nash got tagged in against each other, but they immediately capitalized by Nash laying down and Hall pinning him. In the confusion that followed, Hall knocked out Brian Knobs with Jimmy Hart's megaphone, allowing Nash to get his Jackknife Powerbomb for the victory, retaining the belts. Nash and Hall played a part later on in the World War III Battle Royal, helping an nWo member, The Giant, win the match.

It was during this period that the Outsiders were trying hard to bring another member into the nWo, as they were approaching their old ally, Diamond Dallas Page. They helped him routinely during the WCW United States Title Tournament, only for Page not to give a response when they asked him to join. At Starrcade '96, when Page was in the finals of the tournament against Eddy Guerrero, the nWo interfered again... but this time it was to take out DDP, allowing Guerrero to win the vacant title (before destroying Guerrero as well afterwards). Also during the night, The Outsiders defended the WCW World Tag-Team Titles against The Faces of Fear, helped in large part by Nick Patrick being the referee. Patrick refused to count pinfalls for Meng or the Barbarian, and eventually, Nash was able to put away The Barbarian with the Jackknife Powerbomb, making sure the nWo kept the titles going into the new year.

WCW: 1997

The Outsiders held the belts for much of '97, until a knee injury sidelined Nash. Syxx quickly subbed for him in a title defense, and along with Hall lost the belts back to the Steiner Brothers in October '97.

When Nash's knee recovered from the surgery, he and Hall returned stronger than ever, beating the Steiners in January '98 to earn their belts back. He also began his infamous feud with the Giant, claiming the he was, in fact, the true Giant of WCW. He coerced the Giant into signing a contract which stated that he couldn't touch Nash until Souled Out, then taunted the big man, throwing coffee into his face at one point. The Giant's frustrations were let out one night, when he tore down a wrestling ring with his bare hands (see photo gallery). The feud truly moved to a new level at Souled Out, when Nash slipped during a powerbomb attempt and dropped the Giant on his neck. Although this was an accident, WCW played it like Nash had done it on purpose, and banned the Jackknife Powerbomb. Nash didn't care, calling himself the Big Sexy Giant Killer. He became famous for a while by continuing to powerbomb wrestlers, and getting taken away from the ring in handcuffs.

In early February, the Steiners again won the Tag-Team belts from the Outsiders. A few weeks later, at Superbrawl VIII, Nash and Hall became WCW Tag-Team champions for the third time, thanks to Scott Steiner betraying his brother and joining the nWo. Soon, though, problems would develop in the group that Nash had helped form. First off, the Giant returned, seeking revenge on the man who had injured him. The Giant and Nash had many battles during the next couple of months. Nash also started having disagreements with "Macho Man" Randy Savage, then with Hollywood Hogan himself. The two men were slated to face the Giant and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper in a bat match at Spring Stampede, and did win the match, although Hogan did hit Nash with a bat at one point. Later on in the night, Hogan tried to make Savage lose to the World Champion Sting, but Nash reappeared, Powerbombing Sting (the Jackknife had been reinstated due to the Giant's wishes) and helping Savage win the title.

Nash broke off from the Hollywood Hogan nWo a few days later, and formed nWo Wolfpac along with Savage. Soon he had also recruited Konnan and Curt Hennig to stand against Hogan. But Hogan recruited as well, replacing Nash with the Giant! This again renewed the feud between the two wrestlers, which led to a Tag-Team Title match between the nWo Giant & Sting (who was undecided at the time) and the Outsiders. Hall, however, turned on his long-time partner, allowing the Giant & Sting to get the straps. This started a simmering feud between Hall & Nash, with the two Outsiders finally aparently to go at it. Nash managed a major victory in recruiting, though, when he first got Lex Luger into the Wolfpac, followed shortly thereafter by Luger's friend, Sting. When Sting defeated the Giant in a singles bout, he was allowed to choose his partner to hold the Tag-Team belts. He chose Big Sexy.

Nash and Sting held the WCW Tag-Team Titles for more than a month before losing it to Hall and the Giant, thanks to interference from Bret Hart. Nash then continued to lead the Wolfpac against nWo Hollywood, usually going after Scott Hall. At Road Wild '98, Nash was involved in a Battle Royale. He eliminated himself to go after Hall, who has just been eliminated as well. Big Sexy also had some problems with Bill Goldberg, the current champion. The two squared off many times, usually after one had accidentally hit the other. Nash's ties with the Wolfpac were also strained, as, after Diamond Dallas Page turned him down, Nash Powerbombed him. At Fall Brawl '98, Nash led his Wolfpac into a three-team War Games match. In the end, Diamond Dallas Page came out the victor, getting the title shot at Halloween Havoc. Nash, however, had other things to worry about.

During September '98, Scott Hall began showing up the matches either stoned or drunk. Nash pleaded with his old friend to stay in the back. Hall responded by asking where his old friend was while Hall's life was falling apart. After repeated drunken brawls (usually won by Nash), Big Sexy got a match signed with Hall at the next PPV. When Halloween Havoc rolled around, Nash seemed to have to it won, after hitting Hall with 2 consecutive Jackknife Power Bombs. He then left the ringm not bothering with the cover. Nash was counted out, allowing Hall the win, unconscious though he was. A few days later, Hall tricked Nash into trying to reconcile, then, with the Giant's help, threw him through a wall, showing that the two men had not settled their differences. Yet at World War III '98, the rematch between the two did not occur, as Nash and Hall fought side-by-side against nWo Hollywood, thanks to Nash making the save. But when Hall put up the Wolfpac sign, Nash just walked away. Later that night, Nash won the World War III match over the other 59 competitors in the three rings, dominating the competition and earning a shot against the then-undefeated-champion, Bill Goldberg.

At Starrcade, Nash and Goldberg fought a spirited match which was ruined by interference by the Disco Inferno, Bam Bam Bigelow, and finally Scott Hall, who used a taser on Goldberg, leaving him weak enough to be Powerbombed by Nash. Nash then pinned him to become the WCW World Champ, not to mention becoming the first man to defeat Goldberg. But Nash claimed that he wasn't satisfied with the victory. He claimed that he wanted to defeat Goldberg one-on-one, and demanded a rematch be set up on an upcoming Nitro.

A few weeks later, at the first Nitro of '99, Nash was scheduled in a rematch with Goldberg, but instead it worked out that he faced Hollywood Hogan. This turned out to be a swerve, as Nash allowed Hogan to pin him. Nash, Scott Hall, and later Lex Luger all joined with Hogan and Scott Steiner to form a new version of the nWo Wolfpac, reuniting the original nWo. They then began their wars against WCW once again. They started by putting together a "True Giant" match between the Giant (who was still officially nWo) and Nash. With the help of Scott Hall and a mechanic's wrench (left there by Bischoff), Nash eliminated the Giant from WCW (Paul Wight then went to the WWF as the Big Show). The next task was taking down the Latino World Order, which had been started by Eddie Guerrero. It wasn't long before the LWO was gone from WCW. During the destruction of the LWO, Nash and Luger started to feud with Rey Misterio Jr and their former partner in the Wolfpac, Konnan. The 4 were scheduled to meet at Superbrawl IX, but Luger was injured, so Scott Hall took his place. It was a "Misterio's mask vs. Miss Elizabeth's hair" match. Thanks to assistance from Luger, Hall and Nash defeated Misterio and Konnan, winning Misterio's mask.

At the next Nitro, Nash offered to give the mask back to Misterio, but Misterio instead took him on in a match. Nash was shockingly defeated after his Jackknife Powerbomb was reversed in midair. Nash continued to come after Misterio, defeating him at Uncensored (once again with help from Luger). Nash then headed back into the World Title picture. He started challenging the current champs, but settled at Spring Stampede for a rematch against Goldberg. Goldberg, though, avenged his only loss, defeating Nash. This did not deter Big Sexy, who continued to challenge for the title. He got the President, Ric Flair, to sign a contract that said he had a World Title match at Slamboree '99.

At the PPV, Nash fought Diamond Dallas Page for the World Title. Although "Macho Man" Randy Savage tried to interfere, he was stopped by Eric Bischoff, who allowed the match to go on. Nash then hit his Jackknife Powerbomb, defeating Page and winning the WCW World Heavyweight Title for the 2nd time. This time, Nash did not quickly give up the title to Hogan. During late May and early June of '99, Nash continued the feud with Savage. It started with Savage putting lipstick on Nash's face after attacking him. Nash answered this by pouring raw sewage into Savage's limo. When Savage appeared at the next event with a bucket of fermented slop, Nash was ready. He tricked Savage into turning his back, while a lady came out of the bag Nash had left in the ring and poured the slop on Savage. However, the night ended badly for Nash, as Savage had someone in a hummer ram the limo he was in repeatedly, smashing up the limo, and, apparently, Nash.

At the Great American Bash, Nash, with bad ribs from the car wreck, fought a good match with Savage. He kicked out from the Big Elbow, Powerbombed Savage, and took out his ladies. However, before he could finish Savage off, Sid Vicious reappeared in WCW, grabbing Nash and Powerbombing him. This gave Nash the win via DQ, so he still retained the World Title. Nash then began a month long war with Sid and Randy Savage, defending his World Title. He was aided, on occasion, by Sting, but the hummer issue kept coming up, as it was suspected that Sting might have been driving the automobile. When Flair and Piper signed the match for the next PPV, having Sting and Nash tag together to face Savage and Sid, things looked bleak. Another stipulation was added right before the Bash at the Beach '99: that the title would be on the line for whoever got the pinfall. Thanks to Gorgeous George's interference, Randy Savage pinned Nash and got the win and the title.

The next Nitro, there was a pronounced change in Kevin Nash. He came out and cost Savage the title, Powerbombing him for Hulk Hogan. Nash then challenged Hogan for the title at Road Wild, which Hogan accepted. Nash then made it personal, attacking Horace, Hogan's nephew. Strangely, Nash then formed a partnership with both Rick Steiner and his nemesis from a month earlier, Sid Vicious. They began fighting against Hogan, Sting, and Bill Goldberg. The pressure increased, however, the Nitro before the PPV, when Hogan put his career on the line for the Title Match. Since Nash lost in the Nitro Main Event (Hogan, Sting, Goldberg vs. Nash, Sid, Steiner), his career also was at stake, making the match a Loser Leaves Town World Title Match.

At Road Wild '99, Nash and Hogan met up in a fierce battle. Although Nash landed the Jackknife Powerbomb, Hogan was able to kick out. Later, Hogan hit the big Leg Drop, and made the pin, to retain the World Title and to apparently cost Nash his WCW career. Nash would disappear from the scene for a few months, as other wrestlers took on the weight of the wrestling world. In the later months of '99, Nash reappeared at ringside with Scott Hall, the two watching matches and making comments to roving reporters. This soon got them a challenge from Bill Goldberg, who disliked them being at ringside. Soon, the Outsiders were wrestling again, drawn back in by the front office. A most memorable moment was when the Outsiders 'wrestled' a female team, and laid down for the 'pin'.

The Outsiders soon began a major feud with Goldberg and Bret Hart, bringing in Sid Vicious as their third teammate. The Outsiders continued to battle against Goldberg and Hart, including a fight where, as special guest referee, Nash helped Hall win the US Title in a Texas Tornado match, against Hart, Vicious, and Goldberg. One thing to note was that Nash started to say that he was "getting the band back together", a strange thing to say at the time. The feuds soon shifted slightly, as the Outsiders, with Jeff Jarrett, began a three-way war against Hart & Chris Benoit, and Goldberg & Vicious. After Hart & Goldberg defeated Creative Control to get the Tag-Team Titles, the Outsiders immediately laid down a challenge at the next card. In the match, it was mostly 2-on-1, with Goldberg vs. the Outsiders. Hart showed up near the end, but his bad knee gave out, allowing him to be pinned. The Outsiders became the Tag-Team Champions for a fourth time.

At Starrcade '99, Nash returned to the Pay-Per-View scene. Nash faced off against Sid Vicious in a Powerbomb Match. Vicious got the first Powerbomb, but the referee was down. Jarrett then came down and hit Vicious with a guitar, leaving him open for Nash. Nash was unable to get Vicious up for a Powerbomb, however. But he managed to trick the barely-conscious referee that he had, and got the victory. At the next card, Hart vacated the World Title, because of what happened with Goldberg and Piper (check their bios to know more). At that Nitro, Hart and Goldberg once again fought, this time for the vacated title. The Outsiders and Jarrett came to the ring as well, and a massive swerve took place, as Hart beat down Goldberg with them to get the World Title back. Nash proclaimed that "the band was back together", and the new World order reformed at the beginning of the new millenium.

Unfortunately, soon after, Hall developed a knee injury, and surgery was required. Thus, the tag-team titles were vacated, and the Outsiders were broken up again. This did not slow Nash, as he immediately entered the tournament, promising that "Scott" would show up. In the first battle, against Sid Vicious and the Wall, Scott did show up - Scott Steiner. Nash & Steiner won the match and moved on in the tournament. They also threw Sid into his car, and ran over it with a monster truck, putting Sid out of WCW temporarily. Later in the tag-team tournament, Nash & Steiner defeated PG-13 and the Harris brothers, but due to interference from Arn Anderson, they lost in the finals to David Flair & Crowbar. Nash then began a short feud with the new Commissioner of WCW, Terry Funk. The two wrestlers met in a Hardcore clash at Souled Out '00, and Nash again worked his way to a victory, making himself the Commissioner. Nash then tried to use the power for his own use, forcing Sid Vicious to battle against Don Harris, then himself, to win the vacated World Title (Benoit had won it, then left the company). Nash also outlawed Vicious' powerbomb.

The plans backfired, though, as Vicious stole Jarrett's guitar from him and knocked out Nash with it, getting the victory and, apparently, the World Title. But "Commissioner" Nash wasn't through yet. He stripped Vicious of the title, since Vicious pinned Harris in the first match instead of Jarrett, who was supposed to fight Sid. He then proclaimed that he, instead, was the World Champion. This lasted for one day, before he was defeated in a Steel Cage Triangle match by Vicious, with Ron Harris the other competitor. The next weekend, during a house show, Nash injured his ankle, and was out of action for some time. He handed the Commissionership over to Jarrett for a few weeks, then took back his power, stating that he didn't believe Jarrett had done a good enough job. This started heat between the two wrestlers, especially after Nash made Jarrett have to fight Scott Hall for #1 Contendership against World Champion Sid Vicious. The match between Jarrett and Hall ended in a Double Disqualification, and Nash used his power again, making BOTH men the #1 Contender. When Nash decided that Jarrett's allies the Harris Brothers couldn't be at ringside, Jarrett snapped, knocking out Nash with his guitar. Nash then disappeared for a time, while Jarrett took on his Commissioner powers and reinstated the Harris brothers for the main event (he still lost).

Nash made his big return after Eric Bischoff & Vince Russo took control, to run WCW their way. With Bischoff & Russo forming the New Blood, a group of younger wrestlers determined to get a shot, Nash came back to wrestling and sided with the Millionaire's Club, the more experienced group. He was on crutches, but soon became the main spokesperson for the Millionaires. His injury didn't stop Mike Awesome, the newcomer to WCW, attacking him. Nash returned the favor at Spring Stampede '00, hitting Awesome with his crutch to help Scott Steiner move on in the US Title Tournament. Nash and Awesome continued to feud, while Nash also teamed with Hulk Hogan, Sting, Luger, and other superstars against the Filthy Animals and other groups. Nash and Awesome even had it out in an Ambulance match, which ended after Diamond Dallas Page ran out to hit the Diamond Cutter on Awesome. Nash then Powerbombed Awesome through a table, giving a severe ending to their feud.

Nash also aided Ric Flair, who had won the World Title from Jeff Jarrett during a Nitro, only to have it stripped from him due to 'medical reasons' in the next week. Nash began a major feud with Jarrett, meeting on consecutive Nitros in bloody battles, while Vince Russo tried to interfere to keep Jarrett the champion. Scott Steiner came in on Nash's side, though, leveling the playing field, and with a fair ref, Nash defeated Jarrett to become the World Champion again, for a fourth time. He didn't keep the belt long, though, surprisingly giving it back to Flair the next week, claiming that since Flair never lost it, he still deserved to wear it. However, Flair lost the belt back to Jarrett that night, and Nash soon became the #1 Contender again, set to face Jarrett at the Great American Bash '00. The New Blood tried to wear Nash down before the PPV, but Nash persevered, with the aid of Scott Steiner and Bill Goldberg.

At the pay-per-view, Nash seemed to have complete control despite everything the New Blood could throw at him. Despite attacks from the Filthy Animals and "The Cat" Ernest Miller being the ring enforcer, Nash stayed in it. Near the end of the fight, Bill Goldberg came down, apparently to aid Nash. Instead, Goldberg took Nash down, giving Jarrett the win and the title defense. Goldberg became the hired gun of the New Blood, and Nash immediately wanted vengence. He challenged Goldberg many times, going after the big man in numerous battles, including a 20-man Battle Royale that couldn't keep the two men apart. Goldberg also raised the stakes, getting hold of Scott Hall's WCW Contract, and saying that, if Nash wanted to get his hands on it, he had to come to Bash at the Beach and defeat him for it. This made it deadly serious for Nash, since this was the only chance to get Hall back in WCW.

When Bash at the Beach '00 came around, Nash and Goldberg met in a very violent match. Once again, though, Nash was betrayed, as his other ally, Steiner, turned on him, helping Goldberg to the victory. Goldberg then tore up Scott Hall's contract, apparently making sure that Hall would never return to WCW. Nash immediately declared war on both Steiner and Goldberg, going after both men throughout the next month. He also made sure that the two weren't a strong team, as each believed he was the rightful #1 Contender. The three met in a Triangle Contender's match at New Blood Rising, although Goldberg 'walked out' on the match halfway through, cursing Russo along the way. Nash took advantage by Powerbombing Steiner, making himself the #1 Contender to the strap.

Nash's attitude towards the fans began to change again with the prospect of gold on the horizon. He managed a small swerve on the World Champion Booker T, raising his hand before Powerbombing him. Nash then joined his former adversaries, teaming with Scott Steiner, Jarrett, and Russo, among others. A few weeks later, Nash and Booker T were booked in a World Title match on Nitro, with Scott Steiner as the ringside enforcer and Jarrett as the referee. Needless to say, the odds were against the champion. After a guitar shot from Jarrett on Booker, Nash was able to get the Powerbomb and walk out of Nitro the World Champion for the 5th time in his career. Nash still had to face Booker T at Fall Brawl, however. The wrestlers battled it out in a Steel Cage, keeping any interference away from the ring. Booker T pulled out the victory over Nash, taking the title back. Nash then fell out with the New Blood, unhappy with Russo's motivation.

He reappeared in October '00, aiding some of the younger wrestlers in the Natural Born Thrillers. He aided Mike Sanders, helping him win the Cruiserweight Title from Elix Skipper, and continued to work on teaching the younger guys his skills. He began calling himself "Coach" Kevin Nash and helped out the Natural Born Thrillers whenever possible. In November, however, "PerfectSean" Stasiak turned on him, knocking him out during a main event World Title match against Booker T. When Nash tried to get revenge on Stasiak, the rest of the Natural Born Thrillers betrayed him, attacking him en masse. This was the end of his coaching days.

After various skirmishes with the entire stable, Nash found himself an ally in Diamond Dallas Page, calling him a man he could trust. They called themselves the InSiders, in tribute to Nash's old partner, Hall. It didn't take them long to go after the tag-team titles, which were around the waists of the Perfect Event, Chuck Palumbo and "PerfectSean" Stasiak. At Mayhem, the two groups finally met for the belts, with the rest of the Natural Born Thrillers trying to interfere, dressed as security. Fortunately for the InSiders, CEO Ric Flair came out and banished the Thrillers from ringside. With the odds evened, Nash got the Jackknife Powerbomb and the victory, bringing the tag-team titles back to Big Sexy, or so it seemed. At the next Nitro, "Commissioner" Mike Sanders pointed out that Nash had pinned the wrong man, and, therefore, the belts went back to the Perfect Event. A reluctant Flair was forced to agree, but quickly signed a rematch between the two teams for Starrcade. As you can imagine, this didn't go over well with the InSiders, who continued their war with the Natural Born Thrillers for the next few weeks.

At Starrcade '00, the Perfect Event and the InSiders once again faced off for the tag-team titles, and once again, both the Thrillers and CEO Ric Flair played major parts. Flair warned Sanders that if he stepped into the ring, the belts would be the InSiders automatically, keeping the "Commish" at bay. The rest of the Thrillers rushed the ring during the match, but while Page held them off, Nash got off another Powerbomb, and the InSiders won again, this time officially becoming the champions. This was Nash's sixth time to hold the tag-team titles, with his third partner. The Thrillers, though, weren't through, as Palumbo changed partners (joining with Sean O'Haire) and came back for another shot at the gold at WCW Sin.

Things looked good for the InSiders, since Sanders had lost his Commissionership to Ernest Miller earlier in the night. This helped to keep the rest of the Thrillers away from ringside, at least in the beginning. The InSiders dominated once again, but were betrayed when Lex Luger and Buff Bagwell came out and interfered. Totally Buff had already been named #1 Contenders to the Tag belts, and proved that they didn't want to face DDP or Big Sexy by costing them the win and the titles. Luger and Buff later that night joined with Flair, Scott Steiner, Jeff Jarrett, and the "mystery man" Road Warrior Animal, forming a new heel stable. It didn't take long for Nash & Page to find a new target.

The next Nitro, Steiner, then the World Champ, tried to make Alex Wright the next #1 Contender. Big Sexy ruined that plan, though, by powerbombing Wright through the stage. He then declared himself the next #1 Contender, challenging his former nWo mate. After defeating Buff Bagwell, even with Luger as the referee, Nash made it official. Nash and Steiner both launched sneak-attacks throughout the month, including Nash holding David Flair hostage to get his demands from the CEO, Ric. However, there were health concerns with Nash, as it seemed that one of Steiner's beatings left him unable to walk. It was also made official by the CEO (after the injury, of course) that the match would be a Loser Retires match.

At Superbrawl: Revenge, Nash was brought to the ring in a wheelchair, with a cast apparently wrapped around his leg. As Steiner laughed, telling the ref to start the countout and end Nash's run in WCW, Nash suddenly rose, threw off the cast, and entered the ring, nailing Steiner with his own title and covering him, apparently getting the victory and the World Title within seconds! However, Flair quickly came out, declaring that the match was actually 2 out of 3 Falls. Nash and Steiner then took it to the outside, where Midajah, Steiner's valet/"freak", hit Nash with a lead pipe. Flair again changed the match, saying that Falls Count Anywhere, which allowed Steiner to get the pinfall on the outside to tie things up. The wrestlers fought for another 10 minutes, each knowing what was on the line. In the end, Nash got the Powerbomb on Steiner, but then was attacked by Midajah. Nash withstood the attack, though, and sideslammed the valet. During this, though, Flair knocked out the referee, even as Steiner got a chair to knock out Nash with. Steiner then put on his Steiner Recliner, and a second ref declared the match over with. Nash lost, and thus, was forced to retire.

Nash was gone for the last month of the Turner-run WCW, and did not appear for the Season Finale. He was quoted as saying that he was fine with sitting for 10 months, letting his guaranteed contract pay off.

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Pay-Per-View/Show Summary: (54 - 58, 3 NCs)
- WCW Clash of the Champions XII (September 5, '90) = The Master Blasters (Steel[Nash] & Blade[Al Green]) defeated the Lightning Express.
- WCW Halloween Havoc '90 (October 27) = The Master Blasters beat Steve Armstrong & Tracey Smothers.
- WCW Superbrawl I (May 19, '91) = OZ quickly pinned Tim Parker.
- WCW Clash of the Champions XV (June 14, '91) = OZ defeated Johnny Rich.
- WCW Great American Bash '91 (July 14) = OZ was beaten by Ron Simmons.
- WCW Clash of the Champions XVI (September 5, '91) = OZ competed in a "Battle Royal", which was won by El Gigante.
- WCW Halloween Havoc '91 (October 27) = OZ was forced to submit to Bill Kazmeier.
- WCW Clash of the Champions XVIII (January 21, '92) = Vinnie Vegas quickly defeated Thomas Rich.
- WCW Superbrawl II (February 29, '92) = Vinnie Vegas & Richard Morton lost to Van Hammer & Tom Zenk.
- WCW Halloween Havoc '92 (October 25) = In a dark match, The Diamond Mine (Vinnie Vegas & Diamond Dallas Page) were beaten by Erik Watts & Van Hammer.
- WCW Clash of the Champions XXII (January 13, '93) = Vinnie Vegas won an Arm-Wrestling Contest over Tony Atlas.
- WWF Survivor Series '93 (November 24) = Diesel, Adam Bomb, I.R.S. & "The Model" Rick Martel fought in an "Elimination" Match against Razor Ramon, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, Marty Jannetty, & The 1-2-3 Kid. Diesel was eliminated by Savage. Jannetty & The 1-2-3 Kid were the "survivors".
- WWF Royal Rumble '94 (January 22) = Diesel competed in the "Royal Rumble", which was won by Lex Luger & Bret Hart.
- WWF King of the Ring '94 (June 16) = In a non-tournament match, Diesel won, via DQ, over then-WWF World Champ Bret "Hitman" Hart.
- WWF Summerslam '94 (August 29) = Diesel lost the WWF Intercontinental Title to Razor Ramon.
- WWF Jacques Rougeau Retirement Show (October '94) = Diesel defeated Sionne of the Headshrinkers.
- WWF Survivor Series '94 (November 23) = Diesel, Shawn Michaels, Jeff Jarrett, Owen Hart, & Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart fought in an "Elimination" Match against Razor Ramon, Davey Boy Smith, The 1-2-3 Kid, & the Headshrinkers. Diesel was counted out. Ramon was the "survivor".
- WWF Royal Rumble '95 (January 22) = Diesel fought to a No-Contest with Bret Hart, retaining his WWF World Title.
- WWF Wrestlemania XI ('95) (April 2) = Diesel defended the WWF World Title by beating Shawn Michaels.
- WWF In Your House 1 (May 14, '95) = Diesel remained the WWF World Champ by winning, via DQ, over Psycho Sid.
- WWF King of the Ring '95 (June 25) = Diesel and Bam Bam Bigelow defeated Psycho Sid and Tatanka.
- WWF In Your House 2 (July 23, '95) = Diesel again stayed the WWF World Champ by winning a "Lumberjack" Match over Psycho Sid.
- WWF Summerslam '95 (August 27) = Diesel retained the WWF World Title by defeating Mabel.
- WWF In Your House 3 (September 24, '95) = Diesel and Shawn Michaels won the WWF Tag Titles from the British Bulldog and Yokozuna (later had to return the tag belts due to a technicality).
- WWF In Your House 4 (October 22, '95) = Diesel lost, via DQ, to the British Bulldog, but retained the WWF World Title.
- WWF Survivor Series '95 (November 19) = Diesel lost the WWF World Title in a "No DQ" Match to Bret Hart.
- WWF In Your House 5 (December 17, '95) = Diesel lost, via DQ, to Owen Hart.
- WWF Royal Rumble '96 (January 21) = Diesel competed in the "Royal Rumble", which was won by Shawn Michaels.
- WWF In Your House 6 (February 18, '96) = Diesel lost a "Steel Cage" Match to then-WWF World Champ Bret Hart.
- WWF Wrestlemania XII (March 31, '96) = Diesel was defeated by the Undertaker.
- WWF In Your House 7 (April 28, '96) = Diesel lost a "No DQ" Match to then-WWF World Champ Shawn Michaels.
- WCW Bash At The Beach '96 = Nash, Scott Hall, and Hulk Hogan fought to a No-Contest with Lex Luger, Sting, and "Macho Man" Randy Savage.
- WCW Hogg Wild '96 = The Outsiders (Nash and Scott Hall) defeated Sting and Lex Luger.
- WCW Fall Brawl '96 = Nash, teaming with Scott Hall, Hollywood Hogan, and the nWo Sting, defeated Lex Luger, Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, and Sting in a War Games Match.
- WCW Halloween Havoc '96 = The Outsiders won the WCW World Tag-Team Titles from Harlem Heat.
- WCW World War III '96 = The Outsiders remained the Tag Champs by winning a "Triangle Match" over the Nasty Boys and Meng and the Barbarian. Later in the night, Nash competed in the "3 Ring Battle Royal", which was won by the Giant.
- WCW Starrcade '96 = The Outsiders retained the WCW Tag Belts by defeating Meng and the Barbarian.
- WCW/nWo Souled Out '97 = The Outsiders lost to the Steiner Brothers in a WCW World Tag-Team Championship Match (later reversed by Eric Bischoff)
- WCW Superbrawl VII ('97) = The Outsiders lost to the Giant and Lex Luger in a WCW World Tag-Team Championship Match (later reversed by Eric Bischoff)
- WCW Uncensored '97 = Nash teamed with Scott Hall, Hollywood Hogan, and "Macho Man" Randy Savage to form Team nWo, who faced Team WCW (The Giant, Lex Luger, and Scott Steiner) and Team Piper ("Rowdy" Roddy Piper, Chris Benoit, Steve McMichael, and Jeff Jarrett) in a Triangle Elimination Match. Nash was the 8th man eliminated (thrown over the top rope by Luger).
- WCW Spring Stampede '97 = Nash defeated Rick Steiner in a singles match, defending the tag-team titles.
- NJPW Strong Style Evolution (May '97) = The Outsiders and Masa Chono defeated Keiji Mutoh and the Steiner Brothers.
- WCW Slamboree '97 = Nash, Scott Hall, and Syxx were defeated by "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, Ric Flair, and Kevin Greene.
- WCW Great American Bash '97 = The Outsiders defended the WCW Tag-Team Belts by beating Ric Flair and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper.
- WCW Road Wild '97 = The Outsiders lost, via DQ, to the Steiner Brothers. The Outsiders retained the Tag Belts.
- WCW Fall Brawl '97 = Nash, with Konnan, "Buff" Bagwell, and Syxx, defeated Ric Flair, Chris Benoit, Steve McMichael, and Curt Henning in a War Games Match.
- WCW World War III '97 = Nash appeared, dressed as Sting, at the end of the "3 Ring Battle Royal", which was won by Scott Hall.
- WCW/nWo Souled Out '98 = After a devestating powerbomb, Nash pinned the Giant.
- WCW Boston Brawl (January '98) = Nash, Hall, and "Macho Man" Randy Savage lost to Lex Luger, Diamond Dallas Page and Larry Zbyszko.
- WCW Superbrawl VIII ('98) = Nash and Hall defeated the Steiner Brothers, after Scott turned on his brother Rick and joined the nWo. The Outsiders became 3-time WCW World Tag-Team Champions.
- WCW Uncensored '98 = Nash lost to the Giant via DQ.
- WCW Spring Stampede '98 = Nash, teamed with Hollywood Hogan, defeated "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and the Giant in a "Bat" Match.
- WCW Slamboree '98 = The Outsiders lost the WCW Tag-Team belts to Sting and the Giant, after Hall betrayed Nash.
- WCW Road Wild '98 = Nash was involved in a Battle Royal with Scott Hall, Scott Norton, Curt Henning, The Giant, Bill Goldberg, Sting, Lex Luger, and Konnan. Goldberg was the winner.
- WCW Fall Brawl '98 = Nash was involved in the War Games Match along with Sting, Lex Luger, Hollywood Hogan, Stevie Ray, Bret Hart, Diamond Dallas Page, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, and the Warrior. DDP was the winner.
- WCW Halloween Havoc '98 = After powerbombing Scott Hall twice, Nash left the ring, losing by count-out.
- WCW World War III '98 = The match between Nash and Scott Hall did not occur, due to nWo Hollywood interference. Later in the night, Nash won the "3 Ring Battle Royal" and the WCW Heavyweight Title shot.
- WCW Starrcade '98 = Nash, after interference from Scott Hall, won the WCW World Heavyweight Title from Bill Goldberg.
- WCW Superbrawl IX ('99) = Nash and Scott Hall, with help from Lex Luger, defeated Rey Misterio Jr and Konnan in a "Mask vs. Hair" match, after a Hall Edge on Misterio.
- WCW Uncensored '99 = Nash Jackknife Powerbombed Rey Misterio Jr to get the win.
- WCW Spring Stampede '99 = Nash was defeated by Bill Goldberg, after a Spear/Jackhammer.
- WCW Slamboree '99 = Nash beat Diamond Dallas Page with the Jackknife Powerbomb, to become the WCW World Heavyweight Champion.
- WCW Great American Bash '99 = Nash won, via DQ, over "Macho Man" Randy Savage, when Sid Vicious attacked him. Nash retained the World Title.
- WCW Bash at the Beach '99 = Nash and Sting, as a tag-team, fought against "Macho Man" Randy Savage and Sid Vicious. Savage, after interference by Gorgeous George, landed his Big Elbow on Nash and got the pin, in effect winning the World Heavyweight Title.
- WCW Road Wild '99 = Nash lost a Career-Ending World Title Match with Hulk Hogan, who retained the World Heavyweight belt.
- WCW Starrcade '99 = Nash defeated Sid Vicious in a Powerbomb Match.
- WCW Souled Out '00 = Nash defeated Terry Funk to become the WCW Commissioner.
- WCW Great American Bash '00 = Nash was pinned by the World Heavyweight Champ, Jeff Jarrett.
- WCW Bash at the Beach '00 = Nash was beaten by Bill Goldberg.
- WCW New Blood Rising (August '00) = Nash won a "Triangle #1 Contenders" match over Bill Goldberg and Scott Steiner.
- WCW Fall Brawl '00 = Nash lost the World Title to Booker T in a Steel Cage match.
- WCW Millenium Final (November '00) = Nash won a "Triangle" match over Alex Wright & Mike Awesome. Later in the night, Nash was pinned by European Cup Champion Sting.
- WCW Mayhem '00 = The Insiders (Nash & Diamond Dallas Page) defeated the Perfect Event for the Tag-Team Titles (belts later returned).
- WCW Starrcade '00 = The Insiders won again over the Perfect Event, earning the World Tag-Team Championships.
- WCW Sin (January '01) = The Insiders fell to Chuck Palumbo & Sean O'Haire, who won the Tag-Team Titles.
- WCW Superbrawl: Revenge ('01) = Big Sexy lost a "2-3 Falls, Loser Retires, Falls Count Anywhere" match to the World Champion Scott Steiner.
- WWE Backlash '03 = Nash, Shawn Michaels, & Booker T fell to Hunter Hearst Helmsley, Chris Jericho, & Ric Flair.
- WWE Judgment Day '03 = Nash won, via DQ, over the WWE Raw Heavyweight Champ, Hunter Hearst Helmsley.
- WWE Insurrextion '03 (June 7) = Nash lost a "Street Fight" to the WWE Raw World Champion, Hunter Hearst Helmsley.
- WWE Bad Blood (June 15, '03) = Nash lost a "Hell In A Cell" Match to the WWE Raw World Champ, Hunter Hearst Helmsley.
- WWE Summerslam '03 = Nash competed in the "Elimination Chamber" Match, which was won by Raw World Champ Hunter Hearst Helmsley. Bill Goldberg, Chris Jericho, Shawn Michaels and Randy Orton were the other participants.
- Zero-One Hustle III (May 8, '04) = The Outsiders fell to Shinya Hashimoto & Naoya Ogawa.
- NWA-TNA Turning Point (December 5, '04) = The Kings of Wrestling (The Outsiders & Jeff Jarrett) lost to Randy Savage, Jeff Hardy, & AJ Styles.
- NWA-TNA Final Resolution (January 16, '05) = Nash lost a "#1 Contenders Triple Threat Elimination" Match to Monty Brown. Diamond Dallas Page was the other participant.
- NWA-TNA Against All Odds (February 13, '05) = Nash lost to the NWA World Heavyweight Champion, Jeff Jarrett.
- NWA-TNA Destination X (March 13, '05) = Nash lost a "Taped Fist First Blood" Match to the Outlaw.
- TNA Slammiversary '06 (June 18) = Nash defeated Chris Sabin.
- TNA Victory Road '06 (July 16) = Nash & Alex Shelley fell to Chris Sabin & Jay Lethal.
- TNA Genesis '07 (November 11) = Nash & Kurt Angle defeated Booker T & Sting. Angle's TNA World Heavyweight Title was on the line in the match.
- TNA Turning Point '07 (December 2) = Nash, Samoa Joe, & Eric Young beat the Angle Alliance (Kurt Angle, AJ Styles, & Tomko).
- TNA Final Resolution '08 (January 6) = Nash & Samoa Joe lost to the TNA World Tag-Team Champions, AJ Styles & Tomko.
- TNA Destination X '08 (March 9) = Nash, Christian Cage, & Samoa Joe defeated the Angle Alliance (Kurt Angle, AJ Styles, & Tomko).
- TNA Lockdown '08 (April 13) = Team Cage (Nash, Christian Cage, Matt Morgan, Rhino, & Sting) won a "Lethal Lockdown" Match over Team Tomko (Tomko, James Storm, AJ Styles, & Team 3-D).
- TNA Turning Point '08 (November 9) = Nash defeated Samoa Joe.
- TNA Final Resolution '08 (#2) (December 7, '08) = The Main Event Mafia (Nash, Booker T, Scott Steiner, & Sting) won over the Front Line (Samoa Joe, AJ Styles, & Team 3D). Sting's TNA World Title was on the line in the match.
- NJPW Wrestle Kingdom III (January 4, '09) = Nash, Kurt Angle, Masahiro Chono, & Riki Choshu won over Karl Anderson, Giant Bernard, Takashi Iizuka, & Tomohiro Ishii.
- TNA Lockdown '09 (April 19) = Team Angle (Nash, Kurt Angle, Booker T, & Scott Steiner) lost a "Lethal Lockdown" Match to Team Jarrett (Jeff Jarrett, Christopher Daniels, AJ Styles, & Samoa Joe).
- TNA Sacrifice '09 (May 24) = Nash fell to Samoa Joe.
- TNA Victory Road '09 (July 19) = Nash won the TNA Legends Title, beating AJ Styles.
- TNA Hard Justice '09 (August 16) = Nash retained the TNA Legends Title, taking down Mick Foley.
- TNA No Surrender '09 (September 20) = Nash stayed the TNA Legends Champion, defeating Abyss.
- TNA Bound For Glory '09 (October 18) = Nash lost the TNA Legends Title, losing a "Three Way" Match to Eric Young. Hernandez was the other participant.
- TNA Final Resolution '09 (December 20) = Nash won a briefcase in the "Feast Or Fired" Match, along with Sheik Abdul Bashir, Samoa Joe, and Rob Terry. Nash received a TNA World Tag-Team Title shot.
- TNA Genesis '10 (January 17) = Nash & Syxx-Pac fell to Beer Money.
- TNA Destination-X '10 (March 21) = Nash & Eric Young were beaten by Scott Hall & Sean Waltman.
- TNA Lockdown '10 (April 19) = Nash won a "Steel Cage" Match over Eric Young. Later on, The Band (Nash & Scott Hall) lost a "Falls Count Anywhere Steel Cage" Match to Team 3-D.
- TNA Sacrifice '10 (May 16) = The Band retained the TNA World Tag-Team Titles, beating Ink Inc (Shannon Moore & Jesse Neal).
- TNA No Surrender '10 (September 5) = Nash & Sting lost to Jeff Jarrett & Samoa Joe.
- TNA Bound For Glory '10 (October 10) = Nash, Sting, & Pope D'Angelo Dinero won a "Handicap" Match over Jeff Jarrett & Samoa Joe.
- WWE Royal Rumble '11 (January 30) = Diesel competed in the Royal Rumble match, which was won by Alberto Del Rio.
- WWE Tables, Ladders, & Chairs '11 (December 18) = Nash lost a "Sledgehammer Ladder" Match to Triple H.

Title Summary:
- WWF Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion (4/13/1994 - 8/29/1994)
- WWF World Tag-Team Champion w/ Shawn Michaels (8/28/1994 - 11/26/1994)
- WWF World Heavyweight Champion (11/26/1994 - 11/19/1995)
- WCW World Tag-Team Champion w/ Scott Hall (10/27/1996 - 10/13/1997)
- WCW World Tag-Team Champion(2) w/ Scott Hall (1/12/1998 - 2/9/1998)
- WCW World Tag-Team Champion(3) w/ Scott Hall (2/22/1998 - 5/17/1998)
- WCW World Tag-Team Champion(4) w/ Sting (6/15/1998 - 7/20/1998)
- WCW World Heavyweight Champion (12/27/1998 - 1/04/1998)
- WCW World Heavyweight Champion(2) (5/09/1999 - 7/11/1999)
- WCW World Tag-Team Champion(5) w/ Scott Hall (12/13/1999 - 12/27/1999)
- WCW World Heavyweight Champion(3) (1/25/2000)
- WCW World Heavyweight Champion(4) (5/23/2000 - 5/29/2000)
- WCW World Heavyweight Champion(5) (8/28/2000 - 9/17/2000)
- WCW World Tag-Team Champion(6) w/ Diamond Dallas Page (12/17/2000 - 1/14/2001)
- TNA Legends Champion (7/19/2009 - 7/22/2009)
- TNA Legends Champion(2) (8/16/2009 - 10/18/2009)
- TNA World Tag-Team Champion w/ Scott Hall (5/04/2010 - 6/14/2010)

PWI Achievement Awards: (4 wins, 1 1st RU, 2 2nd RUs, 1 3rd RU)
- 1994 Most Improved Wrestler
- 1995 Most Popular Wrestler, 2nd Runner-Up
- 1995 Match of the Year (Diesel vs. Shawn Michaels)
- 1995 Wrestler of the Year
- 1996 Match of the Year, 3rd Runner-Up (War Games)
- 1997 Tag-Team of the Year (Nash & Scott Hall)
- 1998 Feud of the Year, 1st Runner-Up (nWo Wolfpac vs. nWo Hollywood)
- 2009 Feud of the Year, 2nd Runner-Up (The Main Event Mafia vs. The Front Line)