Kevin Nash, a Hall of Fame WWE icon, believes that his most important accomplishment extends beyond his achievements inside the ring. During a heartfelt segment on his “Kliq This” podcast, Nash expressed pride in the camaraderie he shares with fellow members of The Kliq, emphasizing the importance of their friendships and experiences on the road together, as well as their contributions to the wrestling industry.
“My greatest achievement in wrestling is selecting the four friends I traveled with on that journey,” he stated. “Those guys transformed everything. Can you name any other group of five individuals who have made such an impact, both then and now?”
Nash also commended Paul “Triple H” Levesque, the current WWE Chief Content Officer, for his work behind the scenes at WWE. “It’s incredibly challenging for Paul. He has so much potential that was held back, but when he was given the reins in ‘NXT,’ it became the hottest product on the WWE Network,” Nash remarked, highlighting Levesque’s desire to showcase his capabilities.
The Kliq, consisting of Nash, Levesque, X-Pac, Shawn Michaels, and the late Scott Hall, wielded influence backstage, shaping the narratives presented on screen. Their notorious “Curtain Call” incident sparked controversy within the wrestling community, leading to accusations of sabotaging the business. The group’s notoriety even prompted WWE legend Mark Henry to issue a dramatic threat against them, fueled by his anger over their actions.