| Nash’s rehab includes electric stimulation, squats, machine
work, work with ankle weights and more. "Welcome to my world," he said.
"But the leg feels good today." It eventually bends to 100 degrees – and
Nash is quite pleased. The doctors are, too. In his first sit-down
interview following the injury, Nash spoke with former WCW Magazine editor Ross
Forman.
Ross: What about Eric Bischoff’s arrival in the
WWE?
Kevin: It’s great that he’s back.
I was really hoping he could have come in when we came in. Eric does a good job. He gives
them another person to weave the story lines around. It’s great seeing him on TV. I
knew he’d contribute, and he is. That said, it was strange seeing him on WWE TV for
the first time. It wa almost surreal the first time. To see him and Vince hug, that was
strange.
Ross: Vince McMahon and Eric Bischoff always have
had a unique relationship, wouldn’t you say?
Kevin: Vince is the top of the mountain, and anytime anyone
can go up against Vince – and have success, like Eric did – it’s a huge
feather in your cap. And, in retrospect, I think Vince realizes that, that he’s the
benchmark and always will be. Same for his company; it’s always been The Show. Even
when we were in Atlanta and doing well, we always thought that (the WWF) was The Show. We
knew The Show would always rebound, and it will again. Wrestling is down right now, but
it’ll fire back up. |
