– The official WWE website has a new poll up for a future episode of the WWE Network show “WWE Countdown,” which asks fans to vote on which big-man wrestler was the most imposing in history. The options are Bam Bam Bigelow, Big Show, Undertaker, Sid Vicious, Andre The Giant, Vader, Yokozuna, Earthquake, King Kong Bundy and Kevin Nash. You can vote right now at WWE.com.

– WWE Hall Of Famer Mick Foley recently commented on WWE’s tribute video to Connor Michalek on his official Twitter account. Foley posted the following tweets:

The @WWE tribute video to Connor "The Crusher" Michalek is one of the greatest things I've ever seen. Please watch. http://t.co/o0EfLoNHP3

— Mick Foley (@realmickfoley) May 7, 2014

Thanks to everyone who watched Connor's video. It's beautiful. The next time I bother @WWE, it will be about the #Chrusher4WWEHOF15 campaign

— Mick Foley (@realmickfoley) May 8, 2014

Kevin Nash recently spoke to The Chicago Tribune about his acting career and noted that he’s unsure as to whether or not he will have a role in the new Magic Mike sequel with Channing Tatum. Nash stated the following:

“I’ve got a small part in a Keanu Reeves movie called ‘John Wick.’ He plays a hitman in the movie and kills about 300 people. I don’t get killed, so I might get cut because of that,” joked Nash. “Other than that, I did this low budget horror movie where I played this giant vampire. The movie is called ‘The Association.’ They’ve had a bunch of legal problems. I think they finally got most of those hurdles taken care of, so that’ll probably be coming out. And then I’ve also got a pilot called ‘Tag Team’ that they want to shoot but they’re on rewrite because they can’t find the female lead, so they’ll probably go with two male leads. I hear so many things from my agency on a monthly basis. I did the (1992) movie ‘Freejack’ and was on the set 70 days. I went to the movie theater and never saw myself on the screen: ‘How is that possible? I was in four scenes. No wonder this movie went $40 million over budget.’ Until you see yourself on the screen, you didn’t make the movie. I don’t worry about it. If I never work again, I’ll be fine.”

The article also features comments and coverage from Mick Foley and other WWE legends about separate projects, such as Foley’s “I Am Santa Claus” documentary.

You can check out the article at ChicagoTribune.com.

As previously reported, a “Twitter War” broke out between Kevin Nash and “Rowdy” Roddy Piper regarding a backstage incident between the two in WCW. The situation started when Piper gave his side of the story on his “Piper’s Pit” podcast, prompting Nash to respond via Twitter and give his side of the story. Nash’s former nWo buddy Sean Waltman (aka X-Pac), who was a witness to the incident, chimed in via Twitter to share his side of the story.

@RealKevinNash @R_Roddy_Piper I just heard it. On the life of my children Roddy is bold face lying & I hate to say that,because I love Roddy

— Sean Waltman (@TheRealXPac) April 20, 2014

@RealKevinNash @R_Roddy_Piper you kicked the door in and everyone shit. Flair was more concerned about it not having to do with him.

— Sean Waltman (@TheRealXPac) April 20, 2014

@RealKevinNash @R_Roddy_Piper the Bodyguad tried to get between you. You said something to him and he stepped aside. Then you proceeded

— Sean Waltman (@TheRealXPac) April 20, 2014

@RealKevinNash @R_Roddy_Piper to open hand slap Roddy, because he was out of place and went into business for himself, causing you

— Sean Waltman (@TheRealXPac) April 20, 2014

@RealKevinNash @R_Roddy_Piper causing you to re injure your knee in all that cluster Fu$k. I'll give him credit for a nice leg sweep that

— Sean Waltman (@TheRealXPac) April 20, 2014

@RealKevinNash @R_Roddy_Piper came up a it short. He called you a liar over your description of the incident. No one wanted a piece.

— Sean Waltman (@TheRealXPac) April 20, 2014

@Anwar_thinks I just heard the podcast and it was an out and out lie. Can't believe from Roddy. Hopefully it's a memory issue and not pride.

— Sean Waltman (@TheRealXPac) April 20, 2014

Kevin Nash was in rare form once again this past weekend, this time targeting “Rowdy” Roddy Piper with repetitive late-night tweets. Below are some of Nash’s initial comments.

Piper is a deranged old fool.He got bitch slapped to the floor.Hulk,Pac,Scott and Eric were in the room.Let it go Rod.Pod cast invite?

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) April 20, 2014

When you strike a man a see fear in his face at my size you realize your playing the bully.I was bullied as a 6-10 212 pound 14 year old.

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) April 20, 2014

Hot Rod can have me on his pod cast . It's that easy.

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) April 20, 2014

Just to make sure you have an understanding of me don't tell, suggest or in any faction preach to me. I do what I want always.

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) April 20, 2014

Just take care of the situation Detroit style.night twitter.

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) April 20, 2014

The above tweets were apparently inspired by some comments made by Piper on his new “Piper’s Pit” podcast. Piper himself eventually addressed Nash’s comments on his own Twitter account, tweeting the following response.

@RealKevinNash Don't degrade your status with such language! There's kids on here! Have some class! Your welcome on my Pod-Cast! Hot Rod

— Rowdy Roddy Piper (@R_Roddy_Piper) April 20, 2014

Nash then fired back with this one.

@R_Roddy_Piper Don't degade your status with stories of you ever standing up to me.Your the coward.Saw it in you eyes when I smacked you .

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) April 20, 2014

The two then apparently spoke one-on-one in a private telephone conversation. Both guys tweeted about the call with the following messages.

Talked to @R_Roddy_Piper on the phone seems our recollection is not the same.Asked him to do some research with those in the room. Said ok.

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) April 20, 2014

I spoke with @RealKevinNash and that's all that matters.

— Rowdy Roddy Piper (@R_Roddy_Piper) April 21, 2014

Nash summed things up with one final tweet, writing the following message.

@R_Roddy_Piper and I decided not to rehash the civil war.No more bantering. We decided it's our story.You want it pay for it.Was it a work?

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) April 21, 2014

That’s where the situation stands now. Obviously if Nash appears on Piper’s podcast, that will be a fun listen.

The official WWE website recently interviewed all of the members of the infamous “Kliq” about the “Curtain Call” incident at Madison Square Garden in 1996. Below are some highlights of the interview.

WWE.COM: Did you guys plan The Curtain Call ahead of time or did it just kind of happen that night?

SHAWN MICHAELS: It was talked about in Europe then it was never talked about again. We had done a European tour, then we came back and had this last run. For us, not that we needed a reason to celebrate something, but everything was the last time we’ll be doing this, the last time we’ll be doing that.

KEVIN NASH: This may be the last time we’re in a Lumina van! We should really drink tonight.

[Laughter.]

MICHAELS: Then, that night, as best as I can recall, it was Hunter coming up and going, “Hey, are we doing that thing we talked about?” I don’t think anybody remembered it.

NASH: I walked in and talked to Vince and Pat [Patterson]! You [points to Michaels] were with me and he said it was fine and we were supposed to go to [New York City steakhouse] Smith & Wollensky afterwards. And it just turned into a thing …

WWE.COM: Before we get into the fallout, let’s talk about the incident itself. What do you remember about that moment at the end of the night?

SCOTT HALL: I remember standing in the ring and we’re all there together. It was unheard of, but the people appreciated it. I remember looking at Kev, we’re all hugging and I remember thinking we all made it.

NASH: I remember — and I think we may have even said it in the ring that night — that we weren’t disbanding The Kliq.

MICHAELS: We were taking over the business.

NASH: We’re going to go down south and take over Ford Motor Company. You guys run GM and we’ll run the automobile industry.

MICHAELS: I remember Vince came up to me after and said, “Did that mean a lot to you?” I said, “Yes it did.” “Then it meant a lot to me.” And he was fine. It was fine that night.

Check out the complete interview at WWE.com.

The following are photos of the original “Kliq” members reuniting backstage at the WWE Hall Of Fame ceremony in New Orleans on Saturday night.

The Kliq reunited #WWEHOF #wwe #WrestleMania #Axxess #WM30 #WrestleMania30 #KLIQ @MBoone420 @RyanClarkWZR pic.twitter.com/qD2CHb9xla

— Jorge Romero (@Jromer0) April 6, 2014

Another candid photo of the Kliq backstage #WWEHOF #WWE #WWENetwork #WrestleMania30 @MBoone420 @RyanClarkWZR pic.twitter.com/50tUFxKnd4

— Jorge Romero (@Jromer0) April 6, 2014

Additionally, here’s a shot of Hall backstage waiting to go out on stage at the WWE Hall Of Fame ceremony.

Scott hall looking on backstage #WWEHOF #wwe #WWENetwork #WrestleMania30 @MBoone420 @RyanClarkWZR pic.twitter.com/TqM4pMBHVN

— Jorge Romero (@Jromer0) April 6, 2014

For a full report from the WWE Hall Of Fame 2014 ceremony, CLICK HERE.

For those wondering who will be inducting this year’s inductees for the 2014 class of the WWE Hall Of Fame, here is a breakdown of what we know thus far.

– The Ultimate Warrior will be inducted by Linda McMahon.

– Jake “The Snake” Roberts will be inducted by Diamond Dallas Page (DDP).

– Paul Bearer will be inducted by his sons Michael and Daniel Moody.

– Mr. T will be inducted by Hulk Hogan.

– Lita will be inducted by Trish Stratus.

– Carlos Colon will be inducted by his sons Carlito and Eddie (Diego), and his nephew Orlando (Fernando).

– As far as Scott Hall (as Razor Ramon) is concerned, no one is confirmed as the guy who will be inducting him, however Kevin Nash and Shawn Michaels are the leading candidates at this point.

Apparently the reason WWE decided to induct Scott Hall into the WWE Hall Of Fame under his “Razor Ramon” character is in fact due to plans for a future nWo induction, where he would of course be himself.

In a related note, there has been discussion regarding the possibility of inducting Kevin Nash under his “Diesel” character in WWE, saving his induction under his real name, along with Hall, for the future nWo induction.

As of right now the leading candidate for Scott Hall’s WWE Hall Of Fame inductor is Kevin Nash. Whether or not he would be introducing him as Diesel is another question. An outside shot for Hall’s inductor would be Shawn Michaels due to their famous WrestleMania X ladder match, although most seem to feel that Nash is the more likely candidate.

The Paul Bearer induction is an interesting one, mainly because Undertaker has never attended a WWE Hall Of Fame ceremony due to the belief that it doesn’t fit his character. At the same time, Undertaker is clearly the obvious choice for Bearer, so many are curious to see how that one is handled.

While there have been some rumors that the reason WWE is inducting Scott Hall as “Razor Ramon” to the WWE Hall Of Fame this year is because they plan to induct him again as Scott Hall next year as part of a faction-induction with the nWo, that likely won’t be the case, at least not in 2015.

From all accounts, it appears as though WWE is hoping to induct The Rock next year, and the guys in the nWo (Hulk Hogan, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) probably won’t want to be inducted the same year as Rock, as they would likely be featured as the “co-main event” of the ceremony with The Rock being the obvious headliner.

(Credit: Wrestling Observer Radio)

As previously reported, Scott Hall and Jake “The Snake” Roberts will be hosting a party in New Orleans during WrestleMania XXX week. Hall’s former nWo running buddy Kevin Nash noted via Twitter that he will not be in attendance at their party. Hall was originally scheduled to appear at Nash’s party, but will instead be attending his own party with Roberts.

Nash tweeted the following on Monday night regarding the WrestleMania weekend party-confusion:

I'm not going to be at Scott's party have been throwing my own for four years at every Mania

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) March 17, 2014

– Former WWE Superstar Kevin Nash returned to his old basketball stomping grounds, as he appeared at the Tennessee college basketball game this afternoon to watch the retirement ceremony for his former teammate Dale Ellis.

– The latest WWE “Top 10” on YouTube features the best returns of The Undertaker. You can check out that video below:

– With Scott Hall possibly being inducted into the WWE Hall Of Fame this year, many within the company are under the impression that Kevin Nash is a lock to be inducted as well.

– Apparently Vince McMahon has promised people in the company that he will not sleep at all during WrestleMania XXX week.

– As previously reported, the “expert panel” for the upcoming NXT “Arrival” special on the WWE Network will consist of Kevin Nash, Paul Heyman, Bret Hart and Renee Young. Apparently Nash is replacing Shawn Michaels, who was originally scheduled to be part of the panel.

– According to reports, Alexander Rusev may be using a sidewalk-slam as his finishing move. Up until recently, Rusev had been using the camel clutch as his finisher.

Former WWE Superstar Kevin Nash recently tweeted the following after watching this week’s edition of TNA Impact Wrestling:

Watched the 1st 8mins of TNA.If its a private company how can anyone attempt a hostile takeover?Wouldn't Dixie's father have to be behind it

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) February 14, 2014

Scott Hall and Sean Waltman also chimed in:

https://twitter.com/SCOTTHALLNWO/status/434344105565368320

https://twitter.com/TheRealXPac/status/434349838860566528

Top Five Moments From This Weeks Impact (2/13)

The official WWE website has added a video of JBL making the announcement for the “NXT: Arrival” show, which the company is promoting as the first-ever NXT pay-per-view.

As noted earlier, many main-roster WWE Superstars are expected to appear at the show. However, Sheamus and The New Age Outlaws will not be appearing, despite initially being announced for the event.

Kevin Nash (as “Diesel”) is scheduled to appear at the show, along with Shawn Michaels, Bret Hart, John Cena and Paul Heyman.

You can watch JBL’s announcement of NXT: Arrival at WWE.com.

Mick Foley, Kevin Nash and Dolph Ziggler each commented on CM Punk’s decision to leave WWE this week.

I know that @CMPunk has been frustrated for quite some time. To his great credit, he never let that prevent him from giving less than 100%

— Mick Foley (@realmickfoley) January 29, 2014

Yes @cesarcasiano1 – I agrre that a @WWE without @CMPunk in it, is definitely not #BestForBusiness. But I understand his frustration.

— Mick Foley (@realmickfoley) January 30, 2014

@jeremynoble24 Punks beat up and burned out,works his ass off.Phil is a very smart guy he may just need to decompress.

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) January 29, 2014

keep voicing your opinions @WWEUniverse but please stop asking me if im going to quit, its annoying i still have a year left

— Dolph Ziggler (@HEELZiggler) January 30, 2014

Foley also said he’ll be writing a Facebook blog about the subject this week, so stay tuned for that.

WWE Superstar Dolph Ziggler thanked the fans for the reaction they gave him at the Royal Rumble pay-per-view on Sunday night. Ziggler tweeted:

#RoyalRumble @WWEUniverse from the bottom of where my heart should be: thank you for reminding me why i still do this!

— Dolph Ziggler (@HEELZiggler) January 27, 2014

Ziggler also gave a shout-out to both “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan and Kevin Nash. He tweeted:

big shout out to 1 of the greatest ambassadors @wwe could have, a great guy & friend, hacksaw jim duggan #RoyalRumble

— Dolph Ziggler (@HEELZiggler) January 27, 2014

how about we get big kev around some more? so great to catch up & have some laughs haha 1 more overseas tour? @RealKevinNash

— Dolph Ziggler (@HEELZiggler) January 27, 2014

– Former WWE Diva Kaitlyn will be making a personal appearance at George’s Cards & Collectibles in Langhorne, Pennsylvania at the Oxford Valley Mall on February 15th from 12-3pm.

– Kevin Nash posted some comments about his surprise Royal Rumble appearance on Twitter on Sunday night. Nash tweeted:

Great to see my buddies and the boys.Pittsburgh thanks for the love. WWE thanks for letting me be apart of the Rumble. Kodiak insane spot

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) January 27, 2014

WWE has added their post-Royal Rumble video interviews, which features comments from a number of participants in the actual Royal Rumble match, as well as others involved in the pay-per-view on Sunday night.

The New Age Outlaws are interviewed about their WWE Tag-Team Championship victory in the Royal Rumble Kickoff Show. Kevin Nash talks about his return and gives his endorsement of Roman Reigns. Paul Heyman talks about what’s next for Brock Lesnar. Kane explains why he eliminated CM Punk after he was already eliminated from the match.

The playlist features comments from several other participants in the actual Royal Rumble match, including Dolph Ziggler, Fandango, Big E. Langston and The Usos.

Check out the post-Royal Rumble video playlist at WWE.com.

– For those who missed the show on Sunday night, the New Age Outlaws became the new WWE Tag-Team Champions during the WWE Royal Rumble Kickoff Show by defeating Goldust and Cody Rhodes.

– Roman Reigns set a record for the most eliminations by a single person in the history of the Royal Rumble match by eliminating 12 participants in the match on Sunday night.

– Sheamus made his return in the Royal Rumble match.

– Kevin Nash made an appearance in the Royal Rumble match.

– Former WWE Diva Maria Kanellis recently took a few shots at The Bella Twins in a new Q&A she did with Reddit. Kanellis said of the Bella’s, “I pity them. I pity their insecurity. Jealousy is their issue and fear. I wouldn’t waist my time with them. They are selfish little mean girls. I am a grown woman and I don’t play high school games.”

Check out more from Maria’s Q&A at Reddit.com.

– Former WWE Superstar Kevin Nash recently appeared on WrestleTalk TV to talk about tag-team wrestling. You can watch the appearance below:

http://youtu.be/9mOONuH8uGc

Former WWE Champion Kevin Nash has checked into the hotel where the WWE crew is staying in Pittsburgh, PA for Sunday night’s Royal Rumble pay-per-view.

Nash hosted a “Royal Rumble Party” on Saturday night and is rumored to be one of the surprise entrants in the Rumble match.

As reported earlier this week, Nash posted a photo of himself on Twitter with his hair and goatee dyed black. He claimed it was for an upcoming TV pilot he was filming, but it appears we could see another surprise Rumble appearance from Diesel.

Photo Of Kevin Nash’s New Look (Black Hair & Goatee)

Kevin Nash will be appearing for Booker T’s “Reality of Wrestling” promotion on February 15th.

Nash tweeted the following on Thursday, noting that he dyed his hair and goatee for a potential leading role in a new television pilot:

Just got off the phone with my agency. Possible pilot lead spot.But they want to see me with brown hair and beard. Asking you guys should I?

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) January 21, 2014

https://twitter.com/RealKevinNash/status/426124702898458624

PHOTO of The WOLFPAC Together Yesterday (Tuesday)

SEScoops.com reader Gerry Hazel sent in this live report from the Wolfpac (Scott Hall, Kevin Nash, Sean Waltman) Q&A session from Glasgow, Scotland earlier this week:

I thought I’d get this out there before the jaded ones ruin it for the hardworking people that put this together.

I attended tonight’s Kevin Nash, Scott Hall and Sean Waltman Q & A event in Glasgow, and I had to say, was one of the better events I’ve been to.

Rather than having the Q & A first, there was a set timetable, Posed photo’s with a professional photographer ran from 7:30-8:30, then the main performance started and after that, it was time for meet & greet and autographs.

The photographs were done like something I’d never seen before, a professional photographer, who , after taking your photo with the three gents, had the physical 8×10 photograph ready for you within seconds.

Cost: Photo £20, Signed Photo £30

The main performance, the Q&A part was what I had paid to see. It was great just watching three legends, three best friends, sitting having a great time telling stories. Seeing Scott Hall is such great shape makes it all worth while.

The Q&A was handled well, and while most got their questions in, due to time restraints, a few were left disappointed.

The host who stayed on stage irked me a little, as his job was purely to relay questions, however, continued to put his two cents into each opinion, I didn’t pay to see you, I paid to see the NWO. Other than that small thing, was an enjoyable performance.

After the Q&A, there was the signing portion of the event. Seemed organised enough, prices were a little steep (£15 for 8×10) however, as part of your ticket price, you were included 2 x autographs, so you didn’t have to pay anything if you didn’t want to, and after attending conventions this weekend that Kevin Nash was charging £20 for one signature, this was a welcome chsnge.

All in all, it was a fun night and something I’d do again.

The organisers done a great job, considering the stress they were under (the main organiser of the event, Chris Duke, is currently in hospital after suffering a heart attack the night previous), so I can only asse that there were a lot of reshuffling going on.

I noticed a few people irked and complaining about prices, however, I found them to be reasonable, and a well run event.

Regardless of what you’ve heard, I recommend you give this a go, it’s a once in a life time opportunity after all.