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#9 Kevin Nash
Other than company founder Jeff Jarrett, Kevin Nash was the first major superstar to sign with TNA.
While the company had previously signed the like of Raven, Jeff Hardy and even Dusty Rhodes as a part-time performer and booker, Kevin Nash was the first star to sign with TNA who had been a major name and former World Champion in every company he had previously wrestled in.
Kevin Nash debuted at TNA's first ever live 3-hour pay-per-view, Victory Road, in November 2004. His announced debut was quickly outshined by the surprise debut of Randy Savage, but after Savage's run was short lived at just three appearances, all the attention soon went back to Big Sexy.
Nash feuded with Jeff Jarrett for the NWA World Championship in 2005, and nearly even won it at one point, had two serious injuries not kept him down. He returned in 2006 as more of a comedy character, that provided much entertainment and later had many big moments for himself and TNA with the Main Event Mafia angle, and Hulk Hogan.
Kevin Nash left TNA in late 2010.
