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#4 Kevin Nash is cleared to wrestle, tears quad immediately
A wrestler getting injured is a sad thing and an announcement of such is usually accompanied by well wishes. But in Kevin Nash's case, the circumstances were shocking.
Nash wrestled his first match for WWE in three months, having been off recovering after suffering a torn bicep. His entire "comeback" consisted of one big boot, and then he ran over to the opponents’ corner and crumpled to the mat. He then clasped his left leg and writhed in pain, before the referee made the dreaded ‘X’ sign indicating a wrestler is hurt for real.
It was later announced that Kevin Nash had torn his quad at that moment and would be out of action. In other words, Kevin Nash tore his quad…walking. All this screams of bad timing and worse luck. There was so much hype around the NWO coming to WWE, and most of it was wasted.
Some people call it bad luck. Others have argued it's karma for his bad behavior in WWE and in WCW during the 1990s. What do you think about this interesting set of events?
