WCW Magazine 2000

Kevin Nash and Scott Hall were the catalysts for a boom period in WCW and the sports-entertainment industry when they defected from the World Wrestling Federation in 1996 and formed the nWo. But while Hall and WCW subsequently have had their share of ups and downs, Nash has had a consistent run as one of the company's top stars despite numerous switches from heel to babyface.

In an interview with WCW Magazine, Nash discussed the situation with Hall, his true feelings about Goldberg, and his thoughts on being labeled by some as a disruptive force in the locker room.

Question: One of the frequently asked questions about WCW concerns the future of Scott Hall. How often do you speak to him and how is he doing mentally and physically?

Answer: He's good. I talk to him at least once a week, sometimes twice. I think he was cleared medically on Sept. 1 and he'll be ready to come back shortly either that or he'll be sitting home with full pay (laughs)

Q: How would you describe the bond between yourself and Hall?

A: There's nothing I don't talk to him about. I'm going through a divorce right now and he just went through one. It's like our lives have paralleled in a lot of ways. We've been friends now for 12 years, and we've been traveling partners for the last eight years. Almost every day of our lives when we're on the road we're together. I've spent more time with Scott Hall the last eight years than I have with any other human being

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