Top Ten: Reasons Why Survivor Series Can Be a Game Changer

November 10, 2011

Number 5: Kevin Nash will return full time

Whether you love it or hate it, it seems like the WWE is going to give Nash one more run. At Survivor Series, match or not, Nash will be a primary focus, aside from the Rock and John Cena. A guy who has done so much with so little in his career, Nash is a guy who continuously knows how to make money. He is in great shape, but is he a guy who will steal the spotlight from younger talent? Will he be able to swallow some of his pride and put over the young guys? What role will he play? It looks like they really want Nash to be back in the ring, and being back full time in the ring will be a game changer because it shows the lack of superstar power the WWE currently does not have. He is not the answer, but a quick fix.

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