Nash meets with WWF, Savage at WWA PPV, DDP's SOTU Address Submitted by William Martinez on Wednesday, December 26, 2001 at 12:23 PM EST
Kevin Nash has been in contact with the WWF in recent days for the first time since the promotion pulled their initial offer to him. Reportedly, Nash is closing in on his decision as to what he will do in the near future. Nash remains under contract to AOL Time Warner until January 1st but he is considering signing with the WWF and could appear on WWF television as early as the January 7th Raw from New York City. As a matter of fact, should Nash sign with the company in time, a "Clique" reunion could happen at the show considering that is also Triple H's return date and Shawn Michaels has recently been more active in the WWF.
Nash is also considering working for the WWA due to the fact that he would have to work far fewer dates and most of his appearances would take place overseas. Nash's decision is said to be 50/50 right now but we should find out soon where we will soon see Kevin Nash.
Randy Savage will make his return to the ring at the WWA's first-ever United States pay-per-view event scheduled for February 24th in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Hope everyone had a very Merry Christmas or a Happy Hanukkah. Just got a call from Nash, but before he wished me a Merry Christmas he said, "So.do they have an anti-depressant you can take when you are this close to the end of Christmas." I just laughed and told him that I didn't need that because there are only 335 more days until Thanksgiving so I can start prepping for Christmas all over again. The Holidays aren't over yet. We still have New Year's Eve right around the corner, which is also Kimberly's birthday. I'll get to that at the end of the email.
Last time I told you I would be going to visit some Wish List kids. That was my best present of the holidays. I met a little girl named Holly who, at five years old, had been in and out of hospitals all her life. She was one of the cutest little girls I have ever seen and, at five; she knew everything about wrestling through a lot of quality time spent watching while on her dad's lap. I brought along my brother-in-law who is Paul, the same brother-in-law that survived being in World Trade Center Tower #2. I think Paul got as much, if not more, out of that visit than I did. It really put things into perspective.
