Well, they can’t all be winners, can they? WWE has given life to a menagerie of memorable characters. However, some […] ...

At the 1991 WCW "SuperBrawl," Kevin Nash debuted as The Oz, straight from the movie "The Wizard of Oz," complete with a green robe adorned with various shapes and designs. Convinced the Oz gimmick ...

WWE legend Kevin Nash was a successful basketball player throughout the three years he spent at the University of Tennessee. It seemed he had a solid chance at playing the sport professionally ...

Recently, fellow WWE Hall of Famer, Kevin Nash had it in for Paul stating that “social media sensation is not one of the boys” while questioning his participation in the sport. Not ...

Kevin Nash recently went off on Logan Paul, calling the Maverick out for getting paid more than most WWE Superstars despite making limited appearances. Wrestling veteran Vince Russo recently ...

Glenn Jacobs, better known as WWE's Kane, has successfully transitioned to politics and is currently the Mayor of Knox County, Tennessee. He attributes his wrestling career to preparing him for ...

WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash has recently revealed that a prominent WWE star has earned the loyalty of Triple H, WWE’s Chief Content Officer. Triple H took over this role after Vince McMahon’s ...

The article discusses five professional wrestlers who transitioned from basketball to wrestling. It highlights how their ...

Jacobs, Glenn Henry 85, passed into God’s arms on May 19, 2011, after a brief illness. Born and raised in Sanborn, Iowa, Glenn proudly served in the Army Air Force during WWII and, upon his ...

Glenn P. Nash passed away September 1st in Hendersonville, NC. He was born in 1939 in Henderson County, the son of LeeRoy and Edith Worley Nash. His early years were spent in Henderson and Buncombe ...

Featured wrestlers include Big Show, Kane, Kevin Nash, Bayley, and The Undertaker. Image via WWE An athlete's potential in professional wrestling can be inferred a great deal from their prior ...

Of Hartsel, was born in Denver, Colorado on March 10, 1936. His parents were Glenn and Bernice Jacobs born in South Dakota and Minnesota. Jake attended Morey Jr. High, Lakewood Jr. High and South ...