While Nash is extremely proud of his farewell match with Michaels at WWE’s Good Friends, Better Enemies pay per view (“The whole world knew I was gone for WCW, but we still made them believe,” said Nash), he listed his favorite match as the world title match against Hart at the ’95 Survivor Series.
“We put that together on the telephone in about twelve minutes, then walked out there and did it,” said Nash. “Bret and I had such a similar perspective. We knew we had 25 minutes, and we needed five minutes for the close, and we just told the story through four five-minute periods.”
Hart defeated Nash for the title, ending his 358-day title reign.
“The story was that Bret couldn’t touch Diesel when Diesel when on his feet, but Diesel was in trouble when Bret had him down,” explained Nash. “The longer it went, the advantage went to the smaller guy. I pushed him onto the table and threw him back in the ring, and asked myself, ‘What have I done? I’ve become the old Diesel.’ Then, when I did bend down to pick him up, he small-packaged me for the 1-2-3, and that triggered me emotionally to go back where I had gone.
“If you look at the title run, I was originally supposed to be a killer heel. But people don’t realize, when I became champion, I hadn’t even had 200 matches.”
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