Kevin Nash Calls The Bloodline vs. 946 Brawl the ‘Best Schmozz’ He’s Ever Seen

On the latest episode of Kliq This, Kevin Nash reviewed the September 28 episode of WWE Raw, his first time watching the show in about five weeks. Nash said everything on the show built toward Money in the Bank and called the closing brawl between The Bloodline and 946 the best schmozz he has ever seen. The segment ended with Jaida Parker hitting Jacob Fatu with a car and revealing herself as part of 946. You can check out his comments below:

On Watching Raw Again:

“My wife went to bed and I said, ‘I haven’t watched Raw in a while.’ There are so many PPVs, but I’ve always thought that whoever came up with Money in the Bank, that’s such a great idea. I was never in a Money in the Bank match. I never had that briefcase, and psychology-wise there are so many great things that can come out of it.

“So I watched it. It starts off, and it’s like anything else. You have to get caught up to where things are. Then they go to the Women’s Champion, and she says Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan both want a shot, and she decides that next week on Raw, they’re going to have a match for the number one contender. Later on, Becky and Liv have their little exchange, but it doesn’t come to blows. They just say their stuff, and then the graphic says whoever wins will wrestle for the championship at Money in the Bank. Another little bow tied. I’m like, ‘Okay, nice. This is moving along.'”

On The Bloodline and 946:

“At the beginning of the show, The Bloodline saw this SUV, and they thought 946 were in it. They pulled the door open and it was Jaida Parker. Good-looking girl, and she’s like, ‘Why are you guys all up in my business?’ She walks out, so that vehicle is established. Then 946 comes out — Royce Keys, Bronco Nima and Lucien Price — and they look like badasses. They’re big, rawboned guys. I’m digging them.

“I’ve loved the Usos since they came in, and when they’re together I love them more. And I think Jacob Fatu has become a superstar. He has such a presence, so much energy, so much charisma, and he can cut a promo. He can carry a storyline, and he can work his ass off. I hadn’t really seen 946 work, so I’m not familiar with them, and of course I’m saying, ‘Get in the ring.’ I thought it was going to be some bullshit schmozz, and I was thinking, ‘This whole show was so good. Everything worked. I’m going to vomit.'”

On the Brawl Through the Building:

“Those guys go 12, 14 minutes, I don’t know. I didn’t see one bad punch, one bad sell. It’s the best schmozz I think I’ve ever seen in professional wrestling, both in execution by the six guys and production-wise and coverage, and it goes all over the place. Finally, Fatu and Royce Keys end up down a corridor that’s painted completely different, an olive color, and they fight and fight, and then Keys gets loose, and now he’s down in the parking bay where the cars are, and it’s painted white, so it’s a completely different look. They have just enough people in that area that it doesn’t feel like it’s being shot. It feels like there are people down there who scatter when they see what’s going on.

“They use some props, a table or whatever. Finally they get over to the SUV, and Keys slams the door on Jacob’s head. He takes a hell of a bump, and then out of nowhere, a car runs over Jacob. He goes up over the top of the car. The car stops, and she gets out and says, ‘I didn’t see him. I didn’t see him.’ You’re buying it, because I don’t know who she is. Then she walks over to Royce, and they get in the SUV they were fighting over and drive off, and the credits come up. I was just like, ‘Motherf**ker, man.'”

On the Show Building to Money in the Bank:

“Everything is so solidly put together to get us to either Monday or Money in the Bank. They also showed me the graphics for the women’s and men’s ladder matches for Money in the Bank, and it looked like there were two briefcases above the six ladders, so I don’t know what the deal is there. But I’m getting double ladder matches, so once again, this is all leading to Money in the Bank. And now I’m definitely watching Money in the Bank, and I’m definitely going to watch next Monday because I want to see everything come down. Sometimes when you’re in the wrestling world, you get so close to it and so sucked into it that you either go through the motions of it in your mind and you’re just not as appreciative, or something’s going on, or there’s been a rash of injuries. But this one, it was like the stars were aligned.”

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