Former WWE and WCW star Kevin Nash has been arrested following an altercation with his son.
Kevin Nash, the former WWE and WCW champion, was arrested early Wednesday morning following an altercation, according to TMZ.
As you can see in the booking photo below, the fight was something pretty wild as the big man got a little bloodied up in the scuffle.
According to the TMZ findings, this could have been the fault of his 18-year-old son Tristen, who actually attacked his mother just a short time after the altercation with his father.
"Wrestling superstar Kevin Nash was arrested early Christmas Eve morning — after getting into a bloody fight with his teenage son Tristen … TMZ has learned.The 55-year-old legend — who is currently under contract with the WWE — was taken into custody in Volusia County, Florida after cops received a call about a domestic incident just after midnight.When cops arrived to the scene … they noticed blood on Kevin’s face and arrested Nash.Two hours later, cops received another 911 call from a person claiming 18-year-old Tristen attacked his mother. He was also arrested for battery.Cops tell TMZ alcohol may have been a factor."
Nash made a name for himself in the mid 90s in WWE. After debuting as the bodyguard of best friend Shawn Michaels, Nash would go on to win the WWE title in eight seconds from Bob Backlund. He main-evented WrestleMania with Michaels.
However, his most notoriety came from when he jumped to WCW in 1996 and formed the nWo with other friend Scott Hall and the legend Hulk Hogan. The trio had WCW atop the Monday night ratings war for almost two years, nearly putting WWE out of business.
Since WCW went out of business in 2001, Nash has made sporadic appearances in WWE and is even currently under contract with the wrestling company.
As more from this story becomes available with Nash we will keep you updated.
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