WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash (known as "Big Daddy Cool" Diesel during his pro wrestling career in the past) tested positive for COVID-19 in September of last year. Kevin Nash recently took to Twitter and defended WWE's COVID-19 safety protocols and testing policies.
Kevin Nash responded to a headline that asked if WWE is "trying to kill" WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair. This is reportedly due to The Nature Boy being brought back to RAW for his storyline with Lacey Evans and his daughter, WWE Women's Tag Team Champion Charlotte Flair. Kevin Nash noted that the story said WWE doesn't do an adequate job in COVID-19 testing, but that it is complete bulls***.
Kevin Nash also praised the WWE for the way that they’ve handled the testing for everyone who attends their shows. WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash last appeared for WWE at the 2020 Survivor Series PPV Event for WWE legend The Undertaker's "Final Farewell" segment.
You can check out Kevin Nash's tweet below:
Saw this in a Google feed. The story says the @WWE doesn't do a adequate job Covid testing. Complete bullshit. Everytime I'm involved I've been quarantined in a hotel room after being tested then brought to the arena. I was positive and sent directly to my home to quarantine pic.twitter.com/RJhaYycLiA
— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) January 15, 2021
