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I just went through every Observer from the summer of 1992 and compiled every mention of Kevin Nash in that time frame
>May 25, 1992
>NEW JAPAN: This group set a new indoor attendance record for Osaka on 5/17 drawing an SRO house of 15,000 fans (and with those ticket prices the house had to be well over $1 million) for a loaded up show. Complete results saw Riki Choshu pin Keiji Muto to retain the IWGP title in 15:55 with the lariat, Super Strong Machine pinned Masa Chono in 14:34 in a match which saw a lot of interference from all members of the Raging Staff (Hiro Saito & Norio Honaga & Tatsutoshi Goto), Tony Halme pinned Big Van Vader (fans booed Halme unmercifully because they know his work isn't up to the level they are pushing him and don't buy him beating the likes of Vader and Scott Norton who are super over but the office still pushes him because they've invested so much time and push into him to make him a super foreign main eventer), Kuniaki Kobayashi & Shiro Koshinaka beat Saito & Goto, Pegasus Kid (Chris Benoit) pinned Tiger Mask (Koji Kanemoto), Antonio Inoki & Hiroshi Hase beat Brad Rheingans & Rambo when Inoki beat Rheingans with the sleeper, Shinya Hashimoto pinned Oz (Kevin Nash), Jushin Liger retained the IWGP junior heavyweight title pinning Samurai in 26:06, Akira Nogami & Osamu Kido & Kengo Kimura beat Black Cat & Tony St. Clair & Brad Armstrong and the opener saw Osamu Nishimura pin Hiroyoshi Yamamoto.
>July 20, 1992
>for some reason dave listed every single wwf/wcw wrestlers along with their real names, ages, and sport backgrounds in the aptly titled "REAL NAMES OF CURRENT WWF AND WCW WRESTLING CHARACTERS, AGES AND SPORTS BACKGROUND"
>Vinnie Vegas 33 Kevin Nash (European pro basketball)
and thats it
im pretty sure if kevin nash was raped in 1992 Meltzer would have written about it. Case closed. Stop writing your gay fan fiction now.
