WWE Vengeance 2011 Results: Why Kevin Nash's Return Is Great for WWE

The WWE is heading into the most important time on the wrestling calendar, and the road to WrestleMania begins with the Survivor Series pay-per-view.

The WWE will have all of its loose ends tied up and all of its storylines in the works for the next six months, including the return of Kevin Nash.

It was during the match at Vengeance between the tag team of The Miz and R-Truth versus CM Punk and Triple H that Kevin Nash appeared out of nowhere and attacked Triple H.

The return of Big Sexy is exactly what the WWE needs right now.

Immediately after Nash’s return, so-called wrestling experts said that Nash would be a train wreck and that a match would never work. If I’m not mistaken, Kevin Nash jackknifed Triple H into next week and looked good doing it!

Now, for the WWE and the fans, the big question still remains: What’s next?

Nash won’t be able to work many matches because of his age and injury risk, but if Hulk Hogan can run through a match with Sting, Nash will have no problem working a 14-minute match against any opponent.

Most of you who read my pieces know that I still believe that this is all leading to an nWo reunion that will pit a group of superstars against an outsider-type clique of Nash, Miz and R-Truth at the very least.

With no real storyline for Triple H and CM Punk anymore, the idea of them teaming up to stop this new group will be popular with the fans. While we all know they would be better away from each other, I think the WWE and Triple H like what they see from the duo working on the same team.

The WWE needs more heels that draw serious heat from the crowd, and Kevin Nash can provide that in spades for the company.

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