Kevin Nash Says Today’s Wrestlers May Not Last 30 Years With Modern In-Ring Style

TLDR
Kevin Nash said on the Kliq This podcast that today's wrestlers may not have careers lasting 30 years like his generation due to the physically demanding modern in-ring style. Nash suggested current wrestlers might only get about a decade before their bodies force them to slow down, though co-host Sean Oliver noted lighter schedules and better pay as mitigating factors. Nash also discussed how building a lasting name is key to earning money through autograph signings after retirement, citing his experiences alongside Hall of Famers Bruce Smith and Adrian Dantley.
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