Kevin Nash Shuts Down Bob Holly’s “X On The Chin” Story From 2013 Book

Kevin Nash is calling out Bob Holly over a wild story from The Hardcore Truth, and he’s not holding back.

During a recent fan Q&A on his Kliq This podcast, Nash was asked about Holly’s claim that he once walked up to Nash backstage, pointed to his chin, and drew an X with his finger—allegedly signaling that’s where he planned to hit him.

Nash was quick to laugh it off as total fiction, saying the timeline and locker room politics make it an impossible scenario.

“You’re the opening match and you’re f**king with the champion who’s also a member of the Kliq. How long do you think he’s got a job if he does that? Reaches over and puts the X on your chin?”

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According to Nash, the incident never happened—and he even brought it up to Holly face-to-face years later at an indie event.

“I actually asked Bob about that like years later. We were on some indie show together and I said, ‘Where’d you come up with that at?’ I said, ‘That never happened.’”

Despite the alleged confrontation in the book, Nash says he always got along with Holly and that there was never any real tension between them.

“Bob and I never had a fking problem. Like he was Sid’s fking buddy. And him and Sid f**king trained. If you didn’t go to the gym, Bob had no use for you.”

He also acknowledged that Holly had built a reputation for being anti-Kliq over the years but brushed it off as more of a gimmick than reality.

“He does have that narrative where he was dedicated to fighting the Kliq. It’s kind of become a thing. Whether it happened or not, I don’t know. No, it didn’t happen.”

Still, Nash was open to resolving things on the mic—joking that he’d even invite Holly onto the show to reenact the phantom moment.

“Maybe we should have Bob on. In a heartbeat. He could reach over and draw the X for the first time.”

Kevin Nash may be done taking bumps, but he’s definitely not done calling out what he sees as BS.

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