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1. Sting (Wrestler) -- Kevin Nash
   This time there was no controversial finish, and Sting raised his second WCW World Title under his new "Crow" persona. Sting's reign lasted about 2 months, during which time he managed to defend the title against many tough challengers, including The NWO’s Scott Hall (Uncensored 98', March 15), before dropping the belt to Randy Savage at Spring Stampede on April 19, due to interference from Kevin Nash.
2. Phoenix Suns -- Steve Nash
   The Phoenix Suns are a radical faction of the National Basketball Association. The team was founded by Trotskyite exiles in 1923 shortly after their expulsion from the Soviet Union by Joseph Stalin. Their current ringleader is the fanatical Robert Sarver. His chief on-court minion is Steve Nash.
3. Don Johnson -- Nash Bridges
   As "Nash Bridges" makes clear, Don Johnson is putting his energies into pulling together The Total Package. "Nash Bridges" is a TV show, but it's ... a Web site inspired by a TV show. The show is manly, yes, but romantic enough for female viewers, too. It's a cop show, but it's a comedy. It's low art, but it's arty. Nash is Southern, but urban; hokey, but cosmopolitan; horny, but tender; single, but married; white, but black.
4. Tna Wrestling -- Jeff Jarrett
   On Sunday, June 18, 2006, TNA Wrestling celebrated four years of Total Nonstop Action with the Slammiversary Pay-Per-View! The three-hour event saw Christian Cage defend the NWA World Heavyweight Title in the King of the Mountain match against Sting, Jeff Jarrett, Abyss and The Truth! Plus, it was clash of wrestling's most destructive forces as Samoa Joe battled Scott Steiner. In addition, NWA World Tag Team Champions America's Most Wanted faced AJ Styles and Christopher Daniels, Chris Sabin vs. Kevin Nash, the debut of Jim Cornette and more! On this OVO, you'll see the entirety of the Slammiversary event, the countdown preshow as well as never-before-seen bonus backstage footage of your favorite TNA stars! The complete lineup for Slammiversary is as follows:
5. Sting (Wrestler) -- Ring
   It is being reported that everyone was suprised to see how good of shape Sting was in on the most recent WWA tour. According to a lot of the wrestlers, he looked very good in the ring for someone who has not wrestled in two years. It is now rumored that NWA-TNA will try to contract Sting as an active wrestler.
6. Mysterio -- Match
   As the nineties came to a close, Mysterio changed; when he and Konan lost a tag match against The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) at Superbrawl IX, Mysterio had to take off his mask. Without the mask the mysteriousness vanished. Though, he continued to perform well. He had some good matches against Billy Kidman and when they were a team they had an interesting summer feud with Raven and Perry Saturn and Chris Benoit and Dean Malenko.
7. Kimberly Page -- Wcw Tv
   History: Diamond Dallas Page began his career in wrestling, oddly, as a manager/commentator. He started out in the AWA, where he was manager to such wrestlers as Badd Company and Medusa. He moved on to Florida Championship Wrestling, where he was an announcer until the federation closed in 1990. In 1991, Page was signed to WCW, where he became the manager of the Fabulous Freebirds, and became infamous for the Diamond Dolls that came to the ring with him. He later expanded the "Diamond Mine" with more wrestlers, including the Diamond Studd (Scott Hall), Vinnie Vegas (Kevin Nash), and Scotty Flamingo (Raven). He then went to the Power Plant and learned to wrestle himself, joining his own group as a wrestler.
8. Sting (Wrestler) -- Lex Luger
   In August of ‘98, Sting was still trying to regain the WCW World Tag Team Titles with Lex Luger. On a Nitro in August of ‘98 Goldberg had an interview where he said he would go through everybody in WCW, including the Stinger. Sting decided to confront Goldberg over these words, but Goldberg ran off after The Giant. On that same night Sting was scheduled to Wrestle The Giant and Scott Hall for the Tag Team Titles... Lex Luger was jumped in the back and injured. Bret Hart decided to take Luger’s place to prove to Sting he was really his friend. They did not win the Titles, but Sting gained a little trust for Hart.
9. Longest Yard
   The Longest Yard is a remake of the 1974 film of the same name. The movie features inmates at a prison who play American football against their guards. Adam Sandler plays the hero, Paul Crewe, an ex pro-football quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Burt Reynolds, the original Paul Crewe, plays a major role as Nate Scarborough, the head coach and a former Heisman Trophy winner from 1955. The rest of the cast includes Chris Rock, James Cromwell, Nelly, William Fichtner and a number of current and semi-retired football players and professional wrestlers including Michael Irvin, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Bill Goldberg, Kevin Nash, Bob Sapp, Brandon Molale and Dalip Singh Rana.
10. Tna Wrestling -- Aj Styles
    TNA Wrestling delivers a distinct brand of high-risk, athletic entertainment. TNA's roster includes the biggest names in wrestling today, such as Kurt Angle, Booker T, Kevin Nash and Christian Cage, as well as the hottest new stars in the business: A.J. Styles, Samoa Joe and the Motor City Machineguns. TNA features the innovative six-sided ring and the high flying "X-Division," as well as concept matches such as "Ultimate X," "King of the Mountain," "Six Sides of Steel," "Lethal Lockdown" and "Elevation X," considered the most dangerous match in professional wrestling. TNA Entertainment, LLC is a privately held company headquartered in Nashville, TN. For more information, visit www.tnawrestling.com.

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