There is no question that the wrestling community, despite all the arguments and toxicity, comes together in hard times. No one was able to experience this more than WWE legend, Kevin Nash, who lost his son last year. In 2022, he urged everyone to follow his podcast, as it was his son’s dream to get to a milestone subscriber count. Not only did the wrestling community help him to achieve the count, but he also thanked them in a follow-up tweet. But keeping that aside, Nash also received many messages to stand firm and sympathized with his loss. A father losing his son is a big toll on anyone, but Nash reached out to his community and they supported him.
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While the grief of losing a son is nothing to scoff at, Nash has come out with his new revelation in the new year. His advice about moving on and starting anew is relatable to many people who have lost many things during these 3 years.
Fans and wrestlers give WWE Hall of Famer support after last year’s tragedy
The original tweet by Kevin Nash, has led to many fans and wrestlers extending their support and prayers. Even the words of many of his fans helped Nash before, and they will this time as well.
When Nash had asked the wrestling community to support his podcast, a photo of Nash and his son was circled, seeing the father-son sharing a heartwarming moment.
🙏🙏🙏
— Lex Luger (@GenuineLexLuger) January 21, 2023
As always, Luger sends his supports in Nash’s comments just like every time.
<3
— Daddy Magic (@theDaddyMagic) January 21, 2023
Even the Jericho Appreciation Society’s Matt Menard is chiming with his heart in Nash’s comments.
My son died by suicide two years ago. These words are very true. I'm sorry for your loss.
— Keith Kerr (@morecoffeesoon) January 20, 2023
Loss strikes hard, but all we need is support from the people who love us, and for Nash it is his dedicated fans.
Kevin, for what’s it worth and as a huge fan, I keep you and your family in our prayers. My faith has gotten me through the best and worst times, and I hope it may give you some comfort in the most difficult of times.
— Sean (@smaye20) January 20, 2023
I’m so incredibly sorry for your loss @RealKevinNash I’ve been watching your podcast and can see how much this is effecting you. Sending you love and strength from across the pound 🇬🇧 Thinking of you all big Kev 💙
— Lewis Rickhuss (@LRickhuss) January 21, 2023
Even people from across the ocean are sending their love for Nash through these tweets.
Coming from a son who lost his father, everyday is a struggle within.. some days your overcome with grief and some days it seems that things just might be okay.. we can only take it day by day 💯🤟🏼
— Mondo Madness (@mondo_madness) January 21, 2023
Living with grief is an arduous and painful journey, but it gets better with every day.
God bless you I know very well the pain you feel! Although you will never get over it time will provide you with some relief! 3 years ago I would have never thought I would be at some sort or normal but I am now! God bless y’all!
— steven santos (@daonesteve308) January 21, 2023
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As a parent myself I can't even begin to imagine that level of loss but I appreciate you opening up the discussion about grief not having a timetable. It feels like so many people act like things are fine once the burial/cremation of a loved one ends. Or at worse it lasts…
— John D (@HorhayBlanco) January 21, 2023
Losing your own children is a traumatic thing that no parent can go through alone, so it is healthy that Nash has such vocal support in the form of the wrestling community.
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