By James Caldwell, PWTorch columnist

TNA's Main Event Mafia member Kevin Nash headlined Saturday night's NWA show in Wisconsin, then was in the main event of last night's TNA Final Resolution PPV.

This coming weekend, he'll headline the Border City Wrestling 15-year anniversary show in Windsor, Ontario, Canada despite a beat-up body and concerns over the economy.

"It's getting to the point now where physically, I'm getting more beat up," Nash told the Windsor Star. "I've got a couple discs in my neck that are bulged and I've gotta get fixed. When I don't think I can bring anything to the program, I'll definitely step aside."

Nash is also concerned about the state of the world economy, which he says is affecting the wrestling business.

"I think we're in better shape than the automobile industry," Nash quipped. "I just think that we're a microcosm of the rest of the economy. The economy is horrible worldwide, and the wrestling business is going to definitely show that."

He would like to be involved in TV projects if he can't "go" in the ring anymore and has to retire from wrestling due to his lingering injuries and history of knee surgeries. However, the economy remains a concern.

"I'd love to do a TV series. I'd love to do film roles, but," he said, "because of the economy, everything's being cut back. It cuts back possibilities."

Link: Windsor Star article.

FYI: BCW's 15-year anniversary show takes place on Saturday at Assumption High School at 7:30 p.m. VIP tickets are sold out, but general admission is $10 in advance or $15 at the door. Kevin Nash headlines with Robert Roode and the Motor City Machine Guns. BCW website.

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