Kevin Nash had a blunt assessment of WrestleMania 42 weekend on Kliq This, describing the entire experience as feeling "soulless" and accusing TKO leadership of failing to show appreciation for the legends who built WWE. "I felt, and maybe because I was running on fumes, but it felt kind of soulless." Nash made it clear his issue is not with the in-ring product but with how TKO treats the talent that built the company under Vince McMahon. "Once it left Vince's hands, no matter if you love Vince or don't love Vince, from the boys' standpoint, if you had a relationship with Vince and you were a guy that pushed those numbers, a Michaels, a Triple H, a Steve, a Taker, you had a relationship that was gold. Now I don't think that they look at Steve and Taker the same way. I'm talking about TKO, or as we now refer to it, The Adjustment Bureau, whatever they want to call themselves. They just don't show the appreciation." Nash also used a striking metaphor to describe what he sees as TKO's...