Kevin Nash comments on his recent objections to working in the gauntlet weapons match, and the type of creative control he has in TNA

Kevin Nash said the only creative control he has in TNA pertains to his use in "The only control I have in TNA is to monitor what I do physically," Nash said in an interview with Kevin Eck of the Baltimore Sun. He insinuated that he can object to taking part in over the top gimmick matches.

Nash also commented on Prowrestling.net's report that he objected to taking part in the TNA gauntlet weapons match. "I have a clause in my contract that states when it comes to physicality, I have the right to veto with creative things that I don't feel that are safe or warranted," he said. He explained that he was asked to carry a pipe in the ring and said he was worried about his safety and the fans. He said he left the show with permission from Jeff Jarrett. To view the two-part interview, visit the Ring Posts blog.

Powell's POV: Nash also acknowledged that he was going to be eliminated during a commercial break and that Jarrett told him they were trying to get him out early to protect him. Dot Net members have access to a story about Nash's latest creative objections at the television tapings earlier this week. To gain instant access and $5 signup information, visit the Dot Net Members' Signup Page.