Kevin Nash had more issues with the creative team at the television tapings this week. He was upset about the booking plans for his match with Kurt Angle (which aired last night) and he also grumbled about some of the backstage segments. Although he eventually went along with the plan for him to lose the match to Angle, he has lost some respect within the company. "He needs to go," said one TNA office worker. "It's getting out of hand."

There were no issues at the last set of television tapings, but Nash left the set before that prematurely after balking at the creative team's plan to have him eliminated during a commercial break of the gauntlet weapons match. He was eventually pulled from that match and left the tapings a short time later with permission from Jeff Jarrett.

Powell's POV: Nash's contract with TNA expires in October and he's been telling people that he could return to WWE as a bodyguard for Shawn Michaels. The suspicion is that he is leery of TNA creative jobbing him out before his current deal expires.

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