TNA World Champion Nic Nemeth may have done enough to earn a WWE Hall of Fame induction, but that’s not an honor he’s thinking about.
On a recent edition of the “Busted Open Radio” podcast, Nemeth spoke about a possible induction and his current thoughts on the honor. He said,
“It really isn’t something I think about. But it’s interesting to talk about when you bring it up. I’m like ‘Oh, you know what? I take a lot of things for granted that…I’m almost always helping somebody else or giving a little bit too much. I should’ve been more selfish.’
“But…I just love the business so much… And someone like me, who is barely 6’0 tall, barely 200 lbs, does not have a friend in the meetings, did not come from Ring of Honor, didn’t come from the independents, didn’t have anybody rooting for me behind the scenes, except for Pat Patterson. And he wasn’t around all the time. And even then, when Pat Patterson would pitch for me, they would go out of their way to have me lose [if] they thought it was funny.”
Nemeth’s accolades in WWE include two World Heavyweight title reigns, a run as NXT Champion, and multiple Intercontinental and U.S. Title reigns.
Nemeth is also a former WWE Tag Team Champion on both RAW and SmackDown and won the 2012 SmackDown Money in the Bank Ladder match.
Now the TNA World Champion, Nemeth will put the gold on the line tonight against Joe Hendry at TNA Bound for Glory 2024.
