Je'Von Evans Seemingly References Kevin Nash's Comments In New Post

Je'Von Evans has hinted that he is aware of Kevin Nash's recent comments about him in a new post on Instagram.

Taking to the social media website, Evans posted several photos of his Triple Threat win from Monday Night Raw, which earned him a spot in the Elimination Chamber, along with the caption: "Just Wanna Apologize Real Quick….Im Sorry For Being The Best In Da Game Right Now!! Elimination Chamber Bout To……Ya’ll Finish The Rest” - Je’Von Evans #TheYoungOG."

The music for the post was more interesting, though, as the song selected was SpaceGhostBLK's 'nWo Wolfpack'. Kevin Nash, of course, was the leader of nWo Wolfpac from May 1998 until January 1999 during the nWo split on WCW TV.

Kevin Nash was at the centre of a backlash this week after he said Evans was "too f*cking Mr Bojangles" and the WWE Hall of Famer wished the former Jay Malachi was a "little bit more urban." 

Nash said: "He's an incredible athlete. He's a little bit too f*cking Mr Bojangles for me. I wish he was a little bit more urban. I understand it's Netflix. I understand there's a big f*cking world out there besides the ones that 66-year-old Detroit boy Kevin Nash wants, but I just want him to have a little bit of an edge. But if he's not going to have an edge, he can strike, he throws a good punch. F*cking take your time throwing a good punch, maybe put two or three together. Something where f*cking you tell me if this sh*t was real all this athleticism I have, I can use, not if this sh*t was real motherf*cker I would cartwheel off your motherf*cking body like you would never see. He sells good. He does everything good."

The former WCW World Heavyweight Champion later apologised on X/Twitter, but his apology was criticised as Nash mentioned the term 'Uncle Tom' and claimed he is the only person who pays attention to the development of Black talents.

Nash wrote: "How often have you heard the term Uncle Tom? Most likely, it was used in a degrading way. If you've actually read the literature, Uncle Tom was whipped to death for helping free two female slaves. I apologize for the use of the term Mr Bogangles, it was in poor taste and obviously offensive. I just see talent being pushed in a direction that I disagree with. He should be the male version of Sol Ruca. More contemporary than urban. It's funny how I'm usually the only person who pays attention to the development of black talent."

Nash's apology has since been deleted.