By James Caldwell, Torch assistant editor

Kevin Nash says his wrestling future in WWE is up to WWE's creative team, but he anticipates signing a Legends contract with WWE after he talks to management on Wednesday of this week.

"I really don't have anything pertinent going into Mania, so I could make that run. I'll work. I can't work a full schedule. I'm not stupid enough to think I could do that. I woke up stiff this morning after the Rumble," Nash said on the Pro Wrestling Report radio show on ESPN 540 in Milwaukee on Monday night.

Nash, who returned to WWE at the Royal Rumble on Sunday, said on the ESPN radio show that he's "wide open" to any creative ideas - tag team, faction, managing, singles feud - leading up to WrestleMania if WWE saw something in him during the Rumble match.

In a perfect world, Nash says he would want to work with The Undertaker at WrestleMania. Other options would be Big Show, Kane, or Wade Barrett.

"The perfect situation is me and Big Show standing side-by-side. How about we bump somebody around and not bump? (laughs)" Nash said.

Nash referenced his "confrontation" with Big Show at the Rumble and walked through the booking play-by-play, which sounded like WWE was taking a page from the Brock Lesnar-Undertaker confrontation following Lesnar's loss at UFC 121.

Regarding Sting possibly coming to WWE, especially after the start of the mysterious videos on Monday's Raw episode, Nash said Sting would have to be a "damn fool" to pass up an offer from WWE if they made one.

Asked about the possibility of Nash, Booker, and Sting in WWE at the same time for a "Main Event Mafia" type reunion, Nash quipped that he thinks Kurt Angle's TNA contract is due in August.

Nash also walked through his entire weekend leading to his WWE return after describing the overwhelming feeling he had when he heard the strong reaction for his Rumble appearance.

"I guess these 30 operations were worth it," he said. "Even though I had the moniker 'Big Lazy,' I guess occasionally I must have gotten off my ass and done something."

Nash described the following timeline of events in Boston over the weekend.

-- Flew out of Daytona Beach, Fla., which was a more expensive flight, but a closer location to his home. Nash says TNA would fly him out of Orlando, which was cheaper and a further distance for him to drive to the airport. WWE sent a car at the airport to take him to the hotel.

-- On Sunday, Nash was taken to the arena as if he were "in a CIA movie" with a coordinated arrival plan.

-- Nash met up with John Laurinaitis and got paperwork signed before undergoing a full physical.

-- Spent 30 minutes with Triple H, then did pictures for WWE and videos for other features. He then talked to Vince McMahon and Stephanie McMahon. He spent some time with Stephanie and Hunter together.

-- Hunter ran down the plan for the Rumble match with Nash involved. Nash said he deadpanned to Hunter, "I think it would be too much heat if I go over."

-- Nash walked to the ring and saw Mike Rotunda, who he talked highly of, and Arn Anderson. He also talked to Kane and Pat Patterson. He brushed by Wade Barrett, who Nash was having a mini-Twitter battle with. Nash said if you want to make money entering a company, then pick a battle with a top heel before joining the promotion.

Link: Nash's entire interview can be heard on the Pro Wrestling Report radio show from Monday night at blogtalkradio.com/pwr.

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