What does NSA stand for in wrestling?

Stands for National Security Administration. This is a veiled organization that oversees the United States’ military, the CIA, the FBI and many other security-related aspects of the government. That’s why wrestlers who use the “NSA” chant are often pointing towards the wrestlers’ opponents as a potential threat to America, as they claim the other wrestler is working for the organization.

What does the NSA mean in wrestling matches?

It’s not an acronym that you’ll often hear wrestlers use, but the National Security Agency (NSA) has made an appearance in the squared circle several times since the early 2000s. The organization has been used as a threat to wrestlers, as wrestlers will often use the outfit as a finishing move, or throw a wrestler into the ring and hoist them up over the top rope.

What does the NSA mean at a wrestling match?

If you’ve ever been to a WWE match, you’ve likely heard the crowd chant the name of the organization’s official mascot: The Undertaker. The Undertaker is a big, intimidating wrestler who is quite possibly the best in the entire world at what he does. In the WWE Universe, The Undertaker is known as the “World’s Deadliest Match,” and continues to prove that moniker every time he enters the ring.

What does the NSA mean in wrestling?

The initials NSA have historically been used by promoters to represent New States Alliances. The term was originally used to describe organizations formed by wrestlers who broke away from the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA). The term was later used by the National Wrestling Alliance itself to describe their travelling group of wrestlers.