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Did The Rock almost try to end Stone Cold Steve Austin's life on WWE television ?
Did The Rock almost try to end Stone Cold Steve Austin's life on WWE television ?

Time of India

time02-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Did The Rock almost try to end Stone Cold Steve Austin's life on WWE television ?

Image via WWE The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin is considered one of the greatest rivalries in WWE history. The two megastars defined the 'Attitude Era' as the two prominent stars with their starpower, captivating personalities and impressive feud. They fought back and forth in the late 1990s which garnered a lot of attention. Moreover, there was even a time when The Final Boss tried to end Austin's life with one of the most dangerous stunts. The Rock and Steve Austin had a remarkable rivalry in WWE history Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock had been feuding in the late 1990s over the WWE championship. At the time, the company had introduced the Smoking Skull belt to resonate with Austin's onscreen Texas Rattlesnake. The Rock had possession of the title and once called out Austin on a bridge to fight. The Great One continued to mock The Bionic Redneck throughout the night on Monday Night RAW. Austin finally arrived at the scene in his Monster Truck and immediately began to brawl with his formidable rival. Initially, Austin had the upper hand, but The Rock hit him with a long pipe. He then threw Austin over the bridge. As the six-time WWE Champion hung for dear life, The Rock showed no mercy and punched him in the face, leading to Austin falling into the river. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Glicemia acima de 100? Insira essa fruta na sua dieta Saúde Nacional Undo Adding insult to injury, The Final Boss threw his Smoking Skull belt as well. On the following edition of RAW, The Rock held a funeral for Steve Austin as a mockery and also revealed himself to be wearing the Smoking Skull belt. While the fans thought they saw the end of the Toughest SOB in WWE, it was not true. Austin drove his Monster Truck straight into the ringside and began to brawl with The Rock. He tossed The Great One into the grave that was present there and began to celebrate until Rock's cohort, Shane McMahon, hit him with a shovel to end the segment. This was one of the most memorable segments in the feud between Steve Austin and The Rock. The duo met each other multiple times throughout their careers and are considered an important part of the success of professional wrestling. Also read: Was Nikki Bella Right in Her Decision to End Relationship with John Cena? Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.

Stone Cold Steve Austin's road trip after the WWE event turned reckless in a shocking new confession
Stone Cold Steve Austin's road trip after the WWE event turned reckless in a shocking new confession

Time of India

time16-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Stone Cold Steve Austin's road trip after the WWE event turned reckless in a shocking new confession

Image via WWE Stone Cold Steve Austin has reckless stories to revisit, not only inside the ring, but outside as well. Stone Cold Steve Austin was a phenomenon that came to prominence during WWE 's Attitude Era. The Texas Rattlesnake has laid havoc and wreckage during his time as an active WWE superstar. However, there was one particular instance when Austin took his recklessness beyond the confines of the wrestling world. Not only that, but Austin's best friend was also involved in the incident that took place after a WWE event. What happened during the time Stone Cold Steve Austin took a road trip after a WWE event? During an interview with Inside the Ropes, WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross, who is also Steve Austin's real-life best friend, revealed a story when the two took a road trip. WWE had back-to-back shows for both RAW and SmackDown, and had to drive 100 miles together. On the way, they drank a lot of wine, broke every possible law, and had a reckless drive. Ross said, 'We did Raw in Phoenix, Arizona, then the next night it was a SmackDown taping, so it's about 100 miles. And we drank—even when we were just tasting this wine—we did. We broke every law imaginable. Driving 100 miles an hour, we had open containers, drank two bottles of wine in like an hour or something on the drive, and we got really s***faced.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Switch to UnionBank Rewards Card UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo Furthermore, Ross also stated that he has not tasted wine since that incident with Steve Austin and added that he could no longer even stand the smell of it. 'I haven't drank wine since. I'm done. It's like that one time getting drunk on Jack Daniels. I can't. I can't even smell it anymore—it makes me nauseous. Steve is unique. Steve's not… he goes on these tangents about drinking,' added Jim Ross. Jim Ross SHOOTS On Clashing With Vince Russo Steve Austin was a big part of the WrestleMania 41 festivities that took place this April. The Bionic Redneck even made an appearance on Night 2 of WrestleMania 41 to announce the official attendance record for the show. On the other hand, Jim Ross is currently a part of AEW; however, he recently had surgery for colon cancer. While the duo is no longer working in the same company, Austin and Ross continue to remain friends to this date. Also read: Carlito declares he's 'Back in Business' after WWE exit

'I Hope I Didn't Ruin Our Relationship': Logan Paul issues public apology to Steve Austin after PRIME offer fallout
'I Hope I Didn't Ruin Our Relationship': Logan Paul issues public apology to Steve Austin after PRIME offer fallout

Time of India

time08-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

'I Hope I Didn't Ruin Our Relationship': Logan Paul issues public apology to Steve Austin after PRIME offer fallout

(Image via WWE) Logan Paul has been in the news recently for all the wrong reasons, mostly for his controversy. Earlier on RAW, the WWE heavyweight wrestler launched a brutal attack backstage on Jey Uso, when he was celebrating his win. Following his actions, he was criticized by many. However, he has now issued an public apology to one of the fellow WWE wrestlers. Logan Paul issued an apology to Steve Austin during his vlog on his YouTube channel. Operation Sindoor Operation Sindoor: Several airports in India closed - check full list Did Pak shoot down Indian jets? What MEA said India foils Pakistan's attack on Jammu airport: What we know so far In the video, The Maverick has apologized to Steve Austin for the PRIME offer fallout and now wants Steve Austin to forgive him for his behavior. Let's take a look at what Logan Paul wants to say about it— Logan Paul apologizes to Steve Austin on his YouTube channel Logan Paul has issued an apology to Steve Austin for being big-mouthed on his YouTube channel. This apology came after Steve Austin turned down a $1 million offer to wear a PRIME bottle costume, and Austin made it clear that he wasn't interested about it. Owing to this situation, it appears that The Maverick has now issued an apology to the Texas Rattlesnake on his vlogging channel. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Google Brain Co-Founder Andrew Ng, Recommends: Read These 5 Books And Turn Your Life Around Blinkist: Andrew Ng's Reading List Undo Please Forgive Me Earlier, Logan revealed that he offered Stone Cold Steve Austin one million dollars to wear the PRIME bottle costume for a promotional stunt. However, the Texas Rattlesnake turned down his PRIME offer, which hurt Paul. Next, Logan Paul also decided that Austin would never be a part of his brand. Following which Paul commented, "Bro, we offered Steve a million dollars to be in the Prime bottle. He didn't do it. Oh, he's not the guy. I don't care what number it is—he's not getting in that bottle. Ever." Furthermore, Logan Paul believed that Austin rejected the offer for fear of the WWE Universe turning on him for partnering with him, as he is already in the news for the wrong reasons. However, Paul apologized, saying that he shouldn't have said all this because he has a big mouth and a platform. He told Steve Austin he was sorry and hoped he didn't mess up their relationship. Logan Paul also said he still wants and hopes to work with him one day. Logan Paul's Backstage Fight with John Cena, Finding God w/ George Janko, Jake Paul's Next Fight 453 In the video, Paul could be seen saying, 'Mr Cold, I'd like to take this opportunity to apologize. I didn't mean to expose any private business conversations. I was hungover. I had a crazy night in Vegas. I was on my podcast. Sometimes I say too much. In fact, most times I say too much, Steve. I have a big mouth and a platform to say a bunch of sh** and I said a bunch of sh**. Sorry about that, Steve. I hope I didn't ruin our relationship. Hope we can work together in the future.' He also said that he completely understands the reason behind turning down the offer. Nevertheless, he still wants to collaborate with. 'By the way, I completely understand why you wouldn't accept the million dollars to get in the Prime bottle. It's not your thing. We know it was a reach. You're a legend. And you miss 100% of the shots you don't take, Steve. So we tried, but it didn't work out this time. Hope to see you in the future. Hope you're not mad at me, Mr Cold, ' Logan Paul said. (source: Also Read : Is WWE legend Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson nominated at the Oscars for his movie The Smashing Machine? Earlier, Steve Austin also shared the reason behind declining Logan Paul's offer. He explained that he already owns his own beer company, Broken Skull, and that is the reason he wasn't interested in promoting Logan Paul's brand.

Stone Cold Steve Austin Reveals What Would Get Him Back in the Ring
Stone Cold Steve Austin Reveals What Would Get Him Back in the Ring

Newsweek

time02-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Newsweek

Stone Cold Steve Austin Reveals What Would Get Him Back in the Ring

Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. "Stone Cold" Steve Austin's electrifying return to the ring against Kevin Owens at WrestleMania 38 in 2022, his first official match in nearly two decades, sparked speculation about potential future bouts. While both Austin and Owens fondly remember the match, and many fans view it as a fitting final chapter, Austin recently addressed his own feelings about his in-ring future during an appearance on The Ariel Helwani Show. When asked if he was at peace with the critically acclaimed match against Owens being his last, the Texas Rattlesnake confirmed he was, while also revealing the low-pressure scenario that might still hold some appeal for him. "Totally," Austin responded when asked if he was at peace. "There is always that part in the back of your mind — there was a match, I think they billed it as an exhibition match between Nick Bockwinkel and Billy Robinson in Japan. Those two guys put on a really nice clinic. It was about 11 to 15 minutes, and the Japanese people really appreciated that match. Those guys were badass and could really work." He elaborated on why that specific match style holds interest for him now, differentiating it from a high-stakes comeback attempt of having a full-blown wrestling match. "To do something like that would be fun. It's an exhibition, you're not trying to go out there and steal the show, just go out there to do it one more time in front of the fans because you love the business as much as you do and it would be very interesting," he explained. "You always think in the back of your mind about something like that. Exhibition-style, so you don't have all that pressure of trying to be who you were in your athletic prime." HOUSTON - APRIL 04: 2009 WWE Hall of Fame inductee Stone Cold Steve Austin attends the 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania's WWE Hall of Fame at the Toyota Center on April 4, 2009 in Houston, Texas.... HOUSTON - APRIL 04: 2009 WWE Hall of Fame inductee Stone Cold Steve Austin attends the 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania's WWE Hall of Fame at the Toyota Center on April 4, 2009 in Houston, Texas. More More news: WWE News: Steve Austin Reveals Real-Life Vince McMahon Confrontation Austin acknowledged the physical realities of performing years after his peak. "When you're out of prime, there is a night and day difference of how you can perform. That's the way it is for any athlete in any sport." Ultimately, Austin reiterated his contentment should the Owens match stand as his final in-ring performance. "If that was my last endeavor in the ring, I'm totally at peace with it. I ran hard, I had fun. We achieved a lot. It was what it was and I have no regrets. I gave it everything I had," he concluded. More WWE News: For more on WWE, head to Newsweek Sports.

‘Stone Cold' Steve Austin sends woman flying after driving ATV into WrestleMania barrier
‘Stone Cold' Steve Austin sends woman flying after driving ATV into WrestleMania barrier

Yahoo

time27-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

‘Stone Cold' Steve Austin sends woman flying after driving ATV into WrestleMania barrier

Add another three count to 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin's WrestleMania resume. Austin made an appearance at WrestleMania 41 on Sunday to thunderous applause, as a thrilled crowd came unglued when his glass-breaking music hit. Stone Cold lost control of his ATV on Sunday night. X, @BulletClutlta. Austin drove his ATV down the ramp and began driving it around the squared circle. However, before he could complete a second loop around, Austin turned a bit too wide while attempting to get past a corner, nailing the barricade and sending one woman back to her seat in haste. Advertisement The WWE's official YouTube channel cut this part of Austin's cruise around the ring from their official highlight package of Austin's return to the ring. Austin's ATV got stuck there, and he was forced to get up and move on from his four-wheeler. As he crashed, WWE commentator Pat McAfee said, 'Oh sh,' stopping just short of an expletive as Austin stood up to make sure the fan was OK after the fall. The six-time WWE champion had a hard time maneuvering the ATV from the start. Stone Cold checks on a fan as his ATV gets stuck against the barricade. X, @BulletClutlta. Austin's music hit, and as he was looking to drive his ATV in front of the sold-out crowd, he completely missed a 15-foot-wide ramp to get out on stage, the reason for the 40-second delay between his music hitting and him actually appearing on screen. Advertisement He again had a tough time putting his ATV in reverse, as backstage security and crew had to grab it and move him into position where he could retry driving up the ramp. Stone Cold was his usual beer drinking self at WrestleMania. Getty Images The Texas Rattlesnake came out as he usually does, telling fans that if they're having a good time at WrestleMania, 'give me a hell yeah.' Austin concluded the night with his typical beer-drinking bit, clashing two cans together while standing on the ropes and saluting the crowd as he doused his face in beer. Stone Cold gets picked up and backed up as he missed the ramp to WrestleMania. X, @Wrestling_Audio Austin's appearance at WrestleMania was a night also highlighted by John Cena reclaiming the WWE Championship with the help of Travis Scott. On night one of WrestleMania, Paul Heyman, 'the baddie in this love story,' turned on CM Punk and Roman Reigns, helping Seth Rollins win the triple-threat grudge match.

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