Backstage news on Stone Cold Steve Austin’s return
In recent weeks there has been a lot of talk about some important plans for Wrestlemania 38, with some very famous names in the world pro-wrestling scene being rumored as possible protagonists of this year’s Showcase of the Immortals, including the federation’s Chairman, Vince McMahon.
After realizing that Vince McMahon will not be present at Wrestlemania 38 as a wrestler, but with the Chairman who preferred to decline his active participation, to give space to Austin Theory and Pat McAfee, although initially, it seemed possible a somewhat secluded role in the disputed, in recent days important news has also emerged on the role of the WWE Hall of Famer “Stone Cold” Steve Austin.
The Texan Rattlesnake, in fact, was rumored in a real match after 19 years of inactivity in the Stamford company ring, with Stone Cold who should have had a match after Wrestlemania 19, right in the show edition of the shows, against the Canadian Kevin Owens, who has been making fun of Texas and the people of that US state for weeks.
During last week’s episode of Monday Night Raw, the long-awaited challenge from fans finally arrived, with Owens starting to insult Steve Austin, challenging him to be present in Wrestlemania 38, to take one of his Stunners.
Obviously, after this defiant throw, Austin agreed to be on the Kevin Owens Show.
The latest news on Stone Cold Steve Austin
In his last interview, Stone Cold Steve Austin wanted to talk about his physical condition and how by entering the Wrestlemania ring, he already knows how he could return to physical activity after 19 years from his last match.
To the microphones of the Rich Eisen Show, the Rattlesnake wanted to say: “This opportunity rang the door, Kevin Owens started insulting me and got my attention. It was a situation like I always said ‘I’ll never go back to the ring’ In this business, never say never.
I told myself that I would never come back, but called into question by the right person, at the right time, hell, I was…
Source : wrestling-world
