“I Just Think Steve”: Wrestling Veteran Reveals What WWE Needs to Do for a Stone Cold Steve Austin Match at WrestleMania
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Stone Cold Steve Austin and Jeff Jarrett are two WWE Legends that rose on top of the mountain. One did it in WWE, while the other was in TNA. Despite being over 50 years old, these two are in an impressive shape and could potentially wrestle without losing a step if needed.
Last year, Stone Cold Steve Austin fought Kevin Owens in an impromptu match at WrestleMania. Fans believed it to be a farewell from Austin, but that doesn’t seem to be the case as Triple H has reportedly proposed another WrestleMania match in LA next year. On the other hand, Jeff Jarrett is currently feuding with Darby Allin and Sting in AEW.
During the latest edition of My World with Jeff Jarrett, the former TNA World Heavyweight Champion weighed in upon an Austin return and shed light on how he would book his return this time around.
Jeff Jarrett said he would book a legit feud as last year’s build-up was a very last-minute back and forth between Owens and Austin. But this year, he wants Austin to be a part of SmackDown or Raw every week to hype his WrestleMania rivalry against whomever his opponent might be.
Jarrett said, “I just think Steve, if I was booking, I would book him against a full-time roster guy and really figure out how to go into it. You know, on the build-up last year, I don’t think there was an awful lot, but if Steve is in shape and he shows up, I can assure you Fox, Smackdown, would love to have him on a couple of episodes. Of course, RAW would love to have him on a couple of episodes.”
Former WWE Champion hated Stone Cold Steve Austin segment at WrestleMania 38
During an interview with Submission Radio, AEW’s Paul Wight fka The Big Show in WWE shared his thoughts on Stone Cold Steve Austin’s WWE return at WrestleMania 38. While he enjoyed Stone Cold’s match against Owens on Night 1, he thought a certain someone ruined Austin’s segment on Night 2.
Big Show even said that Vince McMahon takes the worst stunner possible, and this ruined the segment. Steve concurred with Big Show on this point, and both men agreed Vince was never took a good stunner in his life.
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Given that Vince McMahon has totally left the company, Triple H may be plotting something even greater for Austin next year. Never say never in WWE, because anything can happen. Even a match against CM Punk.
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Anurag Bhardwaj
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