Share your thoughts on this portion of Steve Austin's career; September 2000-March 2003 as well as his entire WWF/E career -Got any questions about this portion; ask & I'll answer via reply -Worse heel turn of his 2 in 2001: Wrestlemania 17 or Invasion? -Favorite matches & moments from this portion of his career? From The Vault Episode Archive: ua-cam.com/play/PLQE4GGmj26VWMxxAuQKfEZTAZiTOgjp8F.html Twitter: twitter.com/WAPW_Wrestling Facebook: facebook.com/weareprowrestling/
If Stone Cold indeed wanna hug Vince, he would follow it up with a Stunner and have a beer bash while flipping off an unconscious Vince McMahon. “Vince, you’re one dumb SOB! Ya think I’m gonna be kissin yer ass, huh? Uh uh! I ain’t gonna be yer lackey or a corporate sellout! I said that I’m gonna be doing whatever it takes to win but it doesn’t involve being a kisass to ya! I just used ya, you dumbass, and I played ya like a fiddle! If ya wanna see Stone Cold raise hell and whoop Vince’s ass, give me a hell ya!” -Stone Cold Steve Austin
the very great best superstars the rattlesnake 🐍 stone cold steve austin legendary of the world wwe champion amazing performance number one return revenge wwe forever 🤘🎸 thank you best friends the rattlesnake 🐍 stone cold steve austin legendary of the world wwe number one forever 🤘🎸 and thats the bottom line cause stone cold said so oh hell yeah 🖕🖕 forever 🤘🎸
The thing about when Austin attacked Michael Cole, they thought that would get heat on Austin, instead, fans cheered Austin and asked him to beat up Cole some more. Yeah, not the response WWE was expecting. 😂🤣
Trying to get heel heat by beating up Michael Cole never worked They tried that with JR berating him & kicking him in the balls in 1999 and JR got cheered for that
The worst period in Austins career was definitely from November 2001, to his walkout in June 2002. He basically accomplished nothing major during this time, and he had already walked out once in right after Wrestlemania XVIII.
Stone Cold's WWF/WWE run is in the discussion of the best runs in company's history. 1997-1999 is the best run of Stone Cold's career. Most of his best matches, promos, and moments happened during that 1997-1999 run.
When Rikishi claimed he did it for The Rock, I'm curious if that was meant to launch the build towards the WM Match unless it was improved for him to say so after the initial reveal bombed.
The whole thing of Triple H running over Stone Cold is like a Mafia hit orchestrated by Helmsley to steal the spotlight from him and make sure that Austin won’t be a threat to his plans to dominate the WWE
The only thing I wished happened at WM 17 was for Austin to stun Vince after the handshake and wasn’t the original plan for SS 01 was HHH/Austin who would have been the face and heel between those two?
Austin has said if he had a do over he would have stunned Vince at X-Seven And by all accounts it was gonna be Austin/HHH at Summerslam 01; Austin the heel, HHH the face
Favorite matches from 2000-2003 2001 wwf royal rumble match 3 stages of hell Rock vs Austin 2 and 3 at Wrestlemania I can't pick any matches during his heel turn can't do it Moments Blows up Dx Express Tips Triple H over in a car I am gonna say it the What chant Oh yeah how could I forget the supermarket brawl and the church chase with Booker T
The one major thing I and most can’t stand about Vince McMahon is his inability to accept any blame for anything that goes wrong with his company. Even the XFL you know he’ll dump the blame on someone else.
One major thing I really hated about Austin’s heel turn was him tapping out to submission holds. So the guy who passed out in the sharpshooter in a bloody mess is now tapping out?
I think we all knew it was gonna be Triple H as the mastermind; it should have just been him from the start. The fact they made it so convoluted lends to fact they had no clue who they were gonna have from the start & booked this on the fly
I’d have to say the match at No Way Out 2001 between Austin and HHH was one of my favorite matches of that year without a doubt, even though his heel run for the most part did not get over but his work and promos I enjoyed most. Do you think Stone Cold should of won the undisputed title at Vengeance if Kurt wasn’t the original choice?
Could the Austin Booker T feud have been stretched out resulting in a match at WrestleMania X8. I think it would have been a lot better than what either guy ended up doing at WrestleMania that year.
It would have been better & they could have done it But they would have had to restructure the entire program between the 2 to make it a big time match at a Wrestlemania
Had they done a proper Invasion Angle the perfect culmination would have been Austin vs. Hogan Austin as a character was so damaged in 2001 that he never recovered
Share your thoughts on this portion of Steve Austin's career; September 2000-March 2003 as well as his entire WWF/E career
-Got any questions about this portion; ask & I'll answer via reply
-Worse heel turn of his 2 in 2001: Wrestlemania 17 or Invasion?
-Favorite matches & moments from this portion of his career?
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If Stone Cold indeed wanna hug Vince, he would follow it up with a Stunner and have a beer bash while flipping off an unconscious Vince McMahon.
“Vince, you’re one dumb SOB! Ya think I’m gonna be kissin yer ass, huh? Uh uh! I ain’t gonna be yer lackey or a corporate sellout! I said that I’m gonna be doing whatever it takes to win but it doesn’t involve being a kisass to ya! I just used ya, you dumbass, and I played ya like a fiddle! If ya wanna see Stone Cold raise hell and whoop Vince’s ass, give me a hell ya!”
-Stone Cold Steve Austin
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the very great best superstars the rattlesnake 🐍 stone cold steve austin legendary of the world wwe champion amazing performance number one return revenge wwe forever 🤘🎸 thank you best friends the rattlesnake 🐍 stone cold steve austin legendary of the world wwe number one forever 🤘🎸 and thats the bottom line cause stone cold said so oh hell yeah 🖕🖕 forever 🤘🎸
Oh boy here we go with the heel way of stone cold steve Austin
The thing about when Austin attacked Michael Cole, they thought that would get heat on Austin, instead, fans cheered Austin and asked him to beat up Cole some more. Yeah, not the response WWE was expecting. 😂🤣
Trying to get heel heat by beating up Michael Cole never worked
They tried that with JR berating him & kicking him in the balls in 1999 and JR got cheered for that
The worst period in Austins career was definitely from November 2001, to his walkout in June 2002. He basically accomplished nothing major during this time, and he had already walked out once in right after Wrestlemania XVIII.
This was Austin when he was starting to break down; you could tell something wasn't right
And as a character he never recovered after his heel runs
Stone Cold's WWF/WWE run is in the discussion of the best runs in company's history. 1997-1999 is the best run of Stone Cold's career. Most of his best matches, promos, and moments happened during that 1997-1999 run.
Which Three Stages of Hell match is more iconic: Austin vs HHH or HHH vs HBK?
When Rikishi claimed he did it for The Rock, I'm curious if that was meant to launch the build towards the WM Match unless it was improved for him to say so after the initial reveal bombed.
The whole "I did it for The Rock" thing was to waste time before revealing it was Triple H the entire time
And now whenever there’s a storyline involving a mystery attacker, everyone says ‘Rikishi did it for The Rock’.
The whole thing of Triple H running over Stone Cold is like a Mafia hit orchestrated by Helmsley to steal the spotlight from him and make sure that Austin won’t be a threat to his plans to dominate the WWE
The only thing I wished happened at WM 17 was for Austin to stun Vince after the handshake and wasn’t the original plan for SS 01 was HHH/Austin who would have been the face and heel between those two?
Austin has said if he had a do over he would have stunned Vince at X-Seven
And by all accounts it was gonna be Austin/HHH at Summerslam 01; Austin the heel, HHH the face
Favorite matches from 2000-2003
2001 wwf royal rumble match
3 stages of hell
Rock vs Austin 2 and 3 at Wrestlemania
I can't pick any matches during his heel turn can't do it
Moments
Blows up Dx Express
Tips Triple H over in a car
I am gonna say it the What chant
Oh yeah how could I forget the supermarket brawl and the church chase with Booker T
In my opinion there should been a double turn between Undertaker and Austin after Survivor Series.
In 2001? Because there sort of was a Double Turn after that show
Austin went back face the night after & in the weeks after the show Taker went heel
@@WeAreProWrestling yes 2001
The one major thing I and most can’t stand about Vince McMahon is his inability to accept any blame for anything that goes wrong with his company. Even the XFL you know he’ll dump the blame on someone else.
In a perfect world, had his heel turn not taken place, how would stone cold's 2001 gone from WrestleMania to Survivor Series?
In a real perfect world, Austin is leading the WWF against the WCW in a real Invasion angle; not that Invasion we ended up getting
Do you think Vince McMahon should have learned from WCW turning Goldberg heel that turning Austin wasn’t going to work?
James let me tell you this when he was a heel I couldn't boo Austin at all the only time I did was when he joined the Aliance.
One major thing I really hated about Austin’s heel turn was him tapping out to submission holds. So the guy who passed out in the sharpshooter in a bloody mess is now tapping out?
Austin never recovered as a character after his heel runs
Even though Rikishi and Triple h accomplice who do you think it was that Ran over stone cold and who do you think was rikishi accomplice
I think we all knew it was gonna be Triple H as the mastermind; it should have just been him from the start. The fact they made it so convoluted lends to fact they had no clue who they were gonna have from the start & booked this on the fly
So since this is over what's next for from the vault next month I know what will be on from the vault in August Summerslam
Gonna make a post about July's schedule sometime next week
Ok
I’d have to say the match at No Way Out 2001 between Austin and HHH was one of my favorite matches of that year without a doubt, even though his heel run for the most part did not get over but his work and promos I enjoyed most. Do you think Stone Cold should of won the undisputed title at Vengeance if Kurt wasn’t the original choice?
I thought they were either gonna go Austin or Rock as the 1st Undisputed Champion; for sure thought that was gonna be the match at Vengeance
Could the Austin Booker T feud have been stretched out resulting in a match at WrestleMania X8. I think it would have been a lot better than what either guy ended up doing at WrestleMania that year.
It would have been better & they could have done it
But they would have had to restructure the entire program between the 2 to make it a big time match at a Wrestlemania
I did it for Da Rock.
Whose idea was it to have Debra be Rock's manager?
Either Vince or Bruce
I say his worst heel turn was at WrestleMania 17 and during the invasion. He should never have turned heel
Nobody wanted to boo him
@@WeAreProWrestling Exactly!!! He was a better face than a heel
I hate Austin's character in 2001; They really should have done Austin vs Hogan.
Had they done a proper Invasion Angle the perfect culmination would have been Austin vs. Hogan
Austin as a character was so damaged in 2001 that he never recovered