One of the highlights of the arcade game is the hyperbolic endings. The wrestlers would receive via text boxes after the ...

The Undertaker Managed By Brother Love The Undertaker is known for his work alongside Paul Bearer. Bearer became his manager after buying The Undertaker's contract from Brother Love.

Drawing a 9.5 for a Raw main event against the Undertaker on June 28, 1999, Austin is also responsible for the highest-rated segment in the history of wrestling on cable - a feat, surely, that ...

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.

Austin was incredible and convincing in both wildly different roles. Austin was really funny when he was ‘Stunning’ in WCW, too - in a very different way to his gruff ‘Stone Cold’ deadpan.

“Tyson and Austin! Tyson and Austin! Tyson and Austin!” “I need to beat you, Rock. I need it more than anything you could ever imagine.” “Hell, it’s already 10 o’clock in the morning.

Any loud racket from any era of rock n’ roll would have fit him. Austin, as Stone Cold or some persona close to it, could have torn up All Japan Pro Wrestling as a wild man in the 1980s.

Steve Austin, being Steve Austin, put up one hell of a fight, but it just wasn't enough. Mankind and The Undertaker both ran in, with an accidental chair shot from the latter busting Stone Cold's ...

This of course followed what is possibly the greatest promo ever cut: Austin 3:16. At King Of The Ring 1996, Austin was crowned. He was interviewed by Dok Hendrix as Jake Roberts shuffled to the back.

Just look at Steve Austin! To quote the man himself: What? Steve Austin was better than Jey Uso. A damn sight better. But how good was he, actually…?

It was very much a product of its time. Austin was all over the place in 1998 and 1999, from the cover of TV Guide to Regis & Kathy Lee. Obviously, his mainstream star power has since waned.