Ric Flair’s health scare was one of the biggest stories in wrestling last year. On the most recent edition of The Steve Austin Show, Flair revealed in more detail than ever before just how dire his medical situation was.

Ric Flair Health Scare

“I don’t remember anything for two months,” Flair said. “I was in a coma for twelve days, ICU for thirty-one days. I had kidney failure, respiratory and heart failure, I was septic, and I had pneumonia.”

“I lost forty-three pounds. It’s a miracle, Steve,” Flair said.

“Twelve days in a coma, thirty-one days in intensive care, then I had to go over to a rehab facility to learn how to walk, starting from scratch, and I never had any memory of anything,” Flair said.

“Obviously I’ve been told, and it’s been filled in for me, but I don’t remember one person that came to see me. From Michael Hayes, to Ricky Steamboat, to Hulk Hogan, people came from all over to see me. I don’t remember any of it.”

Flair added that even when he returned home from the rehab facility, he was still out of sorts. “They wouldn’t give me my cell phone because every time I said something to someone, it was crazy. Hunter said please don’t let him talk on his cell phone because every time I try to make sense with him, it’s out there.”

Overcoming Depression

Flair says that he had a difficult time coming to grips with what happened to him at first. “I would sit in a chair all day and worry about dying,” Flair said. “After learning how sick I was, I wondered why of all people I was still there and somebody else wasn’t.”

Now that he is more than a year past his ordeal, Flair has a more positive outlook on his crisis.

“I literally look at it as a miracle. The doctor told me it was a miracle. And after I look back, and came to realize what took place, it is a miracle. I’m great now. I feel like a million dollars.”

Ric Flair & Alcohol

Flair says that while alcohol abuse may have been to blame for his health crisis, he has very sparingly had drinks on three social occasions over the last year.

“It’s not the alcohol that’s going to kill me,” Flair said. “The doctors are afraid that if I had one, it’ll lead to another, and that will never happen.”

Later in the show, Flair discusses his 2019 appearance schedule, his appearance at Starrcade this past weekend, and how Charlotte is doing in WWE these days. The first part of the show can be found below. The full episode can be found here.

When referencing this transcript, please credit SEScoops.com. This transcript has been edited and condensed for clarity.

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In an interview with Steve Austin, Kalisto credits Eddie Guerrero and Rey Mysterio with inspiring him to pursue a career in wrestling.

Kalisto sat down with Stone Cold Steve Austin at 317 Gimmick Street on the latest episode of The Steve Austin Show, and discussed what Eddie and Rey meant to him as he was starting out in the wrestling business.

“Eddie not only made noise in the Latin community, he made noise everywhere. Same with Rey,” Kalisto said. “Eddie and Rey set the world on fire and they made some noise. You know what? That inspired me to actually follow my dream,” he said.

“Rey, when he won his world title, he did a book signing at my college in Chicago. I met up with him. I was five months in wrestling,” Kalisto said. “When I saw him, I said ‘I’m in the process of being a luchador, I’m learning so much, and you’re a good inspiration.’

Kalisto continued.

“At the time, I didn’t know he was going to win the title. And when I met him, he’s a little shorter than me, and that gave me inspiration. If he could do it, I could do it.”

Kalisto said that he would have loved to have had the opportunity to meet Eddie as well, but that in a sense, he can tap into Guerrero’s knowledge now, through his friendship with Mysterio.

“Rey, right now, he’s giving me so much advice. I told him I wish I could have met Eddie and picked his brain. And he taught Rey so much, and now I’m picking his brain.”

Kalisto also discusses being able to provide inspiration for the next generation, breaking in, his career, and much more. The full interview can be heard below.

When quoting this transcript, please credit SEScoops.com. This transcript has been edited and condensed for clarity.

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WALTER appeared on the latest edition of The Steve Austin Show and covered his career, his wrestling influences, and more.

WALTER On His Wrestling Influences

When discussing who he patterned himself after, WALTER brought up some of the Americans that made a name for themselves working in Japan. He mentioned Stan Hansen, Bruiser Brody, and Terry Gordy specifically.

Naturally, Hulk Hogan’s name came up as well. “Don’t let anyone tell you Hogan can’t work,” Austin said.

“I’m not a believer that wrestling has to be crisp and perfect all the time,” WALTER said.

The Indie Grind

The grind of the indie scene is a common theme when Austin interviews independent talent, and WALTER touched on that here as well.

“Even though I’m really busy, I try to have a good private life. I always try not to jump 100 percent into the life of pro wrestling where I’m really caught up in it. After weekends where I work, my body is sore but my brain is fried too.”

“I’ve had times in the last month where it felt like I was just visiting my girlfriend’s place, rather than feeling like I was coming home… I like to be home and be a normal dude.”

Breaking In

As the topic shifted to breaking into the business, WALTER revealed that he gave up a solid career in another industry to pursue wrestling.

“I had a good real job, I worked at a logistics company, I started there in an apprenticeship on the warehouse, but I worked my way up. I had my own office and I was in charge of a hundred people.

“It was a good job, money was fine and everything. But at the end of the day, you have to care about stuff that is not your real interest,” he said.

WALTER’s Sports Background

WALTER also spoke about his athletic background, as he was something of a high-level youth soccer player growing up. He played as a goalkeeper but chose not to pursue playing professionally.

WALTER attributes that to the fact that in Europe, you need to decide as a young teenager whether or not to pursue a professional football career.

He says that he started getting interested in other things at that age, and chose not to stick with the sport.

WALTER also discussed his personal life and the indie scene in Europe when he first started out compared to now. He also touched upon his work with the WXW wrestling school, his legendary chops, and much more.

A clip from the show can be found below. The full episode can be found here.

When referencing this transcript, please credit SEScoops.com. This transcript has been edited for clarity.

Whose influence do you see in WALTER’s work?

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Steve Austin and Joey Ryan chopped it up as Ryan stopped by 317 Gimmick Street on the latest edition of The Steve Austin Show.

Over the course of the nearly 90 minute conversation, Ryan discussed online criticism of his work, the tough sledding that comes with being an independent wrestler, and how long he sees himself making a living in the business.

A Polarizing Figure

Ryan, of course, is something of a polarizing figure in the wrestling industry. Some see an entertaining wrestler who has made a niche for himself in a crowded wrestling landscape. Others, particularly traditionalists, and some vocal hardcore wrestling fans, accuse him of killing the business.

“Online, people call me a piece of s*** on a daily basis. I see that every day, and it’s tough sometimes,” Ryan said. “I go online and I read negative feedback and it kind of gets me a little bit.”

Ryan said that he tries not to focus on the negative, particularly the harsh words from diehards, as he sees himself as more of a wrestler for casual fans. “My audience is casual fans who aren’t as invested in wrestling,” Ryan said. “They just want to be entertained.”

Ryan also said that he reminds himself that the vocal minority is not the measuring stick for his success or failure in wrestling. “How often I get booked, my t-shirt sales, all that stuff, I have to look and see that the positive outweighs the negative.”

Life On The Indies

The life of an independent wrestler is a busy one, Ryan said.

“I work hard, and it’s not just bumping or doing moves. I travel, I don’t sleep, I have to agent my own bookings. I’m independent. I have to negotiate my own deals,” Ryan said.
Ryan also wants to work as much as possible. “Sometimes I overbook myself, whether it’s smart or not.”

Retirement

As the discussion turned to potentially winding down his career, Ryan mentioned that he might see himself in more of a behind the scenes role in the business in the not too distant future.

Much of that, he says, will be determined by his hustle. “It depends on how healthy I can keep myself, and how relevant I can keep myself. I’m working a less is more style now. This character is a blessing too. It plays at conventions, it plays at autograph signings, it doesn’t necessarily have to be in the ring,” Ryan said.

Ryan also told a funny story about meeting Kevin Sullivan, discussed All In, and covered a variety of other topics. An excerpt can be found below, while the full episode with Steve Austin and Joey Ryan can be found here.

When referencing this transcript, please credit SEScoops.com. This transcript has been edited for clarity.

What do you think of Ryan’s comments? Do you think he is killing the business?

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On the latest Edition of The Steve Austin Show Unleashed, Stone Cold gives his take on the state of promos in the wrestling business.

Austin is known for his intense interview style, which he credits to his time working with Brian Pillman in WCW, and his brief stint in ECW.

“I was forced to keep up with him or get left behind,” Austin said. “Through my stop in ECW, everyone in that dressing room could cut a promo, so it was sink or swim.”

Austin feels that that intensity, and a certain authenticity is missing from today’s mainstream wrestling product.

“I think there’s some micromanaging on WWE on the main roster,” Austin said. “Before I had my neck injury, a promo was you go out there with some bullet points.”

Austin pinpoints a shift in WWE’s philosophy right around the time he returned from that neck injury in 2000.

“When I came back from my neck surgery, that’s when they started doing this scripted type thing,” he said. “I was able to pull that off, but I never quite felt the same about what I was doing.”

“Sometimes less is more. And I can see in someone’s eyes when they’re trying to remember something,” Austin said. “One promo sells tickets. The other one’s kinda like, eh.”

Austin also tells a funny story about rooming with Rick Rude, and discusses his favorite country music artists.

You can listen to the full Steve Austin Show Unleashed episode below.

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Do you agree with Austin’s take on promos?

WWE Hall Of Famer Steve Austin recently welcomed indie wrestler ‘Jumpin” Joey Janela to 317 Gimmick Street for an episode of The Steve Austin Show podcast. Amongst other things, they discussed Janela’s recent work wrestling 10-15 minute matches against…The Invisible Man.

“I’ve actually wrestled The Invisible Man five times, so it is quite the rivalry now.” Janela said, “I think it started off with, I would joke with this guy. He was running local shows in New Jersey and he said, ‘who do you want to wrestle,’ and I said, ‘yeah, I’ll wrestle The Invisible Man.’ And then, ‘when are we going to do it?’ I think one of my shows cancelled running that night and I said, ‘hey, can I come wrestle The Invisible Man?’ And he said, ‘yeah, sure!’ So I just showed up and on the fly, I did what I did. A couple of other promoters wanted to see me versus The Invisible Man, and then, I wrestled The Invisible Man in England at Blackpool Tower.”

During the discussion, Austin revealed that during his time in WCW, he too used to wrestle The Invisible Man before TV tapings.

“I used to do a deal down in WCW where I would wrestle The Invisible Man before TV at CenterStage and I was only going a minute-and-a-half.” Austin mused. “[Janela] put in, like, 15 [or] 20 minutes against this cat. And the crowd, I’m watching the crowd, like, they really bought in and [Janela] [was] totally committed and were in the zone. And the referee did a phenomenal job. [Janela] [was] kind of almost doing a standup routine while [he] [was] doing this.”

No word on if there is a tag bout in the future featuring Austin & Janela vs The Invisible Man & The Shadow.

You can hear the full episode of The Steve Austin Show here.

Thanks to Wrestling Inc. for the quote transcription!

While not on TV as much as when he returned, Luke Gallows is a work-horse of WWE.  He’s seen success across multiple companies, and has become a reliable ‘go to’ talent to support those around him.

For anyone who wants a recap of his career, here’s Luke Gallows with Corey Graves on Superstar Ink:

Gallows also featured on a recent episode of The Steve Austin Show.  Here are some of the highlights:

How Gallows Scrambled To Get A Job In WWE:

 “I called Tommy Dreamer and Johnny Ace every week, like, ‘Hey guys, you should probably hire me – I’m pretty good.’ I was having the bulls–t matches in West Virginia against guys in furniture stores and stuff! Terrible! So finally they were opening Deep South and I think they needed to fill it and I wouldn’t leave them alone, so I somehow got my ass in there after three years of terrible indies.”

Before then, Gallows featured on WWE’s Tough Enough…

Pitching A HillBilly Gimmick:

“They bring in Henry Godwinn and my partner eventually ended up being Terry Gordy’s son, Ray Gordy. And the way that happened was Michael [Hayes] brought Henry back and they were going to be the new Godwinns with Henry and Ray. And Ray was always really cool to me, sold me these Tex Slazenger boots. I wore them around for a while. And something happened with him. He had to leave the company. I don’t know what it was, but whatever. But they needed a partner, so some guys from TNA, some old school guys came in, but they couldn’t match this hillbilly thing, so I just watched, like, Larry The Cable Guy stuff and Bill Engvall. I got material for this stuff and I asked ‘Doctor’ Tom Prichard, who I always had a great relationship with, ‘can I please do something with Ray?’ because I know I’ve got nothing. They just killed this weird gimmick that I had. We cut a couple of promos and they loved it!”

Traveling In WWE:

“It’s always us and a rotating third or fourth. We get each other so [well] from when we first clicked, so sometimes Finn Bálor, sometimes Curt Hawkins. We were on SmackDown, so it was always AJ [Styles]. And then, we had Jinder [Mahal] for a while and he left to go to SmackDown and blew up. And we always do good, but we’re always together no matter what. I just think AJ and Jinder put up with us because we were funny and silly when we were reading.”

Impact Wrestling:

 “It was fun. I don’t want to bury anybody there. It was a lot of fun and I had a lot of fun. It was just really different coming out of WWE because I went from bulls–t indies to the WWE. Then I left and I got fired right after my 26th birthday. I was a young cat. I started wrestling when I was just 18 [years old], so I was like, ‘this is not a bad thing – this is a good thing. I’m going to go everywhere and then hopefully go back.’ So I had a lot of fun there. I didn’t make a lot of money, but it was a lot of fun. It was a one-year run and then they were having their issues or whatever.”

Working With Hulk Hogan:

 “Oh man, Hulk was awesome. I always say because I started so young and I loved wrestling so much, I’ve met a lot of guys that were a little bit of a letdown.”

This interview with Steve Austin, as well as the other features in the article, show just how much of a dedicated wrestler Gallows is, and how hard he works behind the scenes and in the locker room.  It may seem like the WWE personas of Gallows and Anderson just search for ‘nerds’ to beat up, but the insights available show there’s more to it.  While this is (or should be) true of all professional wrestlers, it appears as though Luke Gallows has as much of a role backstage as he does when entering the ring.

Bonus:

– During Monday’s WWE Night Of Champions “go-home” edition of RAW, the commentary team of Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler and JBL promoted the “Steve Austin Show” podcast, noting that Kevin Nash will be on his show this week. They actually messed up the plug, however, as they sent fans to “Podcast.com,” when it’s actually PodcastOne.com.

– The Friday, September 12th edition of WWE SmackDown scored a final cable rating of 1.95, according to Nielsen Media Research. That marks a decrease compared to the previous week’s show, which delivered a final rating of 2.02. The show averaged 2.821 million viewers last Friday, also down from the average of 2.758 million that tuned in the week before.

– The latest edition of Goldberg’s “Who’s Next with Goldberg” podcast, which features an interview with MMA legends Randy Couture and Frank Shamrock, is now online. The official description for the show reads as follows:

GB – Ep15 – Randy Couture & Frank Shamrock

“Goldberg is joined by Spike TV Gym Rescue hosts (and ultimate fighting legends) Randy Couture & Frank Shamrock, who trade some wild behind the scenes stories.”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show” podcast, which features an interview with the champion of his “Broken Skull Challenge” reality show, is now online. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASc – EP147 – BSC Men’s Champ Tommy Hackenbruck

“Broken Skull Challenge Men’s Champ Tommy “Hacksaw” Hackenbruck talks to Steve about what it took to beat the Skullbuster, and his experiences on Broken Skull Challenge. Tommy also has plenty of tips to share about Crossfit training, and competing in the new Grid League. Plus, here about his days playing college ball for coach Urban Meyer.”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show” podcast, which features an interview with Paul Heyman, is now online. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASu – EP146 – WWE’s Paul Heyman

“Paul Heyman is back, and this time he and Stone Cold are breaking down the current Brock Lesnar/John Cena feud… and making some interesting predictions! They’re also talking old-school ECW philosophy, booking, gimmicks, and most popular faces. Plus, Paul E. remembers Bam Bam Bigelow’s wrestling debut, his own early days as a ring photographer, and the very first promotion he ever produced…at New York’s infamous Studio 54.”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– In the latest edition of the NXT video blog, which you can check out below, Prince Devitt talks about his training at the WWE Performance Center.

– The latest edition of Chris Jericho’s “Talk Is Jericho” podcast, which features an interview with Batista, is now online. The official description for the show reads as follows:

TIJ – EP68 – Batista Pt. 1

“He’s Drax in “Guardians Of The Galaxy.” He’s a former WWE World Champion. And he looks damn good in skinny jeans…despite the reports on twitter! Batista sits down with Y2J. He’s got stories from the set of “Guardians,” details about the Drax makeup, and thoughts on leaving WWE and his most recent return. He’s also talking Royal Rumble, Daniel Bryan, and Wrestlemania 30.”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Jim Ross’ “Ross Report” podcast, which features an interview with Tony Schiavone, is now online. The official description for that show reads as follows:

TRR – Ep28 – Tony Schiavone

“Tony Schiavone steered the Monday Nitro ship for WCW, spent a brief year in WWE, got his start with Jim Crockett Promotions… and joins Good Ole JR to relive it all. He’s also speaking candidly about Bobby Heenan, Vince Russo, and Ed Ferrara, and sharing details about what happened behind-the-scenes the night NWO debuted!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– And finally, the latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show” podcast, which features an interview with Jim Ross, is now online. The official description for that show reads as follows:

SASc – EP145 – Jim Ross

“Steve Austin and Jim Ross are talkin’ rasslin’… today’s rasslin’! Hear why they think Paul Heyman may be the best talker EVER in the history of the business, what John Cena needs to do in his rematch against Brock Lesnar, why Bray Wyatt is actually a character babyface and not a heel, where Sting will end his wrestling career, who should challenge Roman Reigns, and when JR knew something was fishy in Montreal! Plus, a RAW breakdown, some fantasy booking, and what to do with the IC Belt.”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– WWE Hall Of Famer Jim Ross tweeted the following about Vince McMahon earlier today:

I exchanged text messages with Vince McMahon Sunday on his 69th B-Day. He told me he did a 500 pound squat on birthday #69! #Amazing

— Jim Ross (@JRsBBQ) August 25, 2014

– Speaking of “Good Ole’ JR,” his good friend “Stone Cold” Steve Austin noted on Twitter that he’s taping an interview with him for a future edition of the “Steve Austin Show” podcast.

I'm talking to good ole @JRsBBQ today for #steveaustinshow. Got a question? questions@steveaustinshow.com #sauceit

— Steve Austin (@steveaustinBSR) August 25, 2014

– Part two of Steve Austin’s interview with Mick Foley on his “Steve Austin Show” podcast is now available. You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– Rob Van Dam noted on Twitter recently that he has some interest in writing an autobiography at some point in the future.

– The North American Wrestling Rankings blog, which has been keeping TV statistics dating back to November of 2006, noted that when The Miz lost to Roman Reigns on this week’s SmackDown, it was his 100th televised loss as a singles competitor. For more stats, visit NorthAmericanWrestlingRankings.blogspot.com.

– Apparently the reason Dean Ambrose was taken out on a stretcher on RAW last night was to write him off of WWE television for a while. Ambrose is set to film the WWE Studios movie “Lockdown” in the near future.

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show” podcast, which features an interview with Kamala, is now online. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASc – EP143 – Kamala aka James Harris

“James Harris aka Kamala never wanted to be a professional wrestler, but loved it once he fell into it! Hear his story from his sharecropping days in Mississippi to his time in the ring in Mexico, Europe, Germany, and finally WWF. Find out who gave him his Kamala gimmmick, how he became friends with Andre The Giant, and what it was like in the ring with Jerry Lawler, The Rock & Roll Express, Hulk Hogan, The Undertaker, and Bruiser Brody. Plus, hear about his short-lived stint with NWA, how Vince McMahon tracked him down, and what made him start leapfrogging people in the squared-circle!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show” podcast, which features part one of an interview with Mick Foley, is now online. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASu – EP142 – Mick Foley Pt1

“What happens when two WWE Hall of Famers sit down and start shooting the shit? Well lucky for you, recorders were rolling when Stone Cold Steve Austin sat down with Cactus Jack aka Mick Foley at 316 Gimmick Street! You can learn a thing or two about the rasslin’ buisness from this one… negotiating pay, taking care of your body, concussions and head trauma, and surviving steel chairs! Don’t worry, you’ll also be laughing your ass off – loaded boots, loaded Gucci bags, Clash of the Champions, “The Commissioner,” and plenty of Vince McMahon impersonations! And the best part?? This is only part 1!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Chris Jericho’s “Talk Is Jericho” podcast, which features an interview with Bray Wyatt and an American Idol contestant, is also online now. The official description for that show reads:

TIJ – EP65 – WWE’s Bray Wyatt & American Idol’s James Durbin

“James Durbin finished 4th on Season 10 of “American Idol.” That was the same year Y2J competed on “Dancing With The Stars” at the sound stage next door. They had many LA adventures together while competing… and you’ll hear some of the crazier stories! Plus, get a very real look at the behind-the-scenes workings of Idol, the audition process, & what James believes led to his demise! James is also a HUGE pro wrestling fan & had a quite a moment with Hulk Hogan. It’s wrestling, singing, DIO, and the trappings of instant fame.”

You can also download that show at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show Unleashed” podcast, which features Austin taking calls from fans, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASu – EP140 – Opening a LINE of Whoop Ass

“Steve opened the phone lines… and you guys flooded ’em! Undertaker stories, Shawn Michaels stories, cement trucks & Vince McMahon’s corvette…Triple H, Bray Wyatt, and Paul Heyman and ECW. You wanted to know and Steve answered UNLEASHED! You’ll even get inside scoop on the Broken Skull Challenge, and Steve’s thoughts on TNA & the state of pro wrestling today!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com/Steve-Austin-Show.

– The latest edition of Chris Jericho’s “Talk Is Jericho” podcast, which features an interview with Tom Savini, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

TIJ – EP63 – Godfather Of Gore Tom Savini

“Godfather of Gore Tom Savini is the mastermind behind Friday The 13th’s Jason Voorhees, the cockroaches in Creepshow, and the original zombie special efx and makeup in movies! He’s worked alongside Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez! He’s got stories from movie sets, secrets to great horror efx, the best way to use rotting pig entrails, and a killer story about a duck that saved his life!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com/Talk-Is-Jericho.

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show” podcast, which features an interview with Mark Bell, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASu – EP138 – Mark Bell of Super Training Gym

“Former pro-wrestler, powerlifter, and owner of Super Training Gym in Sacramento, CA, Mark Bell joins Steve. He speaks candidly about his own steroid use, his brother pro-wrestler Mike “Mad Dog” Bell’s death, the “Bigger, Stronger, Faster” documentary, and how he got into powerlifting. Plus, Mark and Steve share plenty of nutrition, workout, and lifting tips!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– WWE added a new video to their official YouTube channel called, “What if Raw was a sitcom,” where they look at what their weekly show would be like if it were a regular weekly television sitcom. The official description for the video, which you can view below, reads: “What would the opening of Raw look like if the show was sandwiched between “Full House” and “Family Matters” on TGIF? Find out in our hilarious reimagining of WWE’s flagship show as a ’90s sitcom.”

– The latest edition of WWE’s “Five Things” YouTube series, which looks at five “incredible” SummerSlam facts, is now available. You can check that out below.

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show” podcast, which features part two of his interview with Ken Shamrock, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASc – EP137 – UFC Hall of Famer & WWF’s Ken Shamrock Pt2

“It’s part 2 of Steve’s conversation with former pro-wrestler & UFC Hall of Famer Ken Shamrock… and this time it’s about wrestling, fighting, his feud with Dana White, Tito Ortiz, the Gracies, and a few stories about the WWF lockerroom!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show” podcast, which features an interview with UFC Hall Of Famer Ken Shamrock, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASc – EP135 – UFC Hall of Famer & WWF’s Ken Shamrock

“Steve Austin took a road trip to Nevada to sit down with former WWF wrestler and UFC Hall of Famer Ken Shamrock! This is part 1 of their conversation, and it’s heavy! All about Ken’s childhood living on the streets and in group homes before eventually being adopted by Bob Shamrock! He’s open, honest, and candid about what he’s been through & where he is now. But don’t worry – things lighten up when talk to turns to hobbies and current projects!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Roddy Piper’s “Piper’s Pit” podcast, which features an interview with Jeff Hardy, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

PP-Ep16 – TNA Impact’s Jeff Hardy

“Jeff Hardy, one half of the infamous Hardy Boys tag team is in the Pit! He and Roddy talk about TNA Impact, Jeff’s wrestling beginnings, how Jeff overcame dark times, favorite matches & opponents, and the Hardy Boys!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show” podcast, which features part two of an interview with Tommy Dreamer, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASu – EP134 – Tommy Dreamer Pt 2

“The Tommy Dreamer is back! This time – why he left WWE, how he became “The Innovator of Violence,” tag teaming with Terry Funk, drinking human blood, his feud with Dixie Carter, Sandman’s OD, the House of Hardcore, and his one big regret.”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– WWE recently added the following video to their official YouTube channel, which shows a behind-the-scenes look at Lana’s recent bikini photo shoot:

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show” podcast, which features a new interview with ECW original Tommy Dreamer, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASu – EP132 – Tommy Dreamer Pt 1

“Tommy Dreamer, the Innovator of Violence, talks about his favorite wrestler, Dusty Rhodes; his original name idea “Tommy Acid”; building his wrestling promotion House of Hardcore; his snoring buddy Bubba Ray Dudley of the Dudley Boyz; his original childhood dream; the tag team he turned down; and ECW & Violence!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com

– The latest edition of Chris Jericho’s “Talk Is Jericho” podcast, which features a new interview with WWE Superstar Christian, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

TIJ – EP54 – WWE’s Christian

“Christian, Y2J’s former tag team partner and traveling partner, has plenty to say about his early days in WWE with childhood friend Edge, paying his debts (literally!), tag teams, performing nearly-naked, working at a sawmill, transitioning to singles, his time in TNA, his return to WWE, and ‘Creepy Little Bastard.'”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– Shawn Michaels’ “MacMillan River Adventures” show is scheduled to return tonight at 11:30pm EST. on the Outdoor Channel. For more information on the show, visit OutdoorChannel.com.

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show” podcast, which features part two of an exclusive interview with Vince Russo, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASc – EP129 – Vince Russo Pt 2

“Vince Russo returns to the Steve Austin Show! He gives a detailed, inside look at the Montreal Screw Job, what it was like working with Stone Cold and for good ole JR, and what he thinks about today’s WWE product. Plus, hear Vince’s very emotional recounting of the night Owen Hart died.”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show” podcast, which features an interview with Christopher Daniels and an appearance by Jim Ross, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASu – EP128 – ROH’s Christopher Daniels & Good Ole JR

“ROH’s Christopher Daniels aka Curry Man aka Fallen Angel stopped by the studio at 316 Gimmick Street! Hear about ROH’s big PPV event, Christopher’s in-ring style & philosophy, and some of his favorite tag teams including Midnight Express & Rock & Roll Express. Plus, he explains why he Shawn Michaels is his favorite wrestler of all-time. Plus, a surprise (well not anymore) visit from Jim Ross!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Jim Ross’ “Ross Report” podcast, which features an interview with Lance Storm, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

TRR – Ep18 – Lance Storm

“Lance Storm is one of the most well-spoken students of the pro-wrestling game, and has gone from being one of the best inside the squared circle to being the best trainer of new talent today…and he’s sharing his knowledge & stories with JR! William Regal, Chris Benoit, CM Punk, Bray Wyatt – all covered!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show Unleashed” podcast, which features an interview with former WWE writer Court Bauer, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASu – EP126 – Former WWE Writer & current MLW Radio’s Court Bauer

“Court Bauer, founder of Major League Wrestling (MLW) also worked on the creative team for the WWE for a few years back in the 2000s. He’s got stories about Gary Hart, Terry Funk, Dusty Rhodes, Ted DiBiase, and Eric Bischoff and the demise of WCW. He and Steve also break down today’s current WWE roster!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Chris Jericho’s “Talk Is Jericho” podcast, which features an interview with former WWE Superstar Drew McIntyre, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

TIJ – EP49 – Drew McIntyre

“Drew Galloway also known as former WWE wrestler Drew McIntyre is breaking his silence about his “release” from WWE last week. How’d he take the news & what are his future plans? He tells Chris Jericho! Plus, Drew’s reliving some of his favorite moments & fondest memories of his 8 years with WWE.”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Steve Austin’s “Steve Austin Show” podcast, which features an interview with Tommy Rogers, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

SASc – EP125 – The Fantastics Tommy Rogers

“Tommy Rogers, one half of The Fantastics tag team with Bobby Fulton, gets real with Steve. Hear what Mad Dog Buzz Sawyer did for Tommy’s career, how Tommy got involved in steroids, why he loves Terry “Bam Bam” Gordy, and when he knew it was time to call it quits in the squared-circle.”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Roddy Piper’s “Piper’s Pit” podcast, which features an interview with Bully Ray, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

PP-Ep11 – TNA Impact’s Bully Ray

“TNA’s Bully Ray aka Bubba Ray Dudley of The Dudley Boyz tag team fame steps into Piper’s Pit! He’s got ECW stories, Paul Heyman stories, WWE stories, Hulk Hogan stories, and a preview of what’s coming up at TNA!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.