Chris Jericho noted that during the summer of 2003, he and Austin would entertain the crowd for an extended period of time long after the show went off the air and explained they had great comedic chemistry together because both of them were at their hearts “goofy” entertainers. Disproportionate Retribution: During one episode of Monday Night Raw, Austin shared a beer in the ring with fellow babyface Stacy Kiebler. When she took a sip but refused to finish it, Austin responded by giving her a Stunner. Blood Knight: He was in the WWF for two reasons - to raise hell, and for the World Title, because it meant he had earned the spot at the top, and anyone who wanted to take it were welcome to try. And he'd fight anyone for it, friend, foe or anyone who strayed too close. Now, you can give off that same kind of vibe when you dress up like the hard-hitting wrestler. All you need is can-do kind of attitude, a healthy disrespect for authority... and we suspect that we can help out by providing you with a bit of style that will really make your 50-yard stare effective while you perfectly recreate the attire worn by the man himself! Fun Details One-Man Army: Stone Cold Steve Austin's "trust no one" maxim meant he often had to rely on himself while feuding with entire stables. The whole fusion of the Corporation and Ministry of Darkness was apparently just to mess with Stone Cold.

Belated Happy Ending: Austin's final two years as a wrestler weren't exactly great due to a combination of creative writing that caused him to leave the company in the middle of 2002, his injuries finally catching up to him, and losing his final match at WrestleMania XIX. Furthermore, he had a near-fatal heart condition the night before that and was initially advised not to proceed with the match. Fast forward nineteen years later at WrestleMania 38, Austin came out of retirement to have one more match against Kevin Owens and defeat the younger wrestler at the main event of Night 1. Said match was very well-received among fans which overrides Austin's Bittersweet Ending in 2003 and gave the Texas Rattlesnake one last hurrah. Drop the Cow: Since Austin's active career with WWE ended, any appearance he makes is just buildup until he inevitably Stone Cold Stunner(s) everyone in the ring, whether it makes any sense or not. The crowd always goes crazy for this. Arrive. Stunner. Leave.

Heroic Comedic Sociopath: Austin's character since his retirement has been built on this. If he offers you a beer, DO NOT TAKE IT. Flair's robe was a long, flowing garment made from various luxurious fabrics, including satin, velvet, and sequins. The robe was typically adorned with elaborate designs and patterns, such as stars, feathers, and diamonds. The robe was often accompanied by matching trunks decorated with intricate designs and patterns.

Big "WHAT?!": His last catchphrase, so ingrained in the WWE audience that a decade after his retirement, crowds STILL do it on a weekly basis. Leave it to Dillon Brooks to make an dramatic entrance ahead of the Memphis Grizzlies' win over the Los Angeles Lakers Tuesday. Stage Names: Austin was born Steve Anderson and grew up Steve Williams. Dutch Mantel gave him the name Steve Austin so he wouldn't be confused with "Dr. Death" Steve Williams.With the team starting a four-game road trip in Houston Wednesday, Brooks has at least three more outfits planned, likely for the three road games on national TV.

Austin: On the eighth day, God created Stone Cold and I'm rewriting the book! I will continue to whip every one's ass until someone's got the guts, the talent, or a machine gun to stop me!

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Animal Motifs: The Texas Rattlesnake. Rattlesnakes are venomous and cold-blooded creatures who are known to strike unexpectedly without any provocation, which is fitting for Austin's Wild Card attitude. It also doubles as his Red Baron.

How Much More Can He Take?: Austin at the end of his "Submission Match" at WrestleMania 13 was bleeding heavily and screaming in pain, but he still refused to tap out to Bret Hart. He would later lose consciousness due to blood loss, losing him the match. Also, Flat "What" and various other varieties of "what". Basically, if there was a way to say "what", Austin managed to do it at some point in his career. Austin: I'll tell you why, because Stone Cold said so! And that's the bottom line, why?! BECAUSE OL' STONE COLD SAID SO! And that's the damnedest bottom line I ever bottom-lined!

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Would Hit a Girl: It seems an unwritten rule in the WWE that everyone is fair game for the Stone Cold Stunner, whether they're male, female, face, heel (no matter which one he is at the time), or even regardless of whether or not they're an actual trained wrestler. He's done it to with Stephanie McMahon , Chyna, Linda McMahon, Lita, (twice, one of them with HHH) and Stacy Keibler ( who committed the cardinal sin of refusing to drink the beer Austin gave her.) Sadly, he has been known to hit Debra too in reality. That's all fine and great, you might be thinking, but what about sizes? We got 'em all! For starters, we have the largest selection of WWE costumes for adults. That means styles for both men and women, but it also means that we carry a ton of great choices that come in plus size. After all, if Macho Man himself wouldn't be able to fit into a "standard" size, then we should definitely carry some sizes that an actual wrestler can fit into, right? We carry most of WWE costumes in plus sizes, so no matter what size you are, you'll be able to find the perfect outfit. You can even find an amazing assortment of child-size WWE costumes, so it's truly one of the most inclusive selections of WWE costumes you'll find on the web. Vince McMahon. "Austin vs. McMahon" was the feud that shaped the entire Attitude Era, running through the WWF's storylines for years. Even now in kayfabe, the two still have some animosity. Ric Flair's robe and trunks were a defining aspect of his career and legacy in professional wrestling. The robe helped to establish him as a larger-than-life character, and it remains a symbol of his status as one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. 7. The Ultimate Warrior's Neon Gear Pro Wrestling Legend Ultimate Warrior. Photo: Casper