3 Reasons Why “Stone Cold” Steve Austin Must Appear on WWE Raw This Monday
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“Stone Cold” Steve Austin was originally scheduled for the Oct. 19 WWE Raw but may have been pulled from the show. We tell you why his appearance is much-needed.
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Almost a month ago, WWE made the curious decision of advertising multiple big-name Superstars for the Oct. 19 edition of Raw, which is the go-home show before WWE Hell in a Cell. They named Brock Lesnar, The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, Ric Flair and “Stone Cold” Steve Austin. Having Austin advertised for the show shocked fans, as he has not appeared on WWE TV since WrestleMania 30. Lesnar, Undertaker, HBK and Flair have all made multiple appearances during this time. Austin will also be hosting the Stone Cold Podcast with Lesnar as his guest after Raw on the WWE Network.
However, optimism for Austin being on Raw has waned since this message came out on Twitter a few days ago.
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@CnoEvil I'm doing the podcast. I was never scheduled to do Raw. Once again, bad information. #StoneColdPodcast w Brock Lesnar.
— Steve Austin (@steveaustinBSR) October 13, 2015
Despite this Tweet, Austin is still listed on WWE.com as advertised for Raw. He even got listed in a preview post on the 14th. Then there was the Tweet that popped up on the WWE Twitter account last night that did not include the former WWF Champion.
What a night it's going to be THIS MONDAY with #Raw on @USA_Network followed by the #StoneColdPodcast on @WWENetwork! pic.twitter.com/dd7HZ01KxE
— WWE (@WWE) October 16, 2015
The situation is very strange. Could it be done as a swerve for Monday? Is Austin only going to appear on the Stone Cold Podcast?
Click below as we explain why Austin must show up live on Raw.
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