WWE Network is going to bring an array of original programming through their loaded schedule in the month of September including the return of Stone Cold Steve Austin. Fans always love to see Steve Austin in any form given the entertaining character that he is. Now he will be back doing some conversations with some veterans in the world of professional wrestling.
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A long-form interview show will be hosted by Stone Cold Steve Austin in this month over the WWE Network. Two episodes of the Broken Skull Sessions are set to be aired as special attractions for the WWE Universe in the month of September.
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These new episodes of the Broken Skull Sessions will be starring Jerry “The King” Lawler where there are all the potentials to see some good stories. This episode is coming this weekend.
Later on in the month, WWE will also host another Broken Skull Sessions featuring Kurt Angle. The WWE Hall Of Famer and Olympic Gold Medalist had good times together during the Attitude Era and they’ll have good times together. It’s likely that these two are going to bring the house down via a fun episode.
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Apart from the Stone Cold Steve Austin appearances, it was also promoted that 4 new episodes of WWE Timeline will be delivered, later this month along with a WWE Break It Down with Sasha Banks. 10 more episodes of old school programming named Velocity will also be made available for fans who are looking forward to watching that entire series. Clash Of Champions is the only PPV scheduled, this month.
The last time Stone Cold Steve Austin appeared on Raw was earlier this year in March, the first episode of Raw at the Performance Center during the coronavirus pandemic. He delivered several stunners on that night to commentator Byron Saxton.
WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross recently discussed on his Grillin JR podcast that the decision of turning Stone Cold Steve Austin into a heel was a bad decision by the WWE,
“I think Austin turning heel in his home state, in his home market, at WrestleMania, was ill-planned. Getting Steve over as a heel was never going to work. It’s just a miscasting. All these great directors in Hollywood kept John Wayne as a babyface. I was a big believer that the audience was never going to accept Steve as a villain, and they didn’t.”
