Highlights from the Scott Steiner/TNA conference call:
- TNA representative ran down the Impact ratings for Thursday’s episode and plugged Sunday’s Lockdown PPV.
- Steiner is looking forward to working with Sting. He said it was the Sting storyline the reason he came to TNA.
- Steiner said the chest tattoo was for his freaks.
- Steiner said he has no plans to return to Japan.
- He said he has no immediate plans to go for the NWA title and his efforts are turned to taking care of Sting.
- Steiner said he doesn’t mind if they bring in Goldberg, as he has already beat him.
- He said he was a big fan of “Superstar” Billy Graham, but he didn’t copy his gimmick.
- He said he has no plans to reunite with Rick Steiner.
- Steiner said Triple H is a very insecure man, and that he wouldn’t have his spot if he wasn’t “banging” the boss’s daughter.
- Steiner stated that Vince McMahon never picked up the WCW audience, and TNA could capitalize on that.
- Steiner said he is wrestling as much as he wants to, and would have no problem with drug testing as he has never failed a drug test in his life.
- Steiner said he had extensive work on his foot after leaving the WWE, including being in a cast for five months.
- He said his time away from wrestling was spent with women.
- Steiner trashed the Spirit Squad, and can’t believe WWE is pushing a “retard.”
- His post wrestling time will be spent with women, breaking Wilt Chamberlain’s “record.”
- Steiner talked about his long relationship with Jeff Jarrett dating back to the mid 80’s.
- Steiner said TNA’s hands are “on the button” when it comes to promos.
- Steiner said the time away from wrestling was good, and it made him miss the business.
- He said the “big poppa pump” gimmick is who he is, and said it’s natural for him to upset the crowd.
- When asked about Midajah returning, he said you never know.
- He didn’t want to comment on the war of words between AJ Styles and Batista.
- Steiner put over Stacy Keibler’s legs, and said he enjoyed working with her.
- When asked about comments made by Bill Watts, Steiner called him an “asshole.”
- Steiner said the higher ups in Turner didn’t want wrestling, thus one of the main reasons WCW collapsed.
- Steiner said Eric Bischoff was the best thing that ever happened to WCW.
- Steiner said it would be good for TNA to become a traveling company.
Credit: Gerweck.net
How can you not love Scott Steiner?
| QUOTE (whitemilesdavis @ Apr 19 2006, 02:12 PM) |
| How can you not love Scott Steiner? |
Do you realize that if he was even remotely like he used to be (early to mid 90's) in ring wise, he'd be my favorite wrestler.
Who is the retard WWE is pushing, or is he referring back to Eugene?
But yeah, I'll love him if he can just walk and have a believable brawl. Great comment about Goldberg. I think he and Bill are actually close friends.
On the roid comment: It seems implausible, but Tom Zenk said Steiner was never on roids. Keep in mind, Zenk had no problem trashing people. Zenk admitted that he himself had taken steroids. He said he knew Scott since he was 16 and that he was actually a genetic freak.
Once again, it makes no difference to me if he's done steroids. I just thought that was interesting coming from Zenk.