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Real reason why Steve Austin vs. CM Punk match never happened

For over a decade, professional wrestling fans have agonized over one of the industry’s biggest “what ifs”: Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. CM Punk. The match seemed close in the early 2010s. Many fans point to the moment where the two icons engaged in a heated promotional face-off for the WWE ’13 video game.

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Steve Austin Comments On Potential CM Punk Dream Match

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Steve Austin Reveals Why Dream Match With Goldberg Didn't Happen In 2003

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Stone Cold Shoots on GOAT List, Missing WWE WrestleMania 40, CM Punk, Goldberg & More

WWE Hall of Famer "Stone Cold" Steve Austin addressed several topics during a wide-ranging interview on Tuesday, including his picks for the greatest wrestlers of all time.

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Stone Cold Steve Austin Rates John Cena’s WWE Heel Turn

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Stone Cold Steve Austin Reacts To Rumor He Quit Drinking Beer

Fightful

Stone Cold Steve Austin Recalls Conversation With A Priest Following Austin 3:16 Promo

Stone Cold Steve Austin recalls a conversation with a priest he had following his iconic Austin 3:16 promo.

WON/F4W

Steve Austin on his chemistry with Bret Hart, Vince McMahon

Bret Hart was one opponent that “Stone Cold” Steve Austin always loved working with, but Vince McMahon was his greatest-ever rival.

WhatCulture

Ranking Every WWE WrestleMania Main Event - From Worst To Best

The Rock held the WWE Championship, but Austin vs McMahon dominated the story on the road to WrestleMania 15. McMahon had succeeded in halting Austin's road to WrestleMania by winning the 1999 Royal Rumble,

Fightful

Stone Cold Steve Austin: Man, The Sky Was The Limit For Austin Theory

Stone Cold Steve Austin praises Austin Theory's Stunner sell at WrestleMania 38 and noting that he feels the 'the sky was the limit' for him.

Sports Illustrated

Stone Cold Steve Austin Opens Up About Post-WWE Struggles And What Saved Him

Everything changed for Stone Cold Steve Austin when he was dropped on his head at SummerSlam 1997 after a botched piledriver from Owen Hart. Lifelong neurological pain, a sudden end to a legendary career, and a few years of self-destruction followed the ...