Steve Austin responds to idea of facing Goldberg

[Konan]

Thanks to Steve Migliore and ProWrestling.net for the quotes:

WWE Hall Of Famer "Stone Cold" Steve Austin was recently a guest on The BJ Shea Morning Experience on KISW.com. When asked about the Bill Goldberg comment about wanting one more match against Austin in WWE, "Stone Cold" responded with the following:

"You know that would be fun working with Bill. I’ve always liked Bill and gotten along with him. I haven’t talked to him in quite sometime, he’s a good guy. But no for me, I’m going to leave well enough alone, I rode off into the sunset and my health is good right now. I have another couple of matches left in my body but I won’t choose to exercise those matches."

Austin continued:

"I don’t want to go out there and be 90-95% of what Stone Cold Steve Austin was because I’m not going to sack and do it all, but I could be close, but that’s not good enough and there’s really no point in it. It’s not going to take me any farther in my acting career so it would be all for naught. I love my fans, I love that business, but I want to be remembered for what I was not for what I ended up being."

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[DUKE NUKEM]

thanks for the post Konan

[John]

Goldberg Vs. Austin should never happen, Seriously.

[Konan]

Goldberg Vs. Austin should never happen, Seriously.

first of all they both jump in wwe then we can think about their match.lol

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I like Austin's attitude about that - that he is not going to step in the ring if he is not 100% and wants to be remembered for what he has done.

Better to be remembered like that than as someone who does not know when to retire and pass on the torch.

[TJChurch]

Better to be remembered like that than as someone who does not know when to retire and pass on the torch.

Yeah, like a certain guy who has the chance to end someone else's career tomorrow, long after his should be over.

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I like Austin's attitude about that - that he is not going to step in the ring if he is not 100% and wants to be remembered for what he has done.

Better to be remembered like that than as someone who does not know when to retire and pass on the torch.

Amen!