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Steven James Anderson Wiki Biography

Steven James Anderson was born on 18 December 1964 in Austin, Texas USA, to James and Beverly Anderson, but is best known by his stage name, Stone Cold Steve Austin, which he uses in the acting and wrestling businesses. In addition, he is a host and a media personality.

So just how rich is Stone Cold Steve Austin as of late 2017? According to authoritative sources, this wrestler and actor has a net worth of over $45 million, accumulated from his career in the previously mentioned fields which began in the late 1980s.

Speaking about Steve’s early life, his parents divorced when he was very young and he then spent most of his childhood in Edna, Texas. He was educated at Edna High School, and after matriculating, enrolled into Wharton County Junior College on a scholarship, and then attended the University of North Texas. Having decided to pursue wrestling, Steve became a student of Chris Adams’ school located in thee Dallas Sportatorium, and during his time there, Austin participated in the World Class Championship Wrestling and after that, he wrestled in World Championship Wrestling where he was paired up with Vivacious Veronica, and later on with Jeannie Adams, the so-called Lady Blossom. Shortly after making his debut, Steve beat Bobby Eaton in 1991, then subsequently during that year, joined the Dangerous Alliance, a professional wrestling group. However, two years later, he went on to become a part of another group, The Hollywood Blonds, alongside Brian Pillman, and the team went on to win the unified NWA and WCW World Tag Team Championship, defeating Ricky Steamboat and Shane Douglas. The duo scored notable successes until Steve’s partner faced an injury, and as a result wasn’t able to compete for a period of time, however, Austin ended up injuring his knee as well, and thus was sidelined for a while.

Having recovered, he participated in the WCW United States Heavyweight title, and scored a victory over Duggan, but lost in a match against Randy Savage later on. In 1995, he began wrestling in the Extreme Championship Wrestling after signing a deal with Paul Heyman, who also signed him to do the in-ring interviews, as he still wasn’t fully recovered from injury, and during this time, Steve began creating the ‘’Stone Cold’’ personality. In the same year, Austin was hired by World Wrestling Federation’s owner Vince McMahon after Jim Ross and Kevin Nash convinced him to do so. He then returned to wrestling and defeated Savio Vega, going on to have several victories, but also several losses such as at ‘’In Your House: Beware of Dog’’.

Besides wrestling, the audience can also see Steve in movies and on television, more precisely, he made his debut in ‘’Clash of the Champions XV: Knocksville USA’’ in 1991. In ‘’The Longest Yard’’, he acted alongside Adam Sandler in portraying guard Dunham, and in 2007 he landed the starring role of Conrad in ‘’The Condemned’’. In 2010, he starred as the title character in “Stranger”, and during the same year played the prominent role of Paine in ‘’The Expendables’’, alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone. Overall, Stone Cold Steve Austin has made more than 60 acting appearances so far.

When it comes to his private life, Austin was married to Kathryn Burrhus (1990-’92), however, he cheated on her with Jeanie Clarke, his fellow wrestler whom he also collaborated with.  They subsequently married (Lady Blossom, 1992-’99) and had two daughters plus he adopted Clarke’s daughter from her previous relationship. In 2000 he married Debra Marshall but they divorced in 2003, and as of today, he has married to his fourth wife, Kristin since 2009. They are currently based in Los Angeles, California.

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Steven James Anderson Quick Info

Steven James Anderson Trademarks

1. Wears a black leather vest as a part of his ring attire.
2. Wore a knee brace on his left knee then eventually both knees.
3. Finishing move: Stone Cold Stunner (Stunner)
4. Trademark move: Mudhole Stomping (Corner Stomps)
5. Trademark move: Piledriver
6. Trademark move: Axe Handle Elbow Drop
7. Finishing move (as The Ringmaster): Million Dollar Dream (Cobra Clutch)
8. Trademark move: Arn Anderson Spinebuster
9. Trademark move (as Stunning Steve Austin): That’s A Wrap (Standing Figure Four Leglock)
10. Finishing move (as Stunning Steve Austin): Stun Gun (Flapjack with opponent dropped throat first onto the top rope)
11. Trademark move (as Stunning Steve Austin): Hollywood and Vine (Shin Grapevine with Achilles Tendon Hold)
12. Trademark move: Lou Thesz Press
13. ECW Finisher: The Stun Gun (Dropping his opponent throat first onto the top rope)
14. Uses a smoking skull logo with his nickname “Stone Cold” imprinted on things he owns (vest, t-shirts,his truck, etc.)

Steven James Anderson Quotes

• [about breaking his neck when Owen Hart botched a piledriver] As soon as my head hit that mat, I was thinking Christopher Reeve. ‘Cause I knew I was never gonna walk again, ever.
• [on his fight scene with Sylvester Stallone in The Expendables (2010)] It was a very physical fight scene. One of the things I learn from Sly from working with him was just intensity. We fought for two days, it was always about intensity and bringing the level up, and he wanted to make it look real. Now when the writer, the lead actor, and the director tells you to kick the shit out of him…..you kick the shit out of him. Sly is a filmmaker veteran and an icon, if he told me to do the same thing tomorrow I would.
• I’m goin’ stomp a mudhole in ya and walk it dry!
• What?
• …and that’s all I gotta say about THAT!
• I’ll drop you on that stack of dimes you call a neck!
• You treat me like a dog and you expect me to smile? You remind me of a jack ass.
• And that’s the bottom line, cause Stone Cold said so!
• Austin 3:16 says I just whipped your ass!

Steven James Anderson Important Facts

• Back on Raw as the Sheriff. Has power over Eric Bishoff [January 2004]
• In December 2007 he legally changed his name to “Steve Austin”.
• Will be inducting Jim Ross into the WWE Hall Of Fame. [March 2007]
• Returned back to WWE:Raw as a guest host and conducted the contract signing match of Bret The Hitman Hart and Vince McMahon. [March 2010]
• Scheduled to face Jonathan “The Coach” Coachman at the “Taboo Tuesday” PPV. The stipulation for the match states that if Austin wins, Jim Ross will be rehired; if he loses, J.R. will be fired. This will be Austin’s first match since Wrestlemania 19 in 2003. [November 2005]
• Was scheduled to wrestle Johnathan “The Coach” Coachman at the “Taboo Tuesday” PPV, but pulled out of the match because he learned he would be ‘jobbing’ to “The Coach,” and said that he was not impressed with the Jim Ross storyline. [November 2005]
• Hosted a Press Conference in LA with Vince McMahon to announce a 3 picture deal with WWE Films, the new movie production branch of the WWE [January 2005]
• Back on Raw as the Co-General Manager with Eric Bishoff. Retired from wrestling due to injuries. [May 2003]
• Will be back at WrestleMania 21 competing in the Piper’s Pit. [April 2005]
• Will be inducting Bret Hart into the 2006 WWE Hall Of Fame [April 2006]
• Will face Johnathan “The Coach” Coachman at Taboo Tuesday. If he wins, J.R. will be rehired and if her loses, he will be fired. [October 2005]
• Was “fired” from his job as co-general manager of RAW, but expected to be back in time for Wrestlemania XX (2004) [November 2003]
• Stars in Adam Sandler’s adaption of The Longest Yard. [2005]
• Half brother of Jamie McBride.
• Published author.
• WWE Hall of Famer.
• Good friends with Eric Roberts.
• Lives in Marina Del Rey, California.
• Will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in Houston, Texas, April 4th 2009 -the night before Wrestlemania 25 – the first inductee of the “Class of 2009”.
• In his first appearance of Nash Bridges (1996), his In-Ring theme music from wrestling is playing in the background.
• Former TWF Tag Team Champion.
• Former World Tag Team Champion.
• In his professional debut, Austin, wrestling under his real name, defeated Frogman Lablanc. He received $40 for the night.
• Favorite actors include John Wayne, Clint Eastwood and Leigh Taylor-Young.
• Former WCW Television champion.
• Austin trained five months at Chris Adam’s wrestling school.
• Adam Sandler ranks him as one of his all time favorite co-stars
• When he was going to make his WWE debut against “good guy” Bret Hart, Austin based his “don’t give a damn” character from a movie called the Ice Man, a movie about a cold-hearted killer. He believes that this would give him an edge to become a villain. His ex-wife Jeanie gave him the nickname “Stone Cold”. But when facing Hart, he was shocked that everyone was cheering for him. Since then, Stone Cold Steve Austin became an “anti-hero” and would use his finishing move, the Stone Cold Stunner, on anyone who gets in the ring with him; whether the person is good or bad.
• Former WCW United States Champion.
• Former WCW Tag Team Champion.
• Austin debuted in ECW as “The Extreme Superstar”
• Austin formed a tag team with Brian Pillman. The team was dubbed the Hollywood Blondes
• In his Wrestlemania debut, defeated Savio Vega.
• Former Co-General Manager of RAW.
• After leaving Raw in November 2003, returned in January as The Sheriff of Raw.
• In 1999 was the Storyline CEO of The WWE.
• Debuted in The WWE in 1996 as The Ringmaster.
• The “What?” gimmick started on an August 2001 episode of RAW, during the time he was the ring leader of the WCW faction. While asking Hugh Morrus (Bill DeMott) why he lost his last match, he followed up each question with “What?”. It quickly became part of the wrestling crowd’s vocabulary, even though Austin himself doesn’t say, “What?” anymore while cutting promos. Surprisingly, the “What?” chants have also become part of Kurt Angle’s gimmick.
• Learned the Stone Cold Stunner from Michael PS Hayes (once a member of the Fabulous Freebirds).
• Says his best match is the Submission match he had with Bret Hart at WrestleMania 13 in 1997.
• When Steve joined ECW, he would mock older wrestlers such as Hulk Hogan, Macho Man and cut contraversial promos on Eric Bischoff. He had a intense rivalry with the Sandman before leaving for the WWF.
• Notable Title Wins Include: WCW World Television Title (2); WCW World Tag Team Title w/Brian Pillman; WCW United States Heavyweight Title (2); WWF King of the Ring 1996; WWF Royal Rumble winner 1997, 1998, 2001; WWF Tag Team Title w/Shawn Michaels; WWF Tag Team Title w/Dude Love; WWF Intercontinetial Title (2); WWF Federation Title (6); WWF Tag Team Title w/Undertaker; WWF Tag Team Title w/Triple H
• As of April 17, 2004, Steve is considering doing a program (and possibly a match) with Bill Goldberg in Japan.
• Real life best friends are The Rock, Mick Foley and Bill Goldberg.
• While in WCW, he once traveled with Mick Foley and Dallas Page. Because Page was so easy to rile up on a trip, he and Foley pulled a number of stunts trying to see how long it would take Page to crack.
• Another of his hobbies is collecting antiques.
• In his spare time, he enjoys game-hunting on his Texas ranch.
• Was the first person to enter the WWE arena when WWE Raw (1993) debuted on TNN.
• He has 2 children with his ex-wife Jeannie. He adopted the child Jeannie had from her first marriage.
• The gold chain “Stone Cold” wears was given to him by his tag team partner at the time, the late “Flyin” Brian Pillman right before they made their debut as “The Hollywood Blondes” in WCW.
• After Wrestlemania XIX Austin was forced to realise that his already injured and surgically repaired neck could no longer take the pounding it takes from active wrestling. Steve Austin was forced to retire from wrestling and instead took up an on air role as Co-General Manager of RAW. However just recently (June 2003) after seeing how Kurt Angle has made a quick return from a new kind of neck surgery, Austin has spoken about possibly getting the same treatment or having some form of surgery so that he could possibly have one last match or maybe work a light wrestling schedule similar to the one Shawn Michaels wrestles. Right now Austin says he is postponing treatment to concentrate on establishing himself as a GM and when the time comes in the next few months he will look at surgery.
• One reason for his falling-out with WCW was his wanting to team with WCW newcomer Hulk Hogan, which Eric Bischoff stated that he couldn’t see happening.
• In a recent media interview in Miami, Vince McMahon owner of the WWE admitted he looks forward to seeing Steve Austin back in the WWE in 2003. This is the first time since Austin walked out on the WWE that Vince has spoken about his wish for Austin to return. At the time of Austin’s walkout Vince said that Austin would never work for the WWE again, however a slump in ratings and a lack of main event talent has lead Vince to make a U-turn about Steve Austin. When Steve Austin returns it appears he will be on the Smackdown roster as he prefers working with wrestlers like Kurt Angle, Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero and Edge.
• He has the claim of fame of being the first wrestler to be fired by fedex. Steamboat and Waltman were soon to follow on that list.
• Has had problems with his right knee since 1995 when he injured it.
• Steve Austin held the WCW tag title with Brian Pillman. Once beating Steamboat/ Douglas then lost the tag titles when Brian Pillman broke his ankle and was forced to team with Regal.
• There was another wrestler using Steve Austin’s Real name (Steve Williams). So a promoter from Texas Wrestling Foundation asked him where he was born as to Steve Austin’s Reply, he said “Austin, Texas”. The Promoter then said, “Your name will be Steve Austin”.
• On March 18, 2002, due to “creative problems”, Steve walked out on the WWF and did not show up for the scheduled Raw taping in Montreal. On June 10, 2002, Steve did the exact same thing, walking out and left for home in San Antonio, Texas. Both of these were done without notice and without WWF company approval.
• When he won the 1996 King of the Ring tournament, he was trying to get over as a heel (a bad guy)
• Stone Cold got his nickname from his ex wife. She was British and she served Steve Austin some hot tea, and at the time he was thinking of a new nickname because “Stunning” wasn’t cool enough anymore. So when his then wife noticed he wasn’t drinking his tea she said, “You’d better drink your tea before it gets Stone Cold.”. And that is the story of Stone Cold Steve Austin’s nickname.
• Wrestled in a barbwire match while in the ECW.
• Met his former wife Debra when she was serving as the valet for Jeff Jarrett in the WWF.
• Lost to Bret Hart – aka Bret The Hitman Hart – in all four of their encounters. While Austin never pinned Bret Hart in a TV/PPV encounter, he did not lose all of their matches. Austin lost Hart’s Return match at Survivor Series 1996 and passed out at the “I Quit” match at Wrestlemania 13 (though he never said I quit). However at the April 1997 PPV, Austin won by DQ against Bret when the Hart Foundation interferred while Austin had Bret trapped in Bret’s own signature submission move, the Sharpshooter. The following night on Raw, it took several WWF officials to pull Austin off Bret in a “Street Fight” where Austin again had Bret trapped in the Sharpshooter for several mintes. Austin severely injured Bret’s leg and allegedly attacked him in the ambulance after the match was over. Since it was a no-DQ match, Austin it is presumed Austin won the match due to Bret’s injury.
• Has had several serious injuries including a neck injury that kept him out of the ring for 8 months.
• Played defensive end for the University of North Texas.
• Attended the University of North Texas.
• His ex-wife Jeannie, was married to British wrestler “Gentleman” Chris Adams, who trained Austin in the sport. Jeannie served as Austin’s valet for several years. She was known as “Lady Blossom” and used to wrestle Adams’ second wife Toni, in mixed tag-team matches (Austin would be her partner while Adams teamed with his wife).
• Won his latest WWF championship by beating The Undertaker on June 28, 1999
• Won first WWF title on March 29, 1998 by defeating “The Heartbreak Kid”, Shawn Michaels.
• Three-time World Wrestling Federation Tag-team Champion
• Two-time World Wrestling Federation Intercontinental Champion
• Six-time World Wrestling Federation Champion.
• Ranked number 4 in a poll for the best 10 nicknames in wrestling with the nickname “Stone Cold”.
• The 1996 WWF King of the Ring.
• One of the 100 greatest wrestlers of the 20th century. (as determined by Inside Wresting)
• Was the first wrestler to ever kick out of the Rock’s finisher “The Rock Bottom” at Wrestlemania XV.

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