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In a recent episode of Busted Open Radio, Stone Cold Steve Austin spoke about how he came up with his ‘What’ catchphrase, which is so popular it’s still used by fans today when a wrestler pauses during a promo. Here are highlights:
On the origin of ‘What’: “I did it as a, you know, I was running heel at the time and I left that message on Christian’s voicemail. Every time I’d say something, I would kinda say, ‘what?’. A long winded voicemail and I was like, man there’s something here. I just thought it was kind of a way to jab someone like, ‘Oh you’re supposed to be like the World’s Strongest Man…what?’ You know? Kinda disrespect. I’m jabbing you, right? And so I figured, hey man, as a heel, no one had done that. It was something different. So that’s the first way I was trying to use it. And then all of a sudden when I flipped back babyface and people started grabbing onto it, man it just turned into something where, you just had to put that pause in your cadence and they would come with that ‘what’ and it just kinda trained ’em to do it and they were feedin’ off of it. A big part of being in WWE or in the wrestling business is that crowd wants to participate whether they lovin’ you, hatin’ you, cheering you, booing you, or whatever. Just involved in the match or listen to a promo, they want to be engaged or involved. It was a chance for them to be involved and participate as a part of the show.”
On the fans still doing it today: “And they’re still participating and they’re saying, ‘Austin why in the hell did you invent that, I wish you wouldn’t have done it.’ I would have never thought in a million years…I wouldn’t have thought…way back in the day, that that would have the staying power or the legs that it has.”Click Here: cheap vans era shoes

In an interview with Texarkana Gazette, Braun Strowman spoke about his character in WWE, comparing it to The Incredible Hulk in terms of motivation and his temper. Here are highlights:
On his character: “Braun Strowman is basically the Incredible Hulk in real life. He means well and tries to do as well as possible but every now and again his temper gets the better of him and he just smashes everything in sight.”
On going to the gym to relax: “I spend a lot of time in the gym. It’s my happy place, per se, my iron church. I go there to unwind and, you know, the iron is always truthful to you. It will let you know when you’re having a good day. It will tell you when you’re having a bad day. It will never lie to you.”
On what he’s most proud of during his time with WWE: “The things we do with charity, the kids, giving back to the community. That is, without a doubt, the greatest thing to me about being a WWE Superstar. It’s about walking into a children’s hospital and everyone’s face lighting up. They’re able to get lost in the moment watching his character, and this motivates him on the tough days. Those smiles are what keeps me going.”Click Here: custom rapid prototyping

CIAN KELLEHER WILL take his career to West London next season after English Championship leaders Ealing Trailfinders confirmed his signing from Leinster.

Kelleher, who can operate on the wing or as a fullback, has scored 12 tries in 26 appearances across two spells with Leinster.

The 26-year-old Dubliner – whose younger brother is Leinster hooker Ronan Kelleher – returned to the province in 2019, having spent the previous three seasons with Connacht.

“I’d like to thank Leinster Rugby for my time with the club,” he said. “It’s been enjoyable and particularly getting to play with my brother and best friends once again. They’re memories I’ll cherish.

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“The last year has been strange to say the least and it would have been great to have played in front of the supporters in the RDS Arena one more time, but it’s not meant to be. I would like to thank them all for their support of me during the highs and the lows of my time here and the welcome afforded to me on my return.

“I’m really excited by the challenge in Ealing Trailfinders and it’s one I’m relishing over in the UK. I’m looking forward to linking up with Ben Ward and with Kieran Campbell joining next season as well, it’s a club with really exciting ambitions that I’m thrilled to be a part of.

“I want to finish my time with Leinster in the right manner and then I’ll look to start a new chapter with Ealing which I can’t wait to get started.”

Kelleher’s most recent outing for Leinster came against Connacht earlier this month, when he contributed a try to a 51-20 victory over his former side in the Rainbow Cup.