Stone Cold Steve Austin Speaks About 'That' WWE Network Podcast With Jon Moxley
The-then Dean Ambrose and Steve didn't have the best of times together...
Stone Cold has been speaking about the infamously awkward podcast he did with the-then Dean Ambrose on the WWE Network.
Speaking on his own Steve Austin Show podcast, the Texas Rattlesnake talked about how things got off on the wrong track and never recovered.
However, Stone Cold did call Moxley after the podcast to straighten things out: “For whatever reason, we got off on the wrong track," said Austin.
"It was a rough podcast. I have been carrying around 1,000 pounds on my back ever since that happened. I felt so bad about that interview, and I was leading the interview. I take the fault of it because I’m there to get people over and make them come off like a million bucks. We just came off on the wrong street and just kept taking left turns and never got back on track, well we never were on track. He had his reasons, and I had mine.
“There was never any animosity towards us, I didn’t know how he felt about me, and I thought he might hate my guts. We got back on the same page, he never hated my guts. I think he’s going to come down to Los Angeles whenever he wants to and we’re going to do the podcast together.”
You can see what Jon Moxley had to say about the podcast here.
Speaking on his own Steve Austin Show podcast, the Texas Rattlesnake talked about how things got off on the wrong track and never recovered.
However, Stone Cold did call Moxley after the podcast to straighten things out: “For whatever reason, we got off on the wrong track," said Austin.
"It was a rough podcast. I have been carrying around 1,000 pounds on my back ever since that happened. I felt so bad about that interview, and I was leading the interview. I take the fault of it because I’m there to get people over and make them come off like a million bucks. We just came off on the wrong street and just kept taking left turns and never got back on track, well we never were on track. He had his reasons, and I had mine.
“There was never any animosity towards us, I didn’t know how he felt about me, and I thought he might hate my guts. We got back on the same page, he never hated my guts. I think he’s going to come down to Los Angeles whenever he wants to and we’re going to do the podcast together.”
You can see what Jon Moxley had to say about the podcast here.
Written by Ross Tweddell
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