The Stone Cold Podcast is arguably one of the most interesting features of the WWE Network, with a string of top Superstars both past and present sitting down to talk all things wrestling with The Texas Rattlesnake. Austin has had Vince McMahon, Triple H, AJ Styles, and even Paige – who was likely a substitute for an even bigger name.
Unfortunately, we haven’t seen a new edition of the podcast (on the Network) since August, which may be because of how the Dean Ambrose interview went down. A lot of people thought it was awkward, with Austin constantly pushing Ambrose for answers and giving him motivational speeches that he didn’t seem to appreciate.
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Still, we can always look forward to the future, and if Stone Cold ever does return to our screens in this capacity, then these are the wrestlers we want to see. A few of the entries may come across as obvious choices, but that’s only because we know just how excited people would be to see them reveal all.
With that being said, here are the five most interesting guests they could get for Stone Cold’s Podcast.
#1 The Rock
The Rock and Stone Cold have had some of the greatest wars that we’ve ever seen inside the squared circle, with their three WrestleMania main events better than the last. They are two of the biggest pioneers in the history of the industry, and we deserve to hear some great road stories from the two.
They could also delve into some real issues between the two aswell. Was there a plan for a fourth Mania match following WM27? What was Rock’s view on the Cena feud? Will The Great One ever return for one last match or was the disappointing bout against Erick Rowan his last ride?
All of these questions and more need answering.
#2 Sting
Out of character or in character, Sting is one of the most fascinating entities in the history of professional wrestling. Despite his disappointing WWE move, he’s still a legend in the business, and if we can’t get another match out of him, then what we want is a detailed recounting of his time in WWE and WCW.
From his Triple H match to the Seth Rollins injury, we want to know what Sting really thought during his time with the company.
The WWE Universe would also want to hear all about the Taker match that probably should’ve happened at either WM31 or WM32. We deserve that much.
#3 John Cena
John Cena is indeed the franchise player in WWE, and it may come across as a bit surprising that this interview hasn’t happened yet. Cena has appeared on an interview-based show on the network – but it was with Chris Jericho.
Whilst it was an entertaining broadcast, it didn’t really have the same kind of heat as we’re used to with Stone Cold.
Plus, seeing the old face of WWE chatting to the current face of WWE would certainly make for compelling television. We imagine that Austin will go off on his usual tangents as he so often does during these podcasts, but that’s part of the fun and hopefully, he’ll call Cena out on some things. Like, his heel persona on Total Bellas, for example!
#4 Hulk Hogan
We’re 99% sure that this was who Paige replaced on the podcast. The Hulkster has been in the doghouse for nearly two years now, with his indiscretions outside of the ring costing him everything in the wrestling business. Despite this, many fans are still hoping that he’ll return, and the Stone Cold Podcast would be the perfect stage to make it happen.
Hogan and Austin together would be absolute magic, and Stone Cold would likely grill him like we’ve never seen before. We can see this one going longer than usual, which would be the least that the company could do for two guys who carried the company on their backs for years on end.
Please make this happen, Mr McMahon!
#5 The Hardy Boyz
The Hardy Boyz recently conducted an interview with Corey Graves, but as is the case with most things in life it wasn’t as effective as it could’ve been if it was live.
So then, the logical next step for Matt and Jeff in their WWE return should surely be a sit down with the man who would most likely go on for 20 minutes about ‘Broken Matt’.
The brothers have a lot of demons, as we all know, and seeing them talk freely about their issues could do wonders for people who are suffering from similar drug problems. Instead of solely focusing on bringing a gimmick over from TNA, why not centre in on the real problems that fans suffer from every day?
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