Dixie Carter on Steve Austin's podcast

[Kam 243]

From the Wrestling-Online Newsletter:

 

DIXIE CARTER ON STEVE AUSTIN’S PODCAST NEXT WEEK

 

- TNA President Dixie Carter will be a special guest on Stone Cold Steve Austin’s podcast next week on PodcastOne. This is not the first time that Austin has landed someone from TNA on his show but this certainly is his biggest “catch.” With rumors of his relationship with WWE being not so great, the timing of this certainly raised some eyebrows. “Had a blast talking to my fellow Texan @SteveAustinBSR in LA today for his podcast,” Carter tweeted along with a photo of the two smiling for the camera. The interview is set to air on Tuesday.

[Guest John Hancock]

After Austin soft balled Triple H, I won't expect anything too interesting to come of this.

[Guest The Beltster]

He only soft balled him because it was on the network, I'd think. Of the few Austin podcasts I've heard, he's usually pretty decent with his questions. He needs to get Hogan on there, ASAP. Jericho's one with Hogan sucked, Jericho is the absolute shits.

[Guest John Hancock]

Oh God yeah, Jericho really is awful at things that aren't wrestling in the 90s.

[Guest The Beltster]

I just watched him interview Stephanie on the network, it was pathetic. He may as well have just laid down and let her kick him in the balls, he has no credibility. Its like before he interviewed Cena on the network, he was on Twitter saying how he was going to ask the hard hitting questions and thats how he does things, then he interviewed Cena, asked him the weakest powder puff questions going and then took to Twitter again afterwards when everybody called him on it making all these excuses and telling everybody they were losers.

 

F*ck off Jericho, nobody is complaining that you're a company man, just dont make such a big deal saying you aren't.

[Evil Gringo 279]

If you've ever read any of Jericho's books as well then you'll be familiar with most of the stories and questions he asks on his show anyway. Its like a recap of parts of his career.

 

Austin usually, as Belty pointed out, when not on the network is a bit more direct and decent with his questions. Even though he still let Vince and HHH off the hook when they floundered answering some of his questions, some of them needed to be asked and someone else wouldn't have asked them (like the Reigns pre-WM situation, the length of Raw, the level of scripting, why people aren't getting over). Its just a shame he didn't push for the answers.