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NAME:	Stone Cold Steve Austin
PROFILE:	Name: Stone Cold Steve Austin Birth Name: Steven James Anderson Height: 6' 2" Sex: M Nationality: American Birth Date: December 18, 1964 Birth Place: Austin, Texas, USA Profession: Actor, Pro Wrestler Education: North Texas State University, Denton, Texas Husband/Wife: Debra McMichael (actress; born March 2, 1960; married September 13, 2000; divorced February 5, 2005), Jeannie Clark (married December 18, 1992; divorced May 10, 1999), Kathryn Burrhus (married November 24, 1990; annulled August 7, 1992) Claim to fame: The famous motto 'AUSTIN 3:16' Contact: Click here
GOSSIP:	Married Debra Marshall. However, on June 15, 2002, police were called to their residence in San Antonio, Texas. They found a hysterical Debra with bruises and a bloody nose. Austin had left the house and was asked by police not to return. On August 14, 2002, Austin was arrested and charged with domestic abuse. He pled no contest on November 25, 2002 and was given a year's probation, a $1,000 fine and ordered to carry out eighty hours of community service. Following the end of his in-ring wrestling career, Austin began pursuing a career in acting. In January 2005, Austin signed a three picture deal with WWE Films, with his first film named as THE CONDEMNED. Was the first wrestler to ever kick out of the Rock's finisher The Rock Bottom at Wrestlemania XV. One of the 100 greatest wrestlers of the 20th century. (as determined by Inside Wresting) The 1996 WWF King of the Ring. Ranked number 4 in a poll for the best 10 nicknames in wrestling with the nickname Stone Cold. Six-time World Wrestling Federation Champion. Two-time World Wrestling Federation Intercontinental Champion Three-time World Wrestling Federation Tag-team Champion Won first WWF title on March 29, 1998 by defeating The Heartbreak Kid, Shawn Michaels. Won his latest WWF championship by beating The Undertaker on June 28, 1999 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). Played defensive end for the University of North Texas. Has had several serious injuries including a neck injury that kept him out of the ring for 8 months. 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. MORE STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN TRIVIA
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