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Former WWE Star Saves A Suicidal Woman, Kane Defeats Former Universal Champion (Video), Explains Why He Attacked Braun Strowman, Ted DiBiase Reveals What Advice He Gave To Steve Austin

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– Kane Defeats Former Universal Champion (Video), Explains Why He Attacked Braun Strowman

On this week’s episode of Raw, former WWF Champion Kane explained why he attacked “The Monster Among Men” Braun Strowman at TLC 2017. Kane ended his promo by saying that he’s Raw’s only monster.

You can watch it below:

Kane then went on to defeat former WWE Universal Champion Finn Balor after delivering three devastating Chokeslams! You can watch it below:

– Ted DiBiase Reveals What Advice He Gave To Steve Austin, On The Finest Moment Of His Career

During a recent interview with FanBuzz, Old School WWF Legend & WWE Hall of Famer “Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase talked about his time in wrestling and promoted his new film – “The Price of Fame”. Below are the highlights:

On the finest moment of his career:

“I had been in the wrestling industry for 12 years. It was one thing to have one match at WrestleMania IV, but I had three. The tournament had culminated with me wrestling Randy Savage. The other unique thing about it, it was the first time we had ever been in the ring together. We had never had a match before that night. It set the stage.”

On his Million Dollar Man laugh:

“I’m doing an interview and I just happened to have ended the interview with a laugh like that. It’s an exaggeration, an extreme exaggeration of the way I really laugh.”

On Vince McMahon hearing it:

“That’s it. McMahon said: ‘that’s the Million Dollar Man and I want to hear that laugh on every interview’.”

On the difficulties faced while traveling:

“That’s what the documentary is about. The ‘Price of Fame.’ You know what you’re getting into when you get in. You hear stories and you realize you’re going to be spending a lot of time away from home.

The reality of it doesn’t set in until you’re in it. I’ve told people, on the outside, you watch guys walk into an arena and the crowd is cheering and yelling your name. What a thrill. But the game is over, show is over and you go back to the hotel and have dinner and go to your hotel room.

You have a TV and four walls. Your wife and children are not there — whether they’re 20 miles away or 2,000 miles away. The road can become a very lonely place. It’s not what it’s cracked up to be. Of course, it’s what you make it. I tell young guys, you need to build accountability into your life to avoid the pitfalls.”

On his sons getting into wrestling:

“Obviously, this is why I didn’t encourage any of my boys to be wrestlers. At the end of the day, they know my story. Teddy made it and was doing really well. He figured it out. That’s why when his contract was up, he didn’t re-sign. He said ‘it’s too much.'”

On managing and giving advice to Steve Austin:

“I don’t think anybody could have predicted it back then. I saw his talent, and I told him that. Some of the producers at the time were encouraging him to do more. I said, no. I said, ‘you come across very believable. Sometimes less is more. You keep doing what you’re doing. It may take you a little longer to get over. But once you’re over, you’re over. And you can do anything you want.'”

– Former WWE Star Saves A Suicidal Woman

Former WWE Superstar Davey Boy Smith Jr. saved a suicidal woman on a bridge in Calgary. Below is what he posted about this on Twitter:

Old School WWF Legend (and his uncle) Bret “Hitman” Hart posted the following on Twitter about this incident:


        
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