There is no doubting Steiner's aesthetic attributes but it is the rest of the package which should have held him back more than it did. He was clumsy in the ring, often messing up spots. He was also well known for being a stiff worker, causing harm to many of his opponents, his cardiovascular condition seemingly needed work too as he was blown up not far into a match. It was with his promos that he is most fondly known however. You simply couldn't tell what was going to come out of his mouth, neither did he seemingly. Sometimes you would have to wonder whether he was drunk in the ring as he slurred and stumbled his way through long and winding monologues fantasising about his body. Did he actually know what he was saying? For many, his time in a team with his brother Rick is what they will remember him for. The team were solid, your typical blue chipper American good guys. After that, and allegedly a tonne of steroids later, the Big Bad Booty Daddy was at the top of the card in WCW with his freak Midajah. Steiner won one WCW World Heavyweight Championship, two Television Championships and a United States title, a lot more than what his skill set really deserved. In WWE, a feud with Triple h for the World Heavyweight Championship was the highlight. Although he was criticised for much of his in ring work during that time. During a match at the Royal Rumble in 2003, Steiner performed no less than nine belly to belly suplexes on The Game to the damnation of the WWE Universe.
