10 Wrestlers Who Pooped Their Pants In The Ring

9. Steve Austin

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Tempted though we are to include Tama Tonga, who figuratively sh*t himself during last year's G1 Climax, let's instead focus on the literal side of the brief.

Steve Austin admitted, in an interview with AXS TV, to actually defecating himself in a match with Yokozuna.

Blaming the dietary change enforced by a tour of South Africa, in addition to his then-elephantine opponent, Austin sh*t himself after taking a slam. It's a wonder Austin was the first; Yoko's Bonzai drop was the most fearsome finish in all of wrestling. It was a psychological masterstroke of a move, because his opponents couldn't exactly escape it. Had they timed the reversal incorrectly, he'd have spiked their neck directly into their spine.

Austin, grateful for his choice of black trunks, elaborated further on the viscosity of the accident, for those interested. You clicked, didn't you, so you want to know. There's no denying otherwise. You want to know, precisely, the material state of Steve Austin's faecal matter.

"It wasn't like a gigantic sh*t," Austin revealed. "But I sprayed."

Austin, sensibly, advised Yoko that it was time to go home, before retreating to the shower.

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