Following Sasha Banks’ recent appearance on Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Sessions, it looks as if the Texas Rattlesnake has landed his next guest.
While no air date has been announced at this stage, Austin took to Twitter to reveal that Randy Orton will soon be joining him to chew the fat.
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With 20 years of in-ring experience under his belt by this point in time – Randal Keith officially making his debut in March 2000 – Orton has a legendary career full of plentiful highs and certain controversies.
In all of his years with WWE, fans have rarely got a proper glimpse of the real Randy Orton. As Steve Austin has shown time and time again on Broken Skull Sessions and on his Steve Austin Show podcast, he’s able to get something out of his guests that few others can do.
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Since Broken Skull Sessions began back in late 2019, Stone Cold has been joined by the Undertaker, Goldberg, Kane, Big Show, Bret Hart, Ric Flair, Mark Henry, Kurt Angle, Drew McIntyre, Bayley and the aforementioned Sasha.
Prior to that, Austin similarly grabbed time with the likes of Vince McMahon, Triple H, Brock Lesnar, Paige and Dean Ambrose as part of his Stone Cold Podcast on WWE Network.
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