Scott Steiner's TNA interview.

**PullMyFinger** · 03-14-2006, 11:13 AM

March 14th, 2006 10:52
EXCLUSIVE POST "DESTINATION X" INTERVIEW WITH SCOTT STEINER
By Ross Forman

Don�t worry, Scott Steiner�s multitude of �Freaks� are doing just fine. He didn�t want any of them ringside when he arrived in TNA Wrestling on March 12 at the end of Destination X.

The one who needs to worry, though, is Sting � because Steiner is determined to end his career for good, not just leave him bruised, battered and demoralized � as was the case at the end of the pay-per-view.

�I killed him, destroyed, as usual. What did you expect?� Steiner said in his first post-match interview. �Jeff (Jarrett) called and wanted me to beat someone up. I of course didn�t have a problem doing that; I never have a problem knocking someone�s teeth down their throat. Especially when he told me who.

�In fact, I told Jeff I�d do it on my dime, that he didn�t even have to pay me.�

The Sting-Steiner feud dates back several years and obviously is no where near resolution. If anything, Steiner�s antics at Destination X, coupled with Jarrett�s out-of-ring antics of late, could no doubt force Sting to take more drastic action.

And not a minute too soon, fans are saying.

�Sting and I are on complete opposite ends of the spectrum,� Steiner said. �He loves the fans and wants them to cheer for him. I of course could care less about the fans. I don�t like rednecks; I don�t like white-trash � and that�s basically 98 percent of the wrestling audience.

�Beating up Sting was easy. In fact, I barely broke a sweat.�

Steiner had surgery on his left foot in July 2004, and then spent about eight months in a cast. He had six screws put in, and a tendon transfer.

�The foot never will be 100 percent, but nothing is ever 100 percent after surgery,� Steiner said. �But does it look like I have a flaw? Does it look like I was missing a step? I don�t think so; that�s why I�m a Genetic Freak.�

When asked if he signed a long-term TNA contract, Steiner simply said he�s around, �for the pure enjoyment of beating up Sting,� and said he�d linger around the iMPACT! Zone �as long as I need to, to get the job done.�

Steiner said he �felt as good out there as I�ve ever felt.�

Better than ever?

�That�s hard to happen, but I�d say yes,� he said.

Steiner warned Sting allies to stay clear, or fear the wrath of the largest arms in the world. �I�ll beat them up too � because that�s what I do,� he said.

-TNAWrestling.com

03-14-2006, 11:13 AM	#1
PullMyFinger Posts: 3,319	Scott Steiner's TNA interview. March 14th, 2006 10:52 EXCLUSIVE POST "DESTINATION X" INTERVIEW WITH SCOTT STEINER By Ross Forman Don�t worry, Scott Steiner�s multitude of �Freaks� are doing just fine. He didn�t want any of them ringside when he arrived in TNA Wrestling on March 12 at the end of Destination X. The one who needs to worry, though, is Sting � because Steiner is determined to end his career for good, not just leave him bruised, battered and demoralized � as was the case at the end of the pay-per-view. �I killed him, destroyed, as usual. What did you expect?� Steiner said in his first post-match interview. �Jeff (Jarrett) called and wanted me to beat someone up. I of course didn�t have a problem doing that; I never have a problem knocking someone�s teeth down their throat. Especially when he told me who. �In fact, I told Jeff I�d do it on my dime, that he didn�t even have to pay me.� The Sting-Steiner feud dates back several years and obviously is no where near resolution. If anything, Steiner�s antics at Destination X, coupled with Jarrett�s out-of-ring antics of late, could no doubt force Sting to take more drastic action. And not a minute too soon, fans are saying. �Sting and I are on complete opposite ends of the spectrum,� Steiner said. �He loves the fans and wants them to cheer for him. I of course could care less about the fans. I don�t like rednecks; I don�t like white-trash � and that�s basically 98 percent of the wrestling audience. �Beating up Sting was easy. In fact, I barely broke a sweat.� Steiner had surgery on his left foot in July 2004, and then spent about eight months in a cast. He had six screws put in, and a tendon transfer. �The foot never will be 100 percent, but nothing is ever 100 percent after surgery,� Steiner said. �But does it look like I have a flaw? Does it look like I was missing a step? I don�t think so; that�s why I�m a Genetic Freak.� When asked if he signed a long-term TNA contract, Steiner simply said he�s around, �for the pure enjoyment of beating up Sting,� and said he�d linger around the iMPACT! Zone �as long as I need to, to get the job done.� Steiner said he �felt as good out there as I�ve ever felt.� Better than ever? �That�s hard to happen, but I�d say yes,� he said. Steiner warned Sting allies to stay clear, or fear the wrath of the largest arms in the world. �I�ll beat them up too � because that�s what I do,� he said. -TNAWrestling.com I AM PABLO.