Easily-Distracted Referee: Averted. Stone Cold takes his duties as a special guest referee very seriously and keeps a watchful eye on the wrestlers during a match, thus making sure the Heel can't rely on using weapons or having their allies interfere.

Ax-Crazy: Was often unstable and unpredictable against his enemies, and would sometimes Stun people for no real reason. Given Austin gave a rather infamous online Take That! to a fan who tried to justify flying the Confederate flag which Austin finds to be a symbol of hatred, so it might just be that Confederate imagery is something of a Berserk Button for Austin. Pre-WWE, he used the Stun Gun (drop-your-opponent-throat-first-on-the-top-rope, aka Eddie Gilbert's Hot Shot). Owen Hart and The British Bulldog (c) vs. Mankind and Vader (with Paul Bearer) ended in a double countout Vocal Evolution: His voice during his "Stunning" days is higher-pitched and less gruff compared to how he sounded from the late 90s onwards.As Himself: He did his own voice as a Recurring Character on Celebrity Deathmatch. (He claimed in an interview that the only thing he didn't like about his animated alter-ego was that he had four fingers on each hand.)

Establishing Character Moment: Austin's coronation as the 1996 King of the Ring, where he bad-mouthed Jake "the Snake" Roberts trying to recover from his alcoholism, became the basis of the Stone Cold character.

Hypocrite: Openly questioned Stephanie and Shane McMahon for making Alliance members fight each other the very next show after they lost four championships…only to then put them all in a battle royal to determine the #1 contender to Chris Jericho's WCW Championship. Subverted in that Austin's actions ultimately had a point; if we're gonna make our own guys fight each other, do it for an actual strategic reason (like determining the best world title contender at the time), not to indulge in petty punishment or revenge. Flair's robe was a long, flowing garment made from various luxurious fabrics, including satin, velvet, and sequins. The robe was typically adorned with elaborate designs and patterns, such as stars, feathers, and diamonds. The robe was often accompanied by matching trunks decorated with intricate designs and patterns.

Sasha Banks' Legit Boss Gear Mercedes Mone (Sasha Banks) poses during the New Japan Pro-Wrestling Press Conference on April 07, 2023, in Tokyo, Japan. Photo: Etsuo Hara

Stone Cold Steve Austin Cosplay Costumes

Chris Jericho noted that during the summer of 2003, he and Austin would entertain the crowd for an extended period of time long after the show went off the air and explained they had great comedic chemistry together because both of them were at their hearts “goofy” entertainers. Banks' Legit Boss gear is also designed to help her stand out and make a statement in the ring. The bag is often made from high-quality materials and features intricate details and designs that reflect her personality and attitude. She has one of the op wrestling costumes for women in wrestling. 10. The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (GLOW) Costumes The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (GLOW). Photo: Michael Tullberg We should warn you that pretending to be the disrespectful beer-drinking wrestler won't be an easy task. If it were, the world would be crawling with tough guys who speak in a southern drawl. In your free time, you're going to have to work on your Steve Austin impersonation, but currently, we can hook you up with a costume that will at least have you looking like the former Heavyweight champ's stunt double. Product Details Known as “Stunning” Steve Austin, the antihero of WWE was markedly different from his WWE self. At first glance, Austin was a capable in-ring technician but seemingly devoid of charisma and his character was that of a generic heel. Cheap Heat: Inverted. Stone Cold Steve Austin was so popular that referring to him in any way could get a cheap pop long after he had left an active role with the company.