Let's Discuss Why Owen Never Apologized For Breaking Steve Austin's Neck

[Konnan]

God bless the dead and all that but to do this and supposedly not apologize for it is ridiculous

Maybe he did it for Steve breaking Masahiro Chono's neck.

Maybe he did for Debruh

Maybe he just figured shyt happens

 

[Brad Piff]

ive always thought it was weird when stone goat talks about the incident u can tell owen was kind of cold hearted about it and never really felt remorse about the situation. which is weird because all everyone ever says is good things about owen and that he liked to have fun and was a good natured kind of guy. there has to be more to the story that for whatever reason, austin or anyone else isnt comfortable talking about.

 

[Konnan]

ive always thought it was weird when stone goat talks about the incident u can tell owen was kind of cold hearted about it and never really felt remorse about the situation. which is weird because all everyone ever says is good things about owen and that he liked to have fun and was a good natured kind of guy. there has to be more to the story that for whatever reason, austin or anyone else isnt comfortable talking about.

Exactly

Something strange about the whole deal

 

[AquaCityBoy]

Do wrestlers often apologize for injuring other wrestlers?

I imagine when they do, it's in insincere, like, "Sorry, I just fukked up your main event push, buddy. Oh, well, somebody's gotta take that spot. "

 

[CJ]

According to Bret it affected Owen alot but he didn't know exactly how to deal with it re: calling Austin. Though Bret kept pushing him, Owen never did and that basically made the situation/relationship with Steve worse (not to mention the Owen 3:16 shirts, heh) Also caused Owen to considering quitting. Odd that he didn't reach out to Steve in the end.

 

[Ill Lou Malnati]

I think he was ashamed of himself and didn't know how to handle it. He fukked up and could've just as easily killed him so it probably wasn't something that was easy for him to talk about. Not saying that was right but I doubt he was purposefully being an a$$hole about it.

 

[Joe Schome]

Do wrestlers often apologize for injuring other wrestlers?

I don't think Stone Drunk apologized when he broke some Japanese wrestlers neck (with a pile driver no less).

 

[mrken12]

Do wrestlers often apologize for injuring other wrestlers?

I imagine when they do, it's in insincere, like, "Sorry, I just fukked up your main event push, buddy. Oh, well, somebody's gotta take that spot. "

Ryback didn't right away.

 

[Konnan]

I don't think Stone Drunk apologized when he broke some Japanese wrestlers neck (with a pile driver no less).

He said recently on his podcast that he wasn't aware he broke the guys neck until long after it happened

I don't believe that tho

 

[MushroomX]

I don't think Stone Drunk apologized when he broke some Japanese wrestlers neck (with a pile driver no less).

Stone Drunk

 

[Dog Based Gremlin]

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[Beautiful Bobby Eatin]

Chono's neck was never the same either

 

[Heelish]

Stone Drunk

These nicknames are getting worse and worse

 

[Truth200]

Maybe he did it for Steve breaking Masahiro Chono's neck.

I didn't even know this.

 

[Konnan]

I didn't even know this.

Its a pain in the ass to post videos with this tablet but youtube both their names

It looks eerily similar to how Owen did him