WrestleMania 32 is just a stone’s throw away; roughly in two-and-a-half months’ time and the WWE is doing everything within its power to see that despite the holocaust injuries that plagued most of its Superstars in the last 12 months, the event would still reach the mark set for it.

“Stone Cold” Steve Austin was speaking recently on Jim Ross’ podcast and he unequivocally stated that he would make it to WrestleMania 32. Hence, he would be joining The Rock who earlier stated that against all odds, he would make it to the AT&T Stadium although report has it that he wouldn’t be doing any wrestling.

WrestleMania 32 is just a stone’s throw away; roughly in two-and-a-half months’ time and the WWE is doing everything within its power to see that despite the holocaust injuries that plagued most of its Superstars in the last 12 months, the event would still reach the mark set for it.

“Stone Cold” Steve Austin was speaking recently on Jim Ross’ podcast and he unequivocally stated that he would make it to WrestleMania 32. Hence, he would be joining The Rock who earlier stated that against all odds, he would make it to the AT&T Stadium although report has it that he wouldn’t be doing any wrestling.

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“Stone Cold” Steve Austin gave his assurance with the following words:

“I’m almost, at this point, 99% sure I’ll be in Texas for WrestleMania [32]. In what form or capacity or whatever, I have no idea. We haven’t discussed anything creatively. One idea makes sense for me to be there, which I can’t talk about now, but obviously, I’d like to do this one endeavor they’re talking about, whether we do something in the ring or I’m part of the show remains to be seen.”

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However, anything can still happen; no one can seal it that despite the assurance he gave, he’s definitely going to be there; a similar thing happened last year. He said he was going to be there as it is in his home state but at the end of the day, we never saw him.

This Dallas, Texas, WrestleMania has been imprinted in stone as one event that would come forth with the highest PPV record in history and WWE CEO, Vince McMahon is not taking chances – he knows money if he sees one.

Report has it that WWE needs “Stone Cold” Steve Austin more than Steve Austin needs WWE at the moment but that’s just life. At times the ball is on your court and the other; it’s on the other’s court.

And just before Steve Austin dropped the ball, he made one last remark; he wishes WWE to bring back to bring back Bill Goldberg for another few matches or at least to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.