Title: Scott Steiner Opens Up About Health Struggles During WWE Run
WWE Hall of Famer Scott Steiner recently revealed his biggest regret from his second run with WWE, citing health issues as a major factor in his lackluster performance.
In an interview with “The Wrestling Classic,” Steiner expressed his wish for better health during his time in WWE, stating, “I wish I could have been healthy. My foot was totally paralyzed, you know, that was before I got the surgery on it.”
Despite undergoing surgery, Steiner continues to struggle with his foot injury, saying, “And I mean, it’s still paralyzed to this day, but I had surgery to kind of stabilize it — a little bit more than it was. But still, you know … yeah, still dead.”
Former WWE commentator Jim Ross attributed Steiner’s decline in WWE to injuries and age catching up with him, leading to a lack of success in the promotion. Steiner, who held a world title in WCW before joining WWE, failed to capture any titles during his second stint with the company.
However, Steiner found success in TNA a few years later, becoming a key figure in some of the promotion’s most successful storylines.
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