Mike Rowe caught up with “Stone Cold” Steve Austin after he delivered a Stone Cold Stunner to Vince and Shane McMahon on tonight’s RAW 25th Anniversary show.

Austin said it feels good to be here and talked about WWE inviting him to the show. Austin described the show as a big family reunion. Moments into the interview, Austin unleashes a verbal assault on Rowe for having only one question for Stone Cold. Austin says he wants a proper interview and Rowe needs to go home and do his homework.

You can check out footage from the segment below:

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WWE announced on social media that Shane McMahon will opening tonight’s episode of SmackDown Live. Here is the tweet they sent out:

What will Commissioner @shanemcmahon have to say to kick off #SDLive tonight in the wake of #SurvivorSeries? Find out at 8/7c on @USA_Network! https://t.co/XnefT3TbhQ

— WWE (@WWE) November 21, 2017

As previously noted, the rumored match for next month’s Clash of Champions event is expected to be headlined by Jinder Mahal challenging AJ Styles for the WWE Championship. It’s possible that they set this match up on tonight’s show.

Also, The Bludgeon Brothers are expected to finally make their debuts. Check back here at 8PM ET for our live play-by-play coverage.

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As seen in the closing moments of Sunday’s Survivor Series event, Triple H got the win for his team after he turned on Kurt Angle and then pinned Shane McMahon for the victory. Braun Strowman seemed very confused over the whole situation and got upset at Triple H for stealing the glory. Triple H was laid out by Strowman and was also on the receiving end of multiple powerslams.

While it was hard to make out what Strowman said afterwards, he told Triple H, “If you ever try and drop me again, I promise, you will never play this game again!”

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We reported last week that Kurt Angle would be returning to the ring for a future match at one of the big four pay-per-view events — Survivor Series, Royal Rumble, WrestleMania or SummerSlam.

PWInsider reports that the plan of this afternoon is for Angle to return to the ring as the team leader of the RAW brand at Survivor Series next month. Finn Balor, Roman Reigns, Samoa Joe and Braun Strowman are expected to be on Angle’s team for the traditional 5 vs. 5 elimination match. They will take on the SmackDown team of Shane McMahon, Randy Orton, Bobby Roode, AJ Styles and Shinsuke Nakamura.

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Apparently there was some sort of technical difficulties at Tuesday’s SmackDown Live taping in Seattle, Washington at the Key Arena.

Bryan Alvarez, who was live in attendance, mentioned on today’s installment of Wrestling Observer Live that Daniel Bryan’s backstage segment with Kevin Owens and Sami Sayn didn’t show up on the tron to the audience in attendance. When Bryan announced that Shane McMahon would be returning to SmackDown Live next week, the fans were told to standby and replays where showing instead. Alvarez said there was some sort of timing issue and that’s the reason the fans didn’t see the announcement.

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Edge & Christian open today’s show speaking about last Sunday’s Hell in A Cell PPV.

They both agree that the opening bout between The Usos and The New Day was a terrific match and they credit the originality of a lot of the spots in this match. Edge points out that it felt as if The New Day were trapped in the Usos’ penitentiary at times, and it was also great to see Big E go into ‘Terminator’ mode in this match.

Christian thought the WWE Title match between Jinder Mahal and Nakamura was put in a tough spot, but he also points out that a World Title match should be able to live up to expectations whenever it’s placed on a card. Edge points out that Nakamura hasn’t really shown up yet on the main roster and he’s not sure why. He also points out that Jinder Mahal needs to be able to get to another gear during big PPV matches and he hasn’t shown the ability to do that yet.

Edge & Christian both agree that the main event between Kevin Owens and Shane McMahon delivered as suspected, helped a lot by a fantastic build during this entire storyline. Edge does point out that whenever Shane McMahon is in a match like this people know he’s going to jump off of something, so they’re often sitting on their hands waiting for it to happen. Nonetheless, in this case he thought the fans were with the match throughout.

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WWE posted a new video of Dasha Fuentes mentioning that Shane McMahon will not be appearing on tonight’s SmackDown Live after suffering a loss at Sunday’s Hell in a Cell event.

Shane is apparently at home resting and recuperating from the injuries he suffered.

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Russo is joined on today’s show by Big Vito. On today’s show they will discuss Sunday’s Hell in A Cell PPV.

Russo recalls being backstage in 1997 during the iconic Undertaker/Mankind Hell in A Cell match. He says watching that match made him sick because he cared so much for Mick Foley, and he couldn’t understand why Foley would take such incredible risks given that he had a young family at home. When Foley came backstage he told him to his face, “You’re crazy!”.

Russo had a similar feeling while watching the Kevin Owens/Shane McMahon match on Sunday night. He says that this match didn’t entertain him because he was terrified for the performers throughout the entire match. He hated watching McMahon jump from the top of that cell for the second time, and he wonders what it’s going to take for performers to stop taking these kind of risks.

Big Vito agrees and says that although WWE certainly took every precaution they could to ensure McMahon’s safety, there’s no way to predict what’s going to happen when someone leaps from the top of the cell. He adds that nobody lost in this match because even though McMahon took the pin, he looked competitive throughout and Owens needed Zayn’s interference in order to survive.

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It was reported last month that WWE was planning on a Team Shane McMahon vs. Team Kevin Owens match for the upcoming Survivor Series event.

Bryan Alvarez indicated on today’s installment of Wrestling Observer Live that those plans still appear to be in place. Sami Zayn will be on Owens’ team, while AJ Styles will be on Shane’s team. Alvarez was unable to confirm, but it’s possible each team will have either four or five Superstars. Alvarez didn’t elaborate if the match would be elimination style or not.

Finn Balor vs. Brock Lesnar for the WWE Universal Championship is also being rumored for the match. At one point there were plans for a WWE Four Horsewomen vs. UFC Four Horsewomen match, but those plans may have been nixed.

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Welcome to our coverage of WWE Hell In A Cell 2017!

Tonight’s show features not one but two Hell In A Cell matches that are sure to make us wince and hang on the edge of our seats. First up, and I imagine it will actually open the show, is The New Day Vs. The Uso’s. These two teams have been battling back and forth, trading title wins, for months and months. Easily the longest running feud in WWE right now but nobody cares because of how entertaining they are and how amazing the matches have been. Tonight is sure to be the big pay-off to the feud and I expect the match to be a barn-burner that sets the bar way higher than any other match can hope to hit.

The second Cell match tonight features the last guy to wrestle inside the cell, Shane McMahon! SmackDown’s Commissioner is set to brawl with the resident bad-boy, Kevin Owens. This feud has been boiling for a long time and tonight it comes to a head. Not only is the match inside the Cell but it features a falls count anywhere stipulation, meaning the two will undoubtedly leave the Cell and battle elsewhere. KO promised to throw Shane off of the Cell but who knows where this one will end up.

Then we have the WWE Championship match, which pits the Champion Jinder Mahal against Shinsuke Nakamura. This is the second meeting between the two parties and last time Mahal walked out with the Championship, largely thanks to the Singh Brothers. Tonight could very well be the same result, unless Nakamura finds a way to counteract the Brothers and face Mahal alone.

Elsewhere on tonight’s card, Bobby Roode faces Dolph Ziggler in a battle of the entrances, Natalya faces Charlotte, Randy Orton Vs. Rusev, AJ Styles puts his US Title on the line against Baron Corbin, and the Kick-Off Show features The Hype Bro’s Vs. Shelton Benjamin & Chad Gable. The cherry on the cake however is the premiere of the new season of Fashion Files! Hell In A Cell 2017 is a stacked card and we want to know what your’re excited for! Let us know and talk to fellow NERDS on the Ringside Talk app, and enjoy the show!

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