Stone Cold Steve Austin’s Champion Breakfast in the Middle of Nowhere Is a Can’t Miss

Stone Cold Steve Austin is a multiple-time champion in WWE. Over the years, he defeated many top WWE stars and held several championships.

Austin has kept himself busy ever since his massive WWE return at WWE WrestleMania 38.

If you look at Austin’s Instagram page, you can see videos of the Texas Rattlesnake exploring places. But recently, he also introduced fans to his breakfast of champions through a post on Instagram.

In the post, the WWE legend revealed his breakfast to the fans. He noted, “Antelope breakfast sausage, Weetabix cereal w almond milk, and coffee.”

Along with all these, there also appears to be a Steve Austin’s Broken Skull IPA, that caught the attention of a lot of fans. Fans also talked about the Antelope breakfast sausage in the comments.

It is difficult to predict anything about the location of the picture. But it looks like Austin is having this Breakfast of Champions from Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Ranch or somewhere in Texas.

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It looks like the WWE Hall of Famer is enjoying his time now. And seeing him enjoy life also makes his fans happy. Not to forget, Stone Cold Steve Austin is one of the most loved individuals in WWE.

Just like this breakfast of champions, Stone Cold Steve Austin is also a proven champion in WWE

Stone Cold Steve Austin is a six-time WWE Champion. He also won the WWE Intercontinental Championship, the WWF Tag Team Championship, and the Million Dollar Championship.

Apart from these championships, he also won the Royal Rumble (3 times) and the King of the Ring tournament. His pro wrestling career ended in 2003 because of a severe injury.

But recently, he once again competed inside the squared circle for the first time after almost 19 years.

Stone Cold Steve Austin gave the fans a trip down the memory lane as he once again competed in a match at Night One. He got the better of WWE Raw superstar, Kevin Owens, in the last match of the night.

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Though everyone expected him to appear on Night One, nobody expected him to appear on Night Two.

Steve Austin made a sudden appearance following Vince McMahon‘s victory over Pat McAfee. He then hit Vince McMahon and others with the stunner, just like the old days.