There has been a lot of excitement among the pro wrestling fans recently. And there are various reasons for it. But one of the main reasons is the rumors of Stone Cold Steve Austin returning to the ring in WWE.

Speaking of rumors, there is a word that WWE has planned quite a lot of surprises for their fans at the Elimination Chamber Premium Live Event in Saudi Arabia.

And one of those surprises might be Stone Cold Steve Austin’s return to WWE. But how realistic is Stone Cold Steve Austin appearing in Saudi Arabia?

Although there are strong rumors of the Texas Rattlesnake returning for one last match at WrestleMania 38, it is unlikely that he will appear at the Elimination Chamber Premium Live Event in Saudi Arabia.

This is because he is most probably going to feud against WWE Raw superstar Kevin Owens. Owens is the most likely opponent for Stone Cold Steve Austin.

But Kevin Owens is not involved in any of the matches at the 2022 Elimination Chamber in Saudi Arabia. He has not even flown to Saudi Arabia, for the Elimination Chamber Premium Live Event.

Thus, it makes little sense for Austin to just go there as an attraction and come back when he is going to be one of the top attractions of WrestleMania 38.

Had Kevin Owens been there in Saudi Arabia for the Elimination Chamber Premium Live Event, then he could have gone there to kick start the storyline. But it does not seem to be the case.

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Is Stone Cold Steve Austin in the WWE Hall of Fame?

Yes, Stone Cold Steve Austin is a WWE Hall of Famer. He got inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2009. The WWE chairman and Austin’s former on-screen rival Vince McMahon inducted him into the WWE Hall of Fame.

Stone Cold Steve Austin has won several championships in WWE. But apart from that, he also won the hearts of the WWE Universe with his entertaining promos. There is no doubt that he is one of the most loved WWE legends.

Because of several injuries, the Texas Rattlesnake had to retire from in-ring competition in 2003. However, he has made sporadic appearances ever since then. But the fans will certainly want to see the 3-time Royal Rumble winner compete again in WWE.

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