From: bulls@cbnewsg.cb.att.com (debra.s.martis)
Subject: Re: History of the Faces
Summary: Rick Steiner, is he a jerk?
Organization: AT&T
Date: Sat, 22 Aug 1992 20:04:23 GMT

In article <21AUG199208472405@lims02.lerc.nasa.gov> bdwest@lims02.lerc.nasa.gov (PANTERRA) writes:


>>I've heard Rick Steiner is a real jerk-off, and he doesn't seem to want
>>to shake hands or deal with any of the fans in an arena.  Who knows, he 
>>made it through UMich!
>> 
>
>And Yes, Rick Steiner is a real jerk-off.  I've told this story before but.
>.  When I went to an area in Columbus, OH.  The Steiners were fueding with 
>Doom (the current WCW tag champs at the time, managed by women, guarded by 
>Nitro).  We went to the rear of the area where some of the wrestlers were 
>behind a curtain. Pillman, Zenk, Rick Steiner, and Paul Ellering were back 
>there as far a we could see.  Paul was reading a Wall Street Journal.
>
>Anyway, a young woman came up (quite attractive) and called out "Hey Rick 
>Steiner".  We heard him go Whoa!! in his moron personna, so she called out 
>again.  And this time he answered, "Go away you fat cow, I don't want your 
>fat p*ssy."  <<Nice huh>>  She ignored that and said, I have some pictures 
>for you.  To which he replies, "Pictures of your fat p*ssy?"  of course by 
>this point some of the other wrestlers back there were joining in with yeah 
>get her Rick, Eat that ...... etc and other unsavory comments.  An old man 
>was standing with us, and said to Rick, Come on Rick be nice, she really 
>does have some nice pictures you took with her, she just wants to give them 
>to ya.  So he comes out in his moron personna, and takes the pictures, 
>looks at the pictures, looks at her, she talk to him like a child and said 
>I want you to have these.  He took him and walked back behind the current. 
>Didn't say thank you, didn't apologize, there were only 1 or 2 children 
>around so it certainly wasn't for there benefit. 
>
>So as a wrestling tag team I really like the Steiners, but as people, if 
>Rick is any example, forget it.  
>
>The Catwoman reminisces.
>	"Were just like the Waltons, we're both praying for an end to the
>	depression." - Bart Simpson, in response to George "read my  
>	nonexsistent lips" Bush.

I have a different story about Rick.  This happened in Rockford, IL 
about 2 years ago.  A friend and I went to a Matinee on a Sunday.
As the wrestlers were leaving we went out to the back and talked to
Rick and Scott as they were getting into their rental car.  They 
were headed into Chicago to do a show that night, but they stopped
and talked to us.  If either was a jerk it was Scott.  I asked Rick 
if he was heading into Chicago and he said "Yup, and then to Milwaukee
and then home for a few days."  We talked a little more and then he
asked me the best way to get to the highway.  As he and Scott got in
the car he told us thanks.  Scott didnt say a word the whole time.

Right after they left Luger came out and got in his car without a 
word.  As he backed up he hit a parking barrier and smashed and 
scratched the lower back quarter panel of the nice white Lincoln.
He leaned out and asked if the car was hurt bad.  I lied and said
no and he just drove off.  Good ridence!!  Rick was the nicest of
all 3.  Maybe it was just a good day.


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