Steve Austin's Broken Skull Sessions

Stone Cold will get information and stories out of his guests that you wouldn't see anywhere else. It not only gives some of your favorite stars from the past a chance to tell their side of the story, it also allows us to see them outside of their persona (like the Undertaker). This is the most watched original WWE show on Peacock for a reason and who better to host the show than the biggest box office wrestler in history.

Steve asks questions that bring out great stories from his guests. For a someone who has been a fan for years, this is great!

Let me preface this with I initially watched wrestling from 6 years old (1993) - 14 years old (2001) before sports, ladies and hanging with friends became the most important part of life.

So when I was on Peacock, I saw Stone Cold and said what is this?! I open the series and first episode is The Undertaker. Well 30 episodes later now, weekly tune ins go raw/smack down/ppv events I can say I've never been more interested in wrestling. Now nothing is gonna touch the late 90's early 2000's Monday night war era but I can't lie, I don't hate todays product.

But it is because of this show. Getting to hear old school stories, the insight of stone cold with the new generation, watching matches get broke down by Austin and the guest wrestler just takes the game to a new level.

My fiancé who has never been into wrestling and thinks the gimmicks and promos of today are not entertaining at all even loves the show because of the raw and real convos, the no BS stories and perspectives of each individual. This is it folks, won't get any better than The Broken Skull Session,

The broken skull sessions is for a sports entertainment fan of the 90's/00's is just the most amazing rush Watching guys that have put there lives in each other's hands for years and the mutual respect they have for each other is a fantastic glimpse behind the curtain of the greatest era in wrestling

Even if you're not a fan of wrestling you can still Feel the passion and love these giants have for the business

A total must see I just hope they keep up the quality interviews as they really have involved the best of the best so far.

Great stories, just finished watching the undertaker episode.