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The Truth About Scott Steiner

Yeah, we were sad to see the mullet go, as well. But we all have to grow up sometime, and so the new solo Scott Steiner shaved the business-in-front-party-in-the-back hairstyle he had rocked for decades and, for some reason, replaced it with a chain mail helmet liner that made him look like some kind of 'roided-out member of King Arthur's court who figured he had no need for the rest of his armor. Steiner hit the gym (and only the gym, he asserted) and soon had nearly doubled in size from his already exceptionally muscular physique. He started giving himself not ridiculous at all monikers like "Big Bad Booty Daddy" and "Big Poppa Pump." Although veins slithered down his huge biceps like freaky-looking snakes ever since he "hit the gym" after turning on his brother, Scott always maintained that he had come by the ridiculous amount of muscle mass naturally.

Upon his return to the WWE as a solo competitor, he had the general managers of the promotion's events SmackDown and Raw dueling it out over his contract, with the latter finally winning out. Steiner then decided to go after the World Heavyweight Champion Triple H, but he never succeeded in taking the title from The Game. He briefly went back to the WCW for some more tag team action (but not with his brother) until an injury finally took him out of competition in 2004.

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