Wrestlemania 32 rumors: Stone Cold Steve Austin certain he will be present in Dallas

Stone Cold Steve Austin confirms that he will be at Wrestlemania 32 by hook or by crook. The Rattlesnake's presence is, of course, a no-brainer but fans are perhaps more interested to know what role Austin will have when the annual World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) extravaganza takes center stage.

Right now, Austin has no idea on what he will be doing at the event since nothing yet has come his way as far as what the WWE creative team has in mind. Austin appeared recently on the Ross Report wherein he mentioned he is 99% certain of being at Wrestlemania 32.

One thing that he does know is that he will be at the WWE Hall of Fame ceremonies which will likely reel in a lot of familiar faces from the past.

While there is still no word on what plans the WWE creative team has in store for him, he does, however, have something in mind. But for now, he opts to keep that thought to himself.

Competing is likely out of the question so he could possibly do his patented finisher (Stone Cold Stunner) on someone or have some beer with current stars like Reigns or even Brock Lesnar. Anything is possible at this point and one only has to look back in time on what Austin has done to make pay-per-views (PPV) a big hit.

The WWE could use big lift like that right now, with most of its stars injured. John Cena, Randy Orton, Seth Rollins, and Daniel Bryan are unlikely to have matches, although appearances (similar to Austin) could happen.

The only stars expected to carry the show are Roman Reigns, Brock Lesnar, The Undertaker, Kevin Owens, Dean Ambrose, Triple H, and maybe Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.

Except for the Rock, everyone else is expected to get it on. How about a segment between the Rock and Austin? Or maybe Austin sticking his nose in one of the matches such as the one involving Reigns and Triple H. Anything is possible!

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