Scott Stiner

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    Name: Scott Steiner

    Real Name: Scott Rechsteiner

    Birthday: July 29

    Nicknames: "Superstar," "Big Poppa Pump," "White Thunder"

    Finisher: Steiner Recliner, Frankensteiner

    Scott Steiner did the unthinkable when he turned on his brother Rick to join the New World Order, but to
    many wrestling fans, it was a smart move...the Steiner Brothers, 6-time former WCW World Tag Team
    Champions, 2-time former WWF Tag Team Champions, and former IWGP World Tag Champions, were
    considered to be arguably the greatest tag team ever, and had little else to prove at this point in their
    careers...undoubtedly, many have wondered how good the Steiners would have been if they'd wrestled as
    singles wrestlers instead of tag teams, but few believed they'd have the chance to find out...master of the
    "Frankensteiner," the agile Scott Steiner possesses incredible size, strength and ability, and could have
    possibly gone far as a singles wrestler...interestingly, Scott Steiner has been a singles champion before and
    once held the WCW World Television Championship (after Rick Steiner left WCW), though he vacated
    the title when the Steiners joined the WWF in 1993...some time after resigning with WCW in 1996, the
    Steiners defeated the Outsiders (Scott Hall and Kevin Nash) to win their 4th WCW Tag title at the first
    NWO Souled Out...however, that decision was overturned by WCW/NWO head Eric Bischoff, who
    forced the Steiners to give up the belts...months later, the team acquired a manager who was himself a
    former member of the NWO, Ted DiBiase...together, the three got redemption against the NWO when
    the Steiners beat Hall and Syxx for the titles on a Monday Nitro broadcast in late 1997...the decision was
    upheld by JJ Dillon despite the fact that Kevin Nash, who was injured at the time, was the rightful
    co-holder of the titles, not Syxx...lost the titles to the Outsiders after Nash returned, but regained them on
    Monday Nitro in February 1998...it was prior to this victory that Scott began having problems with his
    brother Rick and DiBiase...often wrestled entire matches by himself (all of which he won) without tagging
    in Rick at all, and began showing a cocky, arrogant attitude...also began a rivalry of sorts with NWO
    member Buff Bagwell over who had the best body...when Rick and Scott defeated the Outsiders for the
    belts on Nitro, however, the brothers appeared to be united once again...this was not to be though, for at
    Superbrawl VIII Scott showed his true colors...in a rematch between the Steiners and the Outsiders on
    that card, Scott hit his brother in the back and attacked him, then abandoned DiBiase and Rick...he then
    left with Hall, Nash and Dusty Rhodes , showing he had joined the NWO...the next night on Nitro, Scott
    came out with the NWO with his hair and goatee dyed blond, and Buff Bagwell announced that Scott's
    new name in the NWO was "White Thunder" (however, this nickname was changed a short time later to
    "Superstar" since WCW felt the previous nickname could have racial overtones)...surprisingly though,
    Scott later extended an invitation for Rick to join the NWO as well and said he loved his brother and
    didn't want to betray him...when Rick came out, he was presented with an NWO shirt but foolishly tried
    to attack the NWO...his efforts were unsuccessful and he was beaten by several NWO
    members...currently, it appears that Scott and Rick will wrestle each other soon, and after that feud
    comes to a close, perhaps "Superstar" Scott Steiner can finally realize his potential now that he's on his
    own. After all, it's about time.