Source: MMA30.com

Recoil – 2011
A cop turns vigilante after his family is murdered, exacting vengeance on the killers – and then on all criminals who have slipped through the system. Directed by Terry Miles, written by John Sullivan
It also stars, Danny Trejo and Patrick Gilmore.

The Package – 2012
In pre-production

Austin has 2 other films called “Knockout” (formerly known as “The Boxer and The Kid” ) – release date is: April 26, 2011 (Pre-Order). “Hangar 14″ (co-stars: Michael Jai White and Michael Shanks) is coming out sometime this year.

“The Expendables 2″ rumor is still floating around…

All Tough Enough news, results, updates, etc… will be updated at: http://steveaustinweb.com/toughenough.

Source: WWE.com

ATLANTA – The outrage festering within the Georgia Dome threatened to wash over the stands and engulf Michael Cole. After what appeared to be a rightful victory, Jerry “The King” Lawler was denied by the anonymous Raw General Manager who, instead, rewarded Cole the win due to interference on behalf of special guest referee “Stone Cold” Steve Austin.

Lawler, Austin and more than 70,000 fans were infuriated by the decision. After all, Cole’s trainer, Jack Swagger, had interfered in the match early on, snapping an ankle lock on Lawler and allowing Cole to work over his rival before snapping on his own “An-Cole Lock.” Despite the intense pain, Lawler refused to tap out. Through sheer will, the WWE Hall of Famer turned on his back and broke free of the weasel-like announcer. When Lawler finally made it to his feet, Swagger wisely threw in the white towel of surrender on his client’s behalf.

Jerry Lawler confronts Josh Mathews.The problem? Guest referee “Stone Cold” Steve Austin rejected the request, and the match carried on. When The All-American American stepped in Austin’s face, he received a Stunner for his troubles. A vulnerable Cole begged for mercy, but was forced to continue. In satisfying fashion, King himself fastened an ankle lock on his rival, who quickly tapped out.

As Lawler and the “WWE Tough Enough” host celebrated, the anonymous Raw GM chimed in with the reversal of fortune. Unfortunately for announcer Josh Mathews, who read the GM’s fateful message, both Lawler and “Stone Cold” were in a mood to punish the messenger, which they did.

Cole may have snatched victory from the jaws of defeat, but it’s unlikely he’s heard the last of it from the jaws of Jerry “The King” Lawler.

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The Associated Press published an article today indicating that “Stone Cold” Steve Austin declined an offer to appear on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars. The WWE Hall of Famer said Monday that he wasn’t interested because he has “two left feet” and his rhythm is “so-so at best.”

Austin says he enjoys the program, and is supporting fellow wrestler Chris Jericho. He says Jericho “never gets nervous” and that “he’s going to go far.” The article acknowledges his involvement with WWE Tough Enoug. Austin says he appreciates the show because the avenie was not available when he tried to break into the wrestling industry.