Wrestling celebrity Scott Steiner recently spoke about his viral “Steiner Math” promo from TNA Wrestling, his son’s recent partnership with WWE, and more on the “Insight With Chris Van Vliet” podcast.
Regarding the memorable Steiner Math bit: “I didn’t prepare for it in advance,” he admitted. He went on to comically recall a supposed Harvard professor confirming the computations: “Everything you read on Twitter is 100% true, right?” He justified the antics saying, the math might not add up to others, but it did for him.
He expressed disbelief about the segment’s lasting legacy, appreciating the fans who still reminisce about it. Talking about his son joining WWE, he mentioned how an impressive performance in a couple of games caught ESPN and WWE’s attention.
When asked about the possibility of both his sons joining WWE, he wasn’t certain. While they grew up loving wrestling, interest waned when he retired. No push from him, though he mentioned an increase in interest after chats with Bronson [Bron Breakker].
Addressing Bron Breakker not using the Steiner name, he clarified the WWE is aware of the connection and it might just be a matter of time before Brock might use the Steiner name. Reflecting on his physique transformation, he mentioned it wasn’t about bulking up, rather getting leaner due to back problems.
In other news, WWE star Natalya Neidhart will release her memoir on October 28, 2025. BenBella Books and Simon & Schuster will publish the gripping account simultaneously in the U.S. and Canada.
Her memoir isn’t just an exploration of her experience in the legendary Hart professional wrestling family, but it’s also an insight into some significant names and events in wrestling. As the only female wrestler in the Hart family, Natalya shares her challenging journey from backyard matches to becoming a celebrated WWE Superstar.
Receive a behind-the-scenes look at her family struggles, her navigation through WWE’s evolving expectations for female talent, and the aftermath of tragic events within the Hart family and WWE. She eagerly anticipates the October release to share her story for the first time.
Neidhart’s memoir is available for pre-order and will be released in hardcover, e-book, and audiobook format this October.