Biographie

Finishing move: Frankensteiner (Headscissors Takedown on a running opponent or Headscissors Takedown on an opponent who is seated on the top turnbuckle)

Finishing move: Steiner Flatliner (Reverse STO)

Finishing move: Steiner-Line (Clothesline)

Finishing move: Steiner Recliner (Modified Camel Clutch)

Finishing move: Steiner Death Drop/Steiner Screw Driver/Steiner Square Driver (Vertical Suplex Piledriver)

On January 23, 2001, Steiner interfered in a tryout match between newcomers Mike Modest and Christopher Daniels..Afterwards, a paramedic tried to enter the ring to aid the fallen wrestlers, but was also beat up by Steiner. The paramedic, however, was not anticipating being "part of the show" and was caught off guard by Steiner's actions. As Steiner prepared to leave the city, he was served an arrest warrant for assault. Scott Steiner later claimed to have believed the man was actually an actor playing a part.

Inventor of the "Frankensteiner", a wrestling maneuver that is more commonly used today by cruiserweight wrestlers. This move is now known as a "Hurricanrana".

Scott Steiner did an interview that was so controversial that it was pulled off the west coast feed of Nitro.

Betrayed his brother, Rick, at SuperBrawl VIII at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, California.

At New Japan's 30th Anniversary show in Tokyo, Japan the Steiner brothers defeated Hiroshi Tanahashi and Kensuke Sasaki. Joanie Laurer served as the special guest referee