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WWE legend "Stone Cold" Steve Austin stunned a whole lot of people on Wednesday when he admitted in the new Mr. McMahon documentary that he doesn't

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WWE Hall of Famer and professional wrestling legend Stone Cold Steve Austin revealed in a documentary the he doesn't believe in CTE: "Just don't believe in it."

Former pro wrestler “Stone Cold” Steve Austin said he isn’t worried about the dangers of CTE, or chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a brain disorder that jars people with head injuries, because he doesn’t believe in it.

Stone Cold Steve Austin on CTE during the Vince McMahon documentary “My take on that has always been, if you were just wrestling and you got a bunch of concussions, you're probably doing something wrong. I'm not a CTE guy. Just don't believe in it." pic.twitter.com/3RKrtCpGEM

Chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the degenerative brain disease also known as CTE, led the conversation as what could have been the leading cause of the tragedy, a claim still unproven despite extensive brain damage to Benoit, according to the documentary.

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We have seen countless athletes who participated in contact sports get diagnosed with CTE after death due to blows to the head in their playing days. But in the eyes of professional wrestling legend ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin,