Your reaction to TNA filing a Complaint against Scott Steiner?

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"Twitter feud". **Puts head in hand and shakes head sadly**

Being a bit more serious though (or, as serious as I can make myself be when talking about a "twitter feud"), Scott Steiner is an idiot. He's acted this way during his entire time with TNA, and long before that with the WWE and WCW. You know why he continues to act this way? Because for whatever reason, people in power in wrestling continue to pay attention to him encourage his actions. Seriously, it's like a five-year old on the playground.

This is professional wrestling we're talking about, where it's stars (especially the guys who were famous in the 90's when relentless self-promotion could help you get a better contract) have always been desperate to stand out and get noticed. Steiner has been guilty of that since at least 1999. He pulled stupid stunts like this in WCW all the time (and I mean that almost literally. All the time) and it translated into the biggest push of his career. He made stupid "shoot" comments seemingly every week, said things that often boiled over in the locker room and resulted in real fights (the most famous, or infamous, being with Diamond Dallas Page) and what did WCW, the company led by Eric freaking Bischoff, do? They kept pushing him as their world champion and made him the main event of Starrcade.

Now that Steiner is pushing 50, has washed out of TNA and WWE wanting nothing to do with him, he has very few real options left. So he tries to do what he's always done to get attention for himself by needling Hulk Hogan and Bischoff. AND THEY KEEP PAYING ATTENTION TO HIM! I have no doubt that Steiner is praying that this will result in some sort of "money match" between him and Hogan (not sure who'd pay to see that, but still) and a longer run in TNA again.

If Hogan and Bischoff had any sense (it's not planned either. Real lawyers don't file real injunctions in real courts based on wrestling angles. That's a fast way to get disbarred) they would just ignore him, like our teachers taught us to do in Kindergarten.