Stone Cold Steve Austin Appears to Knock Over Woman After ATV Crash at Wrestlemania – ryan

Stone Cold Steve Austin made quite the entrance at Wrestlemania.

In an appearance at night two of Wrestlemania 41 in Las Vegas, on Sunday, April 20, the iconic showman rode his ATV around the ring and then appeared to accidentally drive into a barricade — to the surprise of a  female fan, who was knocked out of her seat.

In footage from the event shared by a fan on XAustin, 60, made two laps around the ring before he seemingly failed to fully negotiate a turn, sending his four-wheeler into the barrier.

Afterwards, the WWE Hall of Famer was seen checking on fans in the area before he entered the ring, according to CBS Sports.

The incident wasn’t the only excitement in store for fans of the wrestling star, whose WrestleMania 13 match with Bret Hart was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame on Sunday.

Later, John Cena became the most decorated professional wrestler of all time when he won his 17th pro wrestling world championship by pinning Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship in the main event.

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The record-breaking victory moved Cena past WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair, who held 16 world championships throughout his own legendary pro wrestling career, according to WWE.

Cena’s win — in front of 63,226 fans at Allegiant Stadium, including 76-year-old Flair — appeared to be the crowning moment of an illustrious wrestling career that he said will come to an end this year.

Despite announcing last summer that he planned to step back from wrestling and focus on acting sometime in 2025, Cena told PEOPLE earlier this month that the decision is not one he is taking lightly.

“I just love it,” Cena previously told PEOPLE about his affinity for the sport.