Austin appeared as the guest host of "Raw" on March 15, 2010, moderating a contract signing between Vince McMahon and Bret Hart for their match at WrestleMania XXVI. In early 2011, Austin was announced as the head trainer and host for the revival of "Tough Enough". On the March 7 episode of "Raw", Austin interrupted the contract signing of the special guest referee for the Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler match at WrestleMania XXVII, originally scheduled to be John "Bradshaw" Layfield; Austin attacked Layfield and signed the contract instead. Although Lawler won by submission, the Anonymous Raw General Manager reversed the decision and disqualified Lawler, claiming that Austin had "overstepped his authority". Austin appeared on "Raw" the following night with the cast from "Tough Enough", while also getting into an altercation with The Miz and Alex Riley. On the June 6 episode of "Raw", Austin appeared to declare Andy Leavine as the winner of "Tough Enough". He also served as the special guest referee in the evening's tag team main event of John Cena and Alex Riley against The Miz and R-Truth, hitting Miz with a "Stone Cold Stunner" and aiding Cena. However, the Anonymous Raw General Manager chimed in and its ringside mouthpiece Michael Cole announced that since Austin had abused his authority as referee, The Miz and R-Truth had won via disqualification. Austin did not take kindly to his decision being overturned and gave Cole a "Stone Cold Stunner", which was followed with another "Attitude Adjustment" courtesy of Cena. Austin and Cena closed the show with a beer bash. Austin later appeared as the special guest General Manager on the "WWE All-Stars" episode of "Raw", during which he destroyed the Anonymous Raw General Manager's laptop by running over it with his ATV.