Bret Hart- Off the Record Part 4/6

Part 4. from February 2003, second half of the two 30 minute 1 on 1 interviews recorded.

[@mstkaden4867]

Sting and Bret had awesome wrestling ability. CHAMPIONS in my eyes. 😎

[@davidscott7626]

A lot of people think Bret comes off as being bitter, personally I appreciate his honesty. I'd take him over the Pukester any day.

[@JonDoe-fo3kl]

You do know hogan was gone by july of 93 right??? Meaning why did it take vince almost a year to put strap on bret? Also vince was hoping luger went over cuz bret wasnt a huge draw. Never was.

[@TL2354]

Who’s the Pukester?

[@alanwoodwind5265]

He's never stopped talking about for over 20 years now, that is sheer bitterness.

[@GG-mr9iz]

@@TL2354I think he’s referring to the huckster lol 😅

[@tompent100]

Landsberg can come off as a tool but he really does have some of the best shoot interviews

[@josephtylerdc9830]

Being at the top changed wrestlers personally back then.. Shawn's a great example.. later in his career he said he didn't even want to be champion because of the politics and he just wanted to put on good matches and his humility really showed in the ladder half of his career in that regard. He became the absolute best. Him and Bret were always my favourites. Them and the undertaker.

[@jbtrollhunter3585]

When Bret Hart speaks you are simply hearing only one thing the thought process from a true professional wrestler he took his craft more serious than his paycheck and he also called himself the Excellence of execution and he epitomizes that exact terminology

[@juanbotello1]

That's why I love a canadian crowd 'cause they're so into wrestling. It feels right. Every time a WWE event is gonna take place in Canada, it's a must watch. I love how HBK still gets booed even after 12 years after the Screwjob.

[@hotrodd29]

And now 12 years later again

[@3_KNIVES]

Bret "The Hitman" Hart had a passion for the wrestling business. Actually, he cared about the way he performed rather than getting big money. That's why Kevin Nash called Bret Hart, "The $400,000. dollar champion."

[@McMahonHater]

Bret deals with wrestling from a real perspective, because he was in it from birth.

[@BoobLover4Life]

Bret Hart is a decent person. He hates lying and deceiving people. Guys like Hogan, Flair and Vince that is a businessman and does what's right in his mind about business and not worry about the consequences. The Hart family was always the best and Bret was screwed by Vince and Shawn as they have all agreed to it. I am happy that Bret has buried the hatchet and does other stuff in wrestling. Whats done is done and we all know who the bad party was. At the end of the day we all end up in one hole, rich and poor life cannot be bought and money doesn't matter in the end. All we have is our beliefs and the way we lived our lives to be a good person or not. Others will judge that. Bret Hart is the best.

[@robertstan298]

What bothers me the most is why people think being a businessman somehow shields you from having to be judged on ethics and such. Hell, I think most politicians should be put on trial for genocide upon their people. The fact that trough poverty you've destroyed a family (think broken homes... or even murder/suicide, thus directly, human lives). Yes, under the umbrella of it being "too hard to prove", people don't even bother conjuring the thought of people like this Vince share blame, let alone call for justice. And so on, the corporate world goes on, controlling, unabated, more and aspects and liberties of the everyday guy's life, without him even bothering to notice it.

[@zsivaz]

If you actually watch the video. You can see that Bret is being bitter here - and that Hogan has never done anything wrong to Bret personally. Bret inadvertently admits it - if you watch the clip carefully. Hogan may of used and abused his creative control alot. But as far as his dealings with Bret go - Hulk Hogan has done nothing wrong. Bret even admits he trashed him unfairly and that maybe he was wrong. Bret is at fault on this one

[@BoobLover4Life]

zsivaz I actually think that too. They may had differences but I do not think Hogan did anything as bad as Vince or the others did. At the end of the day is a survival of the strongest business and Hogan was well known and everybody knew that Hogan is always a winner when it comes to publicity stuff. What I like about Bret is the honesty and he just tells you how he saw it without holding back unlike most others. I was a big fan of NWO and the main reason for that is because Hogan, Nash and Scott Hall made it exiting. I prefered NWO Hogan to the red and yellow take your vitamins crap.

[@walkaway3980]

Hogan refused to put bret over. Hogan is a lying pos

[@JaskiratSGrewal]

Fact

[@patrickgray5633]

He never had a problem with winning or losing???? Yet on his Wrestling with the shadows he said "Vince said I have to lose the title in Montreal." What's that say right there he had a problem on how he lost it.

[@LadyDragonsblood]

No, the problem was losing to Shawn. Bret had told Shawn that he was happy for him, and that he would be glad to put Shawn over any time. Shawn looked at Bret and said I appreciate that, but I want you to know I won't do the same for you. That made Bret mad, and felt disrespected by Shawn. He told Vince, I won't put Shawn over until he puts me over first. Bret was more than willing to lose the title to Austin or anyone else but Shawn. He even offered to turn the belt over the next night in Ottawa. Everyone paints Bret as the "guy who refused to do business".... but that is NOT true. He wasn't going to just let Shawn walk all over him like that, and I don't blame him. Vince even agreed Bret didn't have to lose at SS..... it would end in a DQ..... it was Vince who lied and went back on his word.

[@joetamburello6292]

Bret is a vagina lol

[@chrisz31974]

You guys are having an argument on youtube about Bret Hart. Please look in the mirror and reflect on where your life went wrong

[@jman9838]

Bret Hart is 1000% in the right. Hence the millions and millions of dollars he was offered in wcw.

[@robring11]

Why have I been looking at "off the record" videos for over an hour -_-

[@undisputedgreatest]

Bret doesn't fuck around at all. "Well, he's wrong." I wish more people could be that succinct, sincere, and honest.

[@Pumpkin247]

I am in the midst of reading Bret's book, " Hitman: My Real Life in the Cartoon World of Wrestling", and it's incredibly enlightening to the ordeals he went through, and speaks volumes of the character of Bret Hart as a man and as a wrestler.

[@TheBossOfProWrestling]

Bret EVENTUALLY was the best that Vince had... the best he had LEFT that is. Bret likes to say that he's the best of the best, but in reality he was just the best of the REST.

[@TheBossOfProWrestling]

Correction. The 90s boom was due to the Monday Night War. That was because of Hogan. He made WWF big in the 80s then WCW in the 90s allowing for them to go head to head. Austin's popularity came DURING the Monday Night War thus he simply road a wave of popularity. Austin was VERY luck to be chosen as the man to beat up Vince every week because seeing Vince get beat up is what the fans liked. Vince was the key not Austin who was easily replaced in the angle by Rock then HHH.

[@gunnersfan111]

Despite the fact he gave Michaels his first ever WWF Championship in the iron man match at Wrestlemania? He never passed the torch?

[@thebreeze12]

what everyone needs to remember is that throughout his career Bret kept a daily journal of his daily routine and on-goings in the wrasslin game. Just read his book and a vast majority of wrestlers will back and verify everything that Bret has said about Flair, Hogan, Michaels and HHH.

[@AlienWithInsomnia]

Hogan cares more about himself than he does the business or his fans. In the wrestling business, you put yourself second in most situations.

[@chuckb11]

What? The 90's were the most successful era in Wrestling.... In no small part thanks to wrestlers like Bret Hart.

[@cerati5]

brethart1997fan who said these words in an interview when asked about Montreal? "There were two reactions. My first reaction was that it was a shitty thing to do to Bret, but my second reaction -- my most gut reaction -- was he should've done what he was told in the first place because Vince McMahon created Bret Hart, gave him the belt, and let him run with it. When your time is up, it doesn't matter if you're in your hometown or if you're in Bangkok. "

[@normalguyable]

bret is the best ever!

[@thegov08]

I cant' wait for Landsberg's heel turn. I'm seeing him in an nWo shirt.

[@GoddyofWar]

"the champion is the highest paid man in the company" that means Cena has got the biggest paycheck. Wow, lol

[@UltimateVictory88]

again, he is phenomenal

[@buddyholly5716]

i knew he was gonna mention benoit first every other wrestler said they could trust benoit steve blackman said it too

[@essej4944]

There's a strong strong possibility that Vince lied to Bret about getting the title from Hulk. I bet Vince wanted Bret to think that he would be champ again soon, but people in creative business positions change their mind. I think Vince finally realised that Hogan couldnt work the date of SummerSlam (and that had nothing to do with Bret.)

[@SuCKeRPunCH187]

i like how bret it playing with his watch while the hogan footage was playing

[@AJFergy]

@WeNeedSomeGolfShoes Yeah, I recall a guy called Andre The Giant being pretty fucking important. He was the first truly universally recognized pro wrestler and it shits me that he doesn't get the props he deserves. If Hogan was booked against anyone else at Wrestlemania 3, I (in Australia) would never have seen or heard about it.

[@brandonwade2203]

I'm half Canada and USA my late father from Canada mom from USA TENNESSEE

[@jon82489]

i think what bret wanted was just apprection and respect for all the work he put in for vince and the wwe and bret said it himself that in his last days working for the company he had creative control and wouldve dropped the belt to anybody except for shawn

He does hold grudges (lol)

[@cerati5]

"Well, he wasn't in his hometown, he was in Montreal. His hometown is in Calgary, and it doesn't matter if he was in Calgary, when the promoter's paying you that much money and you're working for somebody, and they tell you to do something, you've got to do it, or you're in breach of contract. he gave Bret every scenario to drop the belt and Bret would not do it just because it was Shawn Michaels. And to me, that is...Personally, that's... but to me, that's not business."

[@cerati5]

He got his respect, he was given the top spot several time, he was the highest paid wrestler & he wanted to leave as champion aswell? Have you ever heard of the saying "he wanted his cake and eat it too"

[@cerati5]

Simple, Bret was told to job, Flair was told to leave. One had the responsibility to job the title back the other was given his release before he could have the chance to job the title back.

[@mikibaer358]

Bret hart is a mark to himself n vince knew that and played off of it

[@TheBossOfProWrestling]

The fact that Vince tried Bret and then took him out of the title scene until everyone else had left gives a pretty clear picture. Bret even admitted in his DVD that his first World title reign didn't go as well as he'd hoped. And everyone went to WCW for the same reason they went to the WWF: MORE MONEY. Oh, and the "next generation" angle (a major bomb) was a desperate attempt to explain why everyone was leaving.

[@CircaMay85]

Bret Is... The Best There Is.. The Best There Was.. And The Best There Ever Will Be .... Period.

[@craiganderson3919]

Brett Hart was not the best not even close! He could wrestle but his no personality held him back. He was boring as hell!

[@AxelLaw]

I agree with you. All fans are marks, or "smarks" (Smart Marks) nowadays, but I am a Bret Hart fan and I'm American. He will always be my favorite, and he's one of the guys that got me hooked to wrestling. And who cares who's right or wrong or bitter? I respect him for the awesome matches he had, and I even respect Shawn Michaels despite what some of the old school wrestlers (aside from Bret) like Steiner and Adam Bomb have said about him.

[@countrymusicsinger21]

He had a stroke An there bringing up people he hates

[@LongHuynh-bx5ll]

This was before the stroke

[@watersandblue6001]

@@LongHuynh-bx5ll it was before this interview. stroke happened in 2002.

[@bdot187um]

​@@LongHuynh-bx5llthis was after.

[@jaimathur]

If i remember correctly, Yoko had Mr Fuji and Jim Cornette managing him at the time so he didn't need to cut a promo... In fact i can't recall ever hearing yoko speak... They also had him as a part of a faction so it wasn't that necessary... Monster heels don't have to cut promos most times.

[@jon82489]

hart had worked for the wwe for 14 years and only missed two days of work...and changed the way peoples perspective on a wrestling match. instead of having a big bulky roid raged guy give u a 2 min. match, you now have the smaller guys putting up great performances in the ring. bret hart is better than Hulk Hogan hands down

[@delirous8]

that is true because Julie has said in interviews that it is hard for her to really have a good friendship with Bret i have no idea why. Regardless of Julie's feelings and Bret's affairs the only thing that matters was that Bret was not beatdown guy he still managed to put food on table for both his kids and his ex wife Julie and he kept her well sheltered. So Julie should be grateful for what Bret has done when it comes right down to it.

[@JaskiratSGrewal]

Then ppl talk shit about Bret Hart not losing to HBK, when HBK said he wouldn’t lose to Bret, when Bret said he would put him over.

[@MCWAY1]

There was no King of the Ring in 1991, not the PPV at least. That didn't start until 1993, which Bret Hart won. As for that other crown, that went away when "Macho King" Randy Savage lost that career-ending match to the Ultimate Warrior. Unless there was some obscure tournament on TV or overseas, of which I'm not aware. I'm referring to the PPV.

[@turol2000]

I remember Martha's comments about the harts in bret's book. She says "these people worked against me......I am removing myself and my children from the family. I carry the last name, but I'm not related to them anymore. She talk about the hole family including Bret.

[@FatFightFan]

I guess it kind of makes sense, but still. Bret had put in years at the WWF, and had proved himself to be great, while Yokozuna was just a huge dude, who really didn't deserve it.

[@jdolaktv]

I'll give you a reasonable answer, Yes, it was good business for Flair to show up with the WCW Championship on WWF TV. It was Flair's belt. When someone was voted to be WCW champion when WCW was apart of the NWA, they were required to put down a $25,000 deposit, payable when they lost the championship. When Flair lost the belt to Vader, WCW REFUSED to give back Flair's deposit.

[@nyleinnew]

yeah, i must agree to that.. but this was the time after his stroke wherein they have to cut his hair shorter for ct scanning procedure.. he does look good with a longer hair..

[@cerati5]

Why would Vince sue Bret? He got back what belonged to him in the first place. The issue was in Bret court and he took no action. Proving you lied to a person that was unreasonable in his contract wins you a court case? Man seriously ask.

[@cerati5]

That 's the real world brethart1997fan, no worker is owned by a boss we have never said that but if your boss wants something that belongs to him in the manner he gave it to you either you give it back or you'll end up like Bret.

[@turol2000]

I've worked with Shawn many times, and Shawn's an incredible wrestler. He's one of the best in the business today still, and Bret would have had no shame, I don't think, in dropping the belt in Montreal. Just because it was Canada, Bret thought he was in his hometown." (EGOTISTICAL and VINDICTIVE again).

[@mattyb567567]

I watched a documentary that said Vince wanted Bret to drop the belt by losing it and Bret refused to lose it to anyone especially Michaels and Bret said he would surrender the title on RAW but Vince thought it would look bad having his Champion give up the belt on his own then go to WCW but who knows if that's the whole truth.

[@MrJrechter]

Wrong. He still had a month left. That's part of the reason he didn't appear on WCW TV right away

[@turol2000]

At least Bret is telling one truth his family was a mess it turned into The Jerry Springer Show.

[@cerati5]

It's unreasonable brethart1997fan to remain champion no matter how you see it specially where he was heading. You're right, reasonable creative control is to protect his character from becoming a I don't know a pirate or jobbing all the time but doing business on your way out is very reasonable and would never hurt his character. Infact it would have shown Shawn & the rest of the boys this is how you do things even if a fellow wrestler won't act proffesionaly I will.

[@LT1HILLINGHOE]

Bret Hart is/was a joke. Never made any company he worked for a dime.

[@cerati5]

Nothing wrong with getting the best deal BUT when you come out & represent yourself like Bret did during those days as being "loyal" when he negotiated behind Vince's back, that's not loyal. He always said he was NOT about the money which at the end he was! He was the highest paid wrestler in the WWF & WCW all because of the Monday Wars & NOT his drawing power, infact as soon as he left the WWF they made a turn for the better & later on took them over. Bret helped WCW as much as Russo did.

[@cerati5]

brethartfan1997 is a classic MARK, it doesn't matter if we can provide 100 more wrestlers or his even his own children say Bret is not who says he is, he will just ignore it or discredit all those people The saying still holds true "where there is smoke there's fire" but apperantly not in brethartfan1997 neck of the woods.

[@nightwing040]

Bret talks about passing the torch. Bret was never a torch bearer. When he was "the man" it was the dark ages of wwf

[@travisw3131]

Hulk was wrong he should've passed the torch to Bret Hart and dropped the belt to him at SummerSlam with no argument. in the wrestling business it's about the next guy that will carry the business Bret was being set up to be the next guy in 93. Hogan should've been a company guy and put Bret Hart over at SummerSlam give him the stamp of approval and in a way give fans that thought of this is the next Hulk Hogan.

[@Hulkamania4eva]

If you read Bret's book, that is what McMahon said to Bret, however, Hogan took Bret aside and told im Vince wanted the belt dropped to Yoko at King of the Ring and for Bret to wrestle Hogan non-title. Bret said in his book aswell that he beleives McMahon could have been playing them against each other becasue he liked drama. Just as he played Bret and HBK against each other latter in the 90's. I don't know what happened but have posted ever possibility.

[@cerati5]

If a trained boxer a MMA fighter or amature wrestler punches a 52 year old man & he is in NO physical danger, you can pretty much call him a coward. If Bret knew Shawn was in it why not knock him out and not the old man? Oh wait he already had enough of Shawn's hair when he "beat" him up.

[@MrTonys88]

bret hart is not perfect but hes a honest man something you cant say about most of the wrestlers

[@SquareMaster316]

AUSTIN NEEDED VINCE?!? Are you kidding me?!? If anything, HOGAN is the one who owes his entire career to Vince. If it wasn't for Vince's decision to buy up territories and create a nationwide conglomerate, Hogan would have just been a big fish in a small pond, just like all the other pushed stars in various territories. Hogan was EXTREMELY lucky that he was picked by Vince to come over and be the first 'Face" champion of his new empire.

[@milkman4eva]

Well, you got to understand that he said the truth, whether he was bitter or not taking responsibility. His stance is irrelevant when it comes to saying the truth, because when you hear or read Bret's quotes, he says the truth regardless of his feelings or stance.

[@stingstungme]

Part of the problem with WCW, is that they had too many stars. They were taking in everyone from WWE despite having so many natural stars. Bret hard made his name in WWE but WWE had a vendetta against Bret and wanted to make sure the fans turned against him beyond the storyline. Hogan usually has creative control so it isn't surprising that Hogan said no to dropping the title to him.

[@jon82489]

Brett Hart had won k.o.t.r. twice a record that still stands today he was won pwi best wrestler for two years in a row 93 and 94 Brett was a huge draw world wide in the 90's...i mean what more will it take for u people to realize that brett was a money maker for the company and he's in the top 5 superstars of all time

[@TL2354]

Bret

[@pktheapprentice]

i was lookin for it as well how come they posted the edge n christian 1 but not hulk hogan

[@TheBossOfProWrestling]

Austin never drew more money than Hulk Hogan. They can claim that only if you do not adjust for inflation. They say that the Austin 3:16 shirt sold the most in WWE. But shirts over all (Hogan always had no less than 4 shirts at a time) Hogan sold more. Plus the nWo shirt is the TRUE highest selling wrestling shirt of all time. Hogan is the man that took WWE from gymnasiums and hotel ballrooms to 93,000 + seat arenas. Austin road the wave of popularity of the Monday Night War.

[@huskiepride1206]

@dany281092 i agree with you because it would be smart of him to say john cena is bigger cuz he is there now.. i remember the stone cold era and now watching john cena i dont like him but the kids love him and u gotta admit that.. do you know if there is some website that shows how much merchandising and stuff that a superstar sold?

[@punisha1988]

It's called the Montreal Screwjob. Basically, Bret had decided to go to WCW so Vince booked him to drop the belt to Shawn Michaels before Bret left. Bret refused to do so, so Vince organized the Screwjob which saw Shawn Michaels put a submission hold on Bret, followed by Earl Hebner calling for the bell without Bret ever tapping. Earl, Vince, and Shawn were all in on it.

[@SPtheGREAT]

My own personal humble opinion, back then nobody wanted to see two faces go at it...they tried with Ultimate Warrior, and we saw how that went...so it only made business sense for Hulk to drop the belt to Yoko...Bret would go on to win the championship 4 more times after that...

[@cerati5]

There is a big difference, Michaels never CLAIMED to everyone that he was "LOYAL" like Bret did. When push came to shove Bret took the WCW deal even though he had a contract with the WWF that even if Vince didn't want him, he HAD TO PAY HIM it was a written contract. Bottomline, Bret saw the writing on the wall, he would NO LONGER be the top star because the WWF was going in another direction that was a big blow to his HUGE ego so he took the big payoff in WCW.

[@chillywillieg13]

Bret's problem with Shawn was this: after Bret dropped the belt to Shawn at WM XII, Shawn wouldn't return the favor at WMXIII, which is terrible form among wrestlers. So Bret didnt want to drop the belt to Shawn at the Survivor Series, how could you blame the man?

[@turol2000]

If he changed his mind time after time he is not that honest guy everybody things, his just a MARK MAN like all of you Bret Hart fans.

[@cerati5]

Dude are you serious with this comparison? Batista and Edge are working for the WWE, Bret was "literally" leaving. WOW

[@Garradorable1]

God i hate how the host interrupts Bret all the time and doesn't let him finish!

[@cerati5]

I'm not arguing whether Bret did the right thing or not by seeking another contract, what I'm saying is Bret always CLAIMED to be "loyal" yet he had meetings behind Vince's knowledge. Bottomline a true loyal person does not do this no matter how you spin it. Don't blame WCW for Bret's failure, he was let go by Vince because he was EXPENDABLE & some months later Vince's decision to go with the younger talent was proven correct. When Bret came into WCW he did have the highest contract at the time

[@delirous8]

yeah that is the reason why the Screwjob was such serious news to anyone in the States they think it is nothing but entertainment but in Canada they actually take their wrestlers seriously and revere them

[@McMahonHater]

He didn't want to drop the belt at SS97 because HBK was disrespectful to him back stage at a house show.

[@ibnmamoo9698]

Brett is one self-centred petty guy. Jeez.

[@keh678]

What?? No no Shawn already had the torch he was the man in 1996 and 1997. Bret didn't want to drop the title in Canada because he knew that canadian fans would curse Vince's name until we get to heaven.

[@cerati5]

Never once did I say he did everyting he was told. You need to read in context what I said is when he was told to JOB he would do it, like we stated before if you ask Vince if Shawn ever refused to job when Vince told him you would get a resounding NO.

[@turol2000]

brethart1997fan one question are you canadien?????????

[@cerati5]

Yea and those who wait that long but present themselves in another light while they are on top of their game are called PHONIES.

[@Corndog0202]

There was many reasons Bret didn't want to give the belt back. Bret even said a main reason was because he knew Shawn wouldn't do the same for him. There was the respect issue, the politics he played back stage and the fact that he only cared about himself and wasn't willing to do the same for others. Heck Undertaker basically threatened Micheals to drop the belt to Austin at WM14, and Micheals couldn't wrestle after that match anyways.

[@cerati5]

Yea but you fail to point out that the boss, Vince, is the one that allows a title to vacate and there is where all you're arguments fall apart. You fail to see that the boss is Vince not Bret and he decides what happens to HIS belts whether somebody is faking an injury or not.

[@alanwoodwind5265]

Bret never had a problem winning or losing, except taking a powerbomb from Kevin Nash, and except losing to Shawn Michaels.

[@cerati5]

Because, first it's Vince's call, nobody elses, second and most important those two situations happened when Vince was not on the ropes in a war with Turner & WCW who was hell bent in putting him out of business.

[@turol2000]

The WWE is a company, Vince is the owner right, what do you do in the company you work, you do what your boss tell you to do if you don't want to do it then the boss will take matters, as simple as that.

[@StuUngar]

I was just summarzing what Bret said. He said in both his book and his dvd, he trained particularly hard and purposely tried to tire out Michaels to make himself look better. Considering Shawn was being put over, that was pretty unprofessional to attempt to make himself look better.

[@cerati5]

You're arguments are weak. If my boss tells me to kill cheat or steal of course I wouldn't do it but if he tells me to do something that is in the realm of my job discription of course I would do it if not I would suffer the consequences. Jobbing on you're way out is part of wrestling, something he refused to do, therefor forced Vince to take action. Vince has never denied he took the belt back by force, so I don't know why you would bring the OTR thing. One question did you buy the Bret DVD?

[@cerati5]

Actually he did, he admits it even before he wrote his book. It was well known after the fact that Bischoff & Bret had had SECRET meetings in 1996, not to mention in 1990 when he seeked a contract with WCW but didn't know his own WWF contract so he couldn't go anywhere. He went back to Vince after he had a verbal offer from Bischoff & played Vince to get him that ridiculous contract of 20 yrs. Making him the highest paid wrestler in the WWF but it was all started & schemed behind Vince's back.

[@Ricardosucio]

dropping the title to one of them wasnt what the boss wanted. you cant just go moving belts around like musical chairs or they dont mean anything. no, i wouldnt want to job to someone who wouldnt return the favor. but its not my job. if i was getting paid to do it, i'd do what they guy who cuts the check says.

[@MrJrechter]

Wrong. Bret had another month or so left. Hence he didn't appear on NITRO until a month later.

[@stndrds79]

id like to see the otr interview with hogan, i wish someone posted that

[@criticalmass500]

i totally agree....

[@McMahonHater]

Bret didn't go to WCW, WCW came to him. He was free to do what he wanted. If he hadn't given Vince a chance to counter then he'd have been wrong, but h was compeatly open about it. If you think Hart made more then Hogan you are crazy! WCW wanted him mainly because he was a draw out side of the United states. And it was WCW that dropped tha ball when they got him. Montreal was the biggest story in wrestling at the time, it's not Hart's fault they didn't use it.