Bruce Prichard shoots on Kevin Nash leaving the WWF because Bret Hart wouldn't take his finish

[@WaitingtoHit]

Man, that old championship belt was so regal. I can't believe what a gaudy mess the newest version is.

[@igorivanov299]

The new one is representative of the content they put out. Bland and uninspired

[@nostalgiaman6816]

Looks like a Toys R Us Belt now.

[@raulo19999]

@@nostalgiaman6816 and toys r us went under...

[@thekenjirosangaarena]

@@nostalgiaman6816 😂🤣😂🤣👍

[@thekenjirosangaarena]

@@raulo19999 😂🤣😂🤣another great comment

[@KeitaroYevon]

It was Kevin Nash who claimed it, not Scott Hall. Hall just left because he was given an offer of more money for less dates.

[@Goldenbane]

I wondered that. Hall wasn't anywhere near Bret at this time.

[@christerry1611]

@@Goldenbane Ikr? Their last program together was in 93. 🙄😂😂

[@antoniusjohnson3824]

They were both babyface in early 1996, it was Kevin Nash who told the story of Bret Hart not wanting to take the power bomb.

[@raulo19999]

Hall just wanted more money which is understandable. According to him, he could have gotten a decent raise just on getting a better percentage of merch. Nash got tired of the bs but he wasn't really in a position to make demands since he didn't draw. Being best friends with Shawn wasn't going to get him much further either. Had he drawn anywhere close to Hogan or even warrior they would have told bret to take his finish.

[@marcleon1513]

@@Goldenbane He was nowhere near Bret any point in his career.

[@jrlonergan6773]

Why would he tell Vince to his face when his contract specified in writing? Vince rarely did the honorable thing.....why should anyone else?

[@Matt-cr4vv]

He obviously has to still provide it in writing per his contract. But like you provide a two week notice in writing, most of us walk into our bosses office with it and talk to them. But that's the way it is in employment period. You have to provide notice or be blacklisted from a company while they can walk in and fire you anytime they want. It's the way she goes.

[@atikulislam6359]

Bruce: I have no idea In reality I can't say anything because I still work for vince.

[@Hakeem990]

Facts

[@joshuacowles2160]

Lol yeah he comes off as a ball licker, there’s a story out there that even taker called bullshit on that suspension as he was sitting with hall when he was informed.

[@Matt-cr4vv]

I'm not sure if this one was recorded after he returned to WWE, but to be fair he was fairly evasive about stuff the entire time, even when he was supposedly blackballed from the company. I think it was Cornette who referred to him as "the artful dodger"

[@Buckdawg]

Can't wait for all the truths to come out about him now 😂

[@bacchusendo9032]

i like how Bruce is pissed that Hall didnt give his notice he wasnt going go renew on time, meanwhile Hall is just being a businessman IMHO and using that as leverage to get the deal he would like with a company he preferred.

[@brixtonmystery]

Not the point

[@sese6227]

@@brixtonmystery lmao It kinda is...

[@crownprincesebastianjohano7069]

That is the way it was: The promoter could pull every scummy move and do what they wanted with talent and their contract. If the wrestler tried to pull a savvy business move, or in any way make things difficult, the promotor would simply retaliate.

[@richardtheconquerer]

"that's business, pal" unless it's done to them

[@jeffreyloskoskill4901]

I completely understand that Bruce has to tow the company line but damn why even ask him questions that he's gonna tip toe around. This podcast is good but it could be great if he would just open up.

[@coresan9956]

I been saying the same thing. And it gets annoying with him, especially listening to the podcast that discussed HHH promo on booker T. He tiptoes around alot. I think k he did this because he knew he was gonna get a job back with them and voila! He did

[@brixtonmystery]

@@coresan9956 or maybe that’s just his opinion

[@lyricsanonymous9036]

I was a HUGE fan of Conrads, been to multiple live shows, listened to all of his stuff. When he and Bischoff covered the first Nitro, and he didn't go in on the "Hulkamamania theory" of why they chose the Mall of America, I was mad disappointed, and it kinda turned me off his podcasts. He and Tony had a great back and forth, and Conrad had so many points for Tony...but kept quiet with Eric, that shit was wack AF

[@marcleon1513]

@@brixtonmystery or maybe the earth is flat.

[@AIWFNW]

I gave up on Bruce awhile back..no big lose..Arn is waaaaaaay better..and, now Kurt Angles podcastnis fire. Add JR and who needs Bruce...and Eric for that matter...Tonynis aiight

[@CatsClaw44]

Bruce is hilarious, when Conrad asked him to just have a regular match and Bruce is like: "It would have just escalated into a goddamn baby bottle match." 🤣🤣🤣

[@Pillar5770]

Scott Hall claims he met with Vince McMahon in 1995 to discuss his contract. They couldn't come to terms and that led him to negotiating with WCW.

[@Matt-cr4vv]

Yeah he's told stories before that he was asking how to get his money up and trying to see if he could do some time in Japan and such and Vince said no. Hard to blame either really.

[@scottamann2445]

I’m a fairly new listener to these podcasts. Does Bruce ever own up to being a part of a bad idea?

[@kelman727]

Never.

[@Samuelfish2k]

He admitted to accidentally smoking crack out of Jake the Snakes crack pipe.

[@davidgraham8299]

Occasionally

[@davidnec571]

He owned up to hiring that outside special commentator during King of the Ring 1994, which didn't end up too well because the guy didn’t know anything about pro wrestling.

[@Matt-cr4vv]

He occasionally owns bad ideas, but it is much more common to justify the thinking or argue that it wasn't really a bad idea. And when he does own a bad idea it isn't really satisfying the way you think it will be lol. But that's part of the entertainment for me.

[@henrikschmidt3964]

Bret Hart was booked horribly during his third reign and he was right to speak up. Going into WM12 only the most gullible mark would think there was a chance Bret would retain.

[@Stonewall2]

I got double the money (if not more7 and less dates....but the reason I left the WWF was because Bret Hart refused to look weakened by not taking the jackknife for the Main Event championship WM12 match!...even though he had taken half a dozen jacknifes over the prior year. Otherwise I would’ve stayed in the company - Kevin Nash

[@ericjackson7632]

Facts. Bret was booked to look weak starting from the Raw after SS 95.

[@lyricsanonymous9036]

@@ericjackson7632 Starting with Survivor Series, he was beaten to the point he could barely stand and only won with a desperation inside cradle

[@ericjackson7632]

@@lyricsanonymous9036 I'm okay with how that match played out. Told a story and helped both guys out.

[@lyricsanonymous9036]

@@ericjackson7632 I love that match, and thought the finish was tremendous, but it was the start of him looking weak in ppvs. It continued with Bulldog where he was beaten to a bloody pulp and Vince kept insisting to stop the match (a great match), then getting tombstoned by Taker and Diesel attacking the ref, then the cage match. None if those made him look strong

[@Stonewall2]

I got double the money (if not more) and less dates....but the reason I left the WWF was because Bret Hart refused to look weakened by not taking the jackknife before Main Event championship WM12 match!...even though he had taken half a dozen jacknifes over the prior year. Otherwise I would’ve stayed in the company - Kevin Nash

[@Matt-cr4vv]

Yeah it's always a funny story. It seems silly to tell on his side because I think we can all understand the rationale of leaving without it LOL.

[@joshuasteward6097]

Why can't it be the last straw for Nash?

[@21BumbleB]

Gotta revise the title of this video as it was Nash Not Hall who Bret refused to take the finisher from

[@Nostalgicguy2242]

Bret took at least a dozen jacknifes between 1994-96

[@21BumbleB]

@@Nostalgicguy2242 facts

[@TheMikeskillz]

@Bruce Wayne's Boss Bitch please, every American top tier pro wrestler has done the same thing to protect their character.

[@reggiefields6551]

@Bruce Wayne's Boss what does bret's present health have to do with him taking a power bomb in the 90s?

[@NicB115]

@Bruce Wayne's Boss Wow Did Bret have his way with you’re mom & sister? Sounds like it. Thinking brain damage is karma for not taking a finishing move is crazy.... if u believe in karma soo much... good luck.

[@devangpatel5227]

people forget the actual history. bret was trying to look strong to help his match with hbk at wreestlemania 12 in which he was cleanly putting over shawn look better. it was a long play on his side to ultimately make shawn look super strong which is not bad booking. instead they made bret look like a fluke, lucky champ barely escaping from his victory over nash at survivor series and all the rematch and getting saved vs taker

[@neondeion12]

Bret Hart at that time was near the top of the card for like 4 years and was a 3 time champion who had big win after big win. If Cena/Hogan/Shawn or anyone who isn't the IWC favorite did this they would be bashed/called selfish.

[@devangpatel5227]

@@neondeion12 again, he was looking to make his match with Shawn mean more. they were making bret look super weak, which would in turn made the match so predictable that shawn would win. I thought bret was right and being unselfish with a long term view

[@neondeion12]

@@devangpatel5227 He was a top guy and had been booked as a creditable/tough wrestler going on for years. Taking a power bomb wasn't going to hurt him.

[@devangpatel5227]

@@neondeion12 stating that it was just one power bomb as you're making it seem is just not true and incredibly false. he had taken multiple tombstones, powerbombs, and was bailed out from losing his title so many times leading up to wrestlemania 12 that It was a joke. they made him look like a lucky champ while everyone else was being made look unbeatable (shawn, diesel, taker)

[@lyricsanonymous9036]

@@neondeion12 All three of them did their fair share of playing politics with finishes. Seriously, it's absurd to suggest otherwise

[@davidjohnson5906]

Can we please get a video on the Miami street fight? More details on that match, did u have a location picked out in Miami? What was the layout of the match?was there going to be a car chase? Please do tell..

[@taekwondotime]

The photo during these videos is so disturbing lol.

[@thekenjirosangaarena]

😂🤣😂🤣Owen freaks me out the most

[@jayNicks10]

If I’m not mistaken those are the faces of Shawn Michaels, Bret Hart, Conrad Thompson, Bruce Pritchard, Kevin Nash and Owen Hart?

[@bubbacalling]

The baby bottle match or whatever the hell it was, was just a 'fuck you' from Vince because Scott Hall was leaving and they just wanted to mess with his Kliq buddy Sean Waltman (whose nickname was 'Kid').

[@MissterX]

That failed drug test lead to what I think was one of the coolest matches (and first cinematic match) in Wrestlemania history. The Hollywood Back Lot Brawl was awesome!

[@sketchstevens5859]

Something I don't get is with the drug tests... if a guy fails he can't compete, but what if he's just shooting vignettes and sending people after whoever he's facing?

[@119Agent]

I forgot Piper would be in WCW a year later.

[@lockedinnn]

I also knew it was false.. cause Nash said they were trying to get Bret to go to WCW to boost the favorite nations.. In their contracts... So you leave cause of him, then invite him? I love Nash.. but nah... it ain’t adding up...

[@phillipstankey8881]

Maybe...but...on the other hand...by the time 1997 rolled around, Nash was stuck under Hogan. He had more upward mobility in the WWF in 1995/96 and could have legitimately viewed Hart as blocking him. In WCW...it was all bout the money, so I could see Hall ndNash both campaigning to get Hart into WCW because it would mean more $$$

[@neondeion12]

That doesn't mean it was a lie plus Bret wouldn't of had more power than Nash in WCW, time heals all wounds, and if it meant Nash was going to make even more money/felt it was best for business why not. BTW the way Nash describes the situation it was just the straw that broke the camel's backs.

[@Stonewall2]

@@neondeion12 I got double the money (if not more) and less dates....but the reason I left the WWF was because Bret Hart refused to look weakened by not taking the jackknife before Main Event championship WM12 match!...even though he had taken half a dozen jacknifes over the prior year. Otherwise I would’ve stayed in the company - Kevin Nash

[@kresienm9031]

Undertaker fears nobody

[@NONE2NONE]

The banter between these two is awesome The long pauses of silence Pritchard still selling that awful baby bottle gimmick

[@royalkakler]

The part that was missed about the nash leaving story was that it wasnt because of bret, it was becasue of vince siding with bret when he and taker took it to him. he had frustration over the creative during his title reign, and this was the final straw. he was upset that vince chose to appease bret rather then stand up for what they thought was right for the business. Would he have stayed if bret took the powerbomb, maybe not - but if he felt that vince and creative supported him, then maybe.

[@PaulBrown-rq3rs]

This is brutal to listen to.

[@sjjackson2125]

Thank Conrad for TRYING to get bruce to answer questions about how wwf sucked in these days☃️☃️

[@TheWraith2099]

This Nash story has been proved to be completely false. For one, Bret actually took the power bomb in the match and Undertaker has said he doesn't remember saying anything to Bret.

[@neondeion12]

Are you sure about that I just recently saw the match and I don't remember Bret taking a powerbomb in the match? Maybe it's not false and the Undertaker just doesn't remember, didn't want to throw a good friend who has had to deal with a ton of horrible situations under the bus, or he knew if he said something he could of really pissed off Bret Hart.

[@ajk]

@@neondeion12 I just checked the finish of that match, and there was no powerbomb. Diesel tried to crawl out the cage, and Taker grabbed him down into the hole by his legs before he could. Wraith is wrong.

[@neondeion12]

@@ajk Thanks because I was starting to think I was missing it even though I double checked the match after my comment.

[@ajk]

@@neondeion12 I don't blame you lol, I wondered myself somehow if the match got "Mandela Effected" like so many other things have, wrestling related and not over time, but nope......no change, at least not yet lol. You're welcome BTW. :)

[@kwrbt2979]

@@ajk Yeah but he'd taken jackknife powerbombs that year many times anyway. The story is a fake

[@bakivaotuua9120]

Nash couldn't perform a proper powerbomb, hence why many guys didn't wanna take his finish. Proper and safe way to perform a powerbomb is when you drop someone, you guide them back down. Nash just dropped people and many got injured

[@dontreldontrel416]

Facts. He did hurt many people with that Powerbomb or jackknife

[@Aaronschinaguide]

I remember when he dropped the giant on his head in WCW.

[@AdamSmith-sp5cf]

"Got 3 stars from little bitch boy" lost it on that one lol

[@jimsheppard3166]

I'm with Bruce on this one. I thoroughly enjoyed the Razor/Golddust AND Razor/Kidd feuds of 1995 and 1996.

[@anthonyosullivan268]

I was a heartbroken as a 10 year old when Razor and Diesel left.

[@l.d.1724]

Me too bro

[@midwestmonster9886]

"This escalated into a Baby Bottle Match." Bruce, did you seriously just say that? 😂

[@cutekanjii]

Lol that picture is so funny 😅

[@jd9119]

Yeah, but if Hall would've told you earlier that he was negotiating a deal with Turner, you would've jobbed him out and that would've affected his star-level and the dollar amount Turner was offering him. Same with Nash.

[@stewartmcrae8007]

Even as a kid the baby bottle match sucked and was super cringe I laughed when Conrad said he hoped they had one at this years wrestlemania the Internet would go into meltdown if they put a diaper on Alexa bliss Bayley Nia Jax or whoever

[@wicklow4905]

8:32 - I actually cried laughing from this point

[@ac8274]

Clickbait. This is just a rehash of Nash’s favorite anecdote

[@renafan3333]

I thought it was just me? Wasn't Nash there like 9 months after that?

[@Stonewall2]

I got double the money (if not more) and less dates....but the reason I left the WWF was because Bret Hart refused to look weakened by not taking the jackknife before Main Event championship WM12 match!...even though he had taken half a dozen jacknifes over the prior year. Otherwise I would’ve stayed in the company - Kevin Nash

[@Stonewall2]

@@renafan3333 I’m pretty sure he had already signed the WCW Contract by then as well. This is just a very convenient sorry for Nash to try and lie abiut

[@renafan3333]

@@Stonewall2 I swear that happened way before he and Hall left for WCW

[@acidmack1041]

@@renafan3333 It was a couple of months. The IYH event where Nash says Bret refused to take the powerbomb was February 1996 and Hall showed up in WCW in May 1996.

[@dennythemenny3930]

Damn this was when Scott hall gave them kids the real IC belts on Jerry springer

[@65if2007]

Whether or not it was a motivating factor for Nash to leave, it was still self-centered on Bret's part not to take the finish. That observation comes with a caveat: is what Nash said about that really accurate? Did Bret Hart really refuse to take his finish? He actually took a number of power bombs from Diesel at the championship match of SS 1995 before "surprising" him with the small package finish. The "message" that you get from that match is that Nash/Diesel could have easily pinned Hart at that point if he hadn't been too lackadaisical to finish him off. So, Hart did sell the power bomb at that time and to that extent.

[@timothyparryjropen]

Idk about Bret not taking the powerbomb was the catalyst for Nash leaving the WWF at the time, however he has said also that he was unhappy with his "lazy/bad" booking & angles in general at that time. So he probably used the Bret thing to justify his general distain for his perceived overall treatment in that promotion.

[@shane49734]

Losing these guys wasn’t that big of deal in the overall picture of wrestling for the WWE. Both Nash and Hall were reasons why WCW failed for those contracts. Both guys came crawling back for rehab money and the Hall of Fame.

[@dontreldontrel416]

Facts!!

[@giancarlociardiello3997]

​@@dontreldontrel416fatti proprio per niente, la wcw non è mai fallita. Siete vittime delle distorsioni wwe

[@Dakatari]

Baby bottle match lol the silliness of the mind of Bruce Pritchard and Vince McMahon

[@cgvoxakis]

Goldust wanted to play Piper's bagpipes...but Goldust was not portrayed as gay.

[@jefriefultonii3666]

😂😂

[@kwrbt2979]

Since he was tanking Marlena, his interest in male genitals was only bizarre, not gay

[@bullock4211]

Bruce really showing his corporate side here

[@NeoSoulCrew]

Pritchard can get on Meltzer all he wants but he's been right more than he was wrong when it comes to covering the WWF in those times.

[@Ramenshea83]

So if this is true then Bret is a huge reason for the nwo taking shape. Nwo needed all 3 original members , also Bret can get the credit for the wwe turning things around because of himself not wanting to 1-drop the belt ,2- flat out leaving the company.

[@jh6025]

...and people knock Russo. Nothing this bad ever happened from 97-99.

[@josephpieri6265]

Its hilarious conrad is stephanie on the full house cover if he says how rude i may piss myself 😅😅😅

[@mox19380]

that delayed positive drug test/suspension is carbon copy of Tully Blanchard's positive coke test isnt?

[@Norma-uc8dy]

Diesel, Razor and Shawn all just agreed to only lose to each other and then Diesel had to lose the title AND a cage match to Bret and a Wrestlemania match to Undertaker, and that pissed him off enough to quit. The Kliq had screwed with Jeff Jarrett and Shane (Dean) Douglas in not going along with Intercontinental title changes, and losing to anyone other than each other made them threaten to quit. They would just sit in their hotels drinking and snorting cocaine and refusing to have matches with anyone else. Ulimately, Vince kept Shawn because he didn't want HBK joining the NWO because he felt that would have really been the end of the WWF.

[@sledgehammer9739]

Bruce has so much brown stuff on his nose he must be tasting it.

[@Matt-cr4vv]

I heard Kevin comment on this story on his podcast recently and I think the context he added made the story make a little more sense. Based on how he spoke of it the jackknife thing wasn’t some sole factor in terms of had that gone differently he would’ve stayed. He made it seem more so that either way he was heavily leaning to going to WCW, as the offer was so incredible, but that there was a lot about WWF he didn’t want to leave behind and that he was almost trying to find reasons to stay put. But the Bret thing was the point where he finally gave up trying to talk himself out of leaving and made a final commitment. Whether that’s true or not I guess we can never truly know but from that side of thought it at least can make a small bit of sense. Similar to Bret when he didn’t go to WCW right away and was still basically trying to stick around despite the much better offer because he was so hesitant about how he’d get used in WCW and leaving behind all the good he’d done in WWF. Bret had a similar line of thinking in that he tried to stick around with WWF on the deal he had but asked Vince what his future was and when he didn’t like what he heard finally decided he’d leave. May have been similar with Nash that everything said he should leave but this finally took away any more excuses he could make to himself not to just go do it. That being said I don’t think this truly changed things - the offer was just too good to say no I imagine. But I do think it’s possible that it could’ve been the point that he finally gave up trying to talk himself out of leaving albeit with his mind already 98% made up anyways.

[@richardtheconquerer]

Yeah, I believe Nash in this case for the one simple reason he brought up in his explanation: he had already worked for WCW before and they didn't exactly treat him well giving him some pretty stupid gimmicks. So outside of the money he was really hesitant to go back there. In retrospect it looks like a no brainer but it's not like they knew the nwo would be huge.

[@bertmustin]

I think Vince was fine with both guys leaving.

[@Matt-cr4vv]

I don't think he wanted them to, I just think he knew at the time he couldn't offer deals like they wanted. i think in his mind losing them would hurt less than giving huge guarantees and limited dates to everyone on the roster.

[@Pillar5770]

Vince may have been ok with both guys leaving initially, but he became alarmed at the success of WCW with the NWO angle.

[@chriswarfield7520]

Hahaha "little bitch boy in california gave it 3 stars" killed me

[@RickMolina-go2vm]

This clip has me dying 😂😂😂😂

[@kagemaru259]

Bret Coulier? Kevin Stamos?

[@mdolinski4926]

Love it when people don't get Bruce's sarcasm lol

[@DAKINS896]

Bret was right, he was never made to look strong during any of his runs, he lost to Yoko from salt in his eyes (no finish not even a legdrop). Lost a match hours before winning the title. Couldn't beat Diesel at KOTR (on a midcard match), drops the title to Bob FN Backlind. Beat Diesel with a small package to win the title again, couldn't beat Taker at Rumble and now this

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

"This had escalated into a baby bottle match." Good grief.... Anyway, the answer is: Vince booked it. It was Vince's idea. That's Vince's level of humor printed all over it. And it's awful.

[@ducklife420]

Bruce never takes this show seriously

[@charliesedor1085]

I can't believe I'm going to day this but ....... Conrad was right . The baby bottle match was ridiculous . There is no way it could have been done right . Ranks up there with Kennel match .

[@slabbusterrtr7690]

Whatever the case may be I think it worked out for everybody involved in the long run

[@meanmattworld]

agree with Conrad. Scott and Sean were way more talented for a match like that, this was the shits

[@He-Rex]

Bret Hart: "That doesn't work for me....."

[@geneanthony3421]

Amazing how Prichard can’t ever admit anything wrong in WWE. Like Bret said, there’s a reason why Prichard is still there.

[@eaglesbaby4233]

"It escalated into a baby bottle match" has gotta be the dumbest shit I've ever heard

[@scurbag]

It was Nash however he is so full of shit regarding this matter ! Can you see Kevin going into a massive main event at wrestlemania and the 2 previous PPV'S being booked the way Bret was !? Ridiculous from kev there's no way he would be fine with having to be saved from losing the title 2 PPV'S in a row before mania he's talking out his arse . If anything the way Bret was booked before wrestlemania 12 took away from Shawn's big moment

[@brianhart8950]

I’VE BEEN SAYING THIS FOR YEARS! Thank you!

[@Stonewall2]

I got double the money (if not more) and less dates....but the reason I left the WWF was because Bret Hart refused to look weakened by not taking the jackknife before Main Event championship WM12 match!...even though he had taken half a dozen jacknifes over the prior year. Otherwise I would’ve stayed in the company - Kevin Nash Nash is the first one to bitch and cry about his first match as a champ vs. Bret went to a DQ. BUT THIS, this is the straw that breaks the camels back

[@scurbag]

@@Stonewall2 haha yeah I reckon he took too much red wine n Soma's over the years to have that logic lol absolutely ridiculous

[@Dre973Andre]

🎨 work is great

[@ahmerali222]

That picture is...grotesque.

[@Halbared]

People have said the jackknife was a dangerous move, Diesel didn’t control his opponents like a decent powerbomb.

[@igorivanov299]

No it looked very dangerous. Lifting in the powerbomb position than just letting gravity do the rest. It also was one of weaker looking powerbombs.

[@MFD00MTR33]

@@igorivanov299 Until he tried picking up the Giant and broke his freak in neck. I was surprised he wasn't paralyzed from that one, it looked nasty.

[@igorivanov299]

@@MFD00MTR33 Yeah man.

[@Rob_Thorsman]

He did it safer than Sid.

[@grantmcphee5149]

Opposite of pro wrestling, looked shit but was actually dangerous.

[@ramirorodriguez857]

From what Kevin said in other interviews. Bret didnt want to take the jack knife power bomb. He dodnt want to look weak. I wouldve said. Jusy because you took the move doewnt mean you lost the match. A more dramatic finish wouldve been. Bret take the jack knife. Kevin only gets a 2 and half. It let's kevin do his move and protects Bret at the same time.

[@Stonewall2]

No. This is your champion going into the biggest main event match of the year.

[@kwrbt2979]

LOL. As if that makes it better. Kicking out of the guy's finisher is even stronger than not getting hit by it. Nash would have hated that even more. You are missing the point.

[@ramirorodriguez857]

@@kwrbt2979 I disagree, if Bret kicks out of the jack knife, it makes him look a string enough to take one and still kick out. Now a second one would surely be a defeat. You cant have Bret going down to just one jack knife. Today thay is the norm in big matches. Letting Diesel hit his move makes him happy, and it still protects Bret, the match was ending in a dq anyway. A dramatic two count, creates that aura between them. Let's face facts, wcw was offering way more money than WWF. He was looking to jump, and him being mad about that situation was just a excuse

[@marionlawless]

@@ramirorodriguez857 Nash would've wanted to protect his move.

[@ramirorodriguez857]

@@marionlawless top stars always kick out of the first attempt. Except the stunner. Nobody kicks out the stunner.

[@FilmThePoliceFTP]

“I love when you’re cantankerous just for the sake of being so”... yeah not me. Bruce is the drizzling shits these days.

[@christerry1611]

Gotta keep towing that company line and spreading that McMahon B.S.

[@rogregg29445]

I love how Conrad shits all over the dog food stuff too 😂🤣😂🤣

[@Rustoization]

The podcast is essentially unlistenable at this point.

[@kellyremple8982]

It was common knowledge Nash was leaving a month BEFORE this even happened with Nash and Bret. 100% horseshit.

[@DrLoomis666]

Dunno why Bruce even agreed to do the podcast really,,, u either go into a podcast ready to open up or don't do a podcast is you are not ready to open up

[@asoncalledvoonch2210]

Bruce should've been a CIA agent. He NEVER talks.

[@michaelanderson9897]

Prichard is obviously is not going to burn any bridges with the WWE even if he has to lie.

[@Therealgeoffchilds]

If i had $1 everytime i have to hear this stupid story id be a millionair. And so what Bret did not want to take the finnish he was protecting his character and making sure the Hitman stayed as a top guy that is why he ended up with one of the highest contracts of all time like 2 years later. I like Nash but your telling me he never played politics to get his way. Im sure he has so this story makes me sick

[@Therealgeoffchilds]

@Bruce Wayne's Boss are you calling Canadians slow? Coming from a country who cant voice their opinion without out starting a riot and where racist are running wild in your police force. Go eat more fast food and stay out of shape there good ol' USA 😂 as for Bret his work looked the most real. And whats wrong with taking your carrer seriously? That's why Bret is rich and Scott Hall had to ask the fans to pay for his hip on go fund me.

[@Therealgeoffchilds]

@Bruce Wayne's Boss i'm glad your reply just proved the worlds point of the USA intelligence 😂😂

[@brianticas7671]

@Bruce Wayne's Boss a legend in his own mind? Are you a hater for bret hart? The guy is loved in Europe and Canada. He was the best technical wrestler ever.

[@Therealgeoffchilds]

@@brianticas7671 he is still crying from when Bret said the usa is shaped like one big giant tiolette bowl looks like somebody cant tell the difference between whats real and whats a script, funny be said that about Bret he must of been talking about himself😂

[@melvynsngltn27]

@Bruce Wayne's Boss only to children like yourself. Bret went out his way to make guys like Nash look credible. Look at his work in 1995 alone facing mostly jobbers. Diesel had two title defenses against Bret Hart that year and both times Diesel looked unstoppable. The rest of his defenses were mediocre at best even his boy Shawn didn't go out his way to make him look like he was a beast

[@nathanwanner..44]

Nash left to make a boatload of $$ not because of brett, sometimes Prichard is out to lunch

[@ryanbratoc]

Well he probably would have gotten that WrestleMania payday and he told Vince in person!?

[@BOG0690]

That picture though 🤣👍

[@philipclarke9696]

Hogan gave Verne a telegram when left the AWA......it’s been done before Conrad.

[@shane49734]

Big difference in abilities to communicate between the very early 80s and mid 90s

[@lyricsanonymous9036]

@@shane49734 That's right, cause the telephone wasn't invented til 1999

[@curtisb1445]

Conrad exactly right Bruce shit on Memphis and ecw but good stuff about shit

[@905north9]

Never believed that Nash story about Taker cursing out Bret lol

[@EGarrett01]

Anytime you can watch the actual event they're describing, you find out that they way overexaggerated. Taker probably just said "it's to make our match look better," calmly. Nash added the part where Taker blew up at Bret.

[@markroberts7521]

Do people really enjoy listening to Bruce? He's absolutely a Vince ass 💋

[@scottbrown7497]

Bruce can't figure out losing a One Hundred grand in salary and crappie story lines would make people want to leave Not a smart guy 😉

[@JDotWill]

According to Nash it was the fact that Vince let Bret get what he wanted despite Nash & Taker making a good point as to why Nash’s point was right is what the final straw was

[@quikdeath100]

It wasn’t the right move though. If the headline at wrestlemania is Bret vs Shawn, it’s not good to have Bret look like he was knocked out before Taker interfered. Nash’s complaint is about him only looking out for himself. This is what he’s basically saying: “I’d get the exact finish I want because Vince didn’t want to weaken his WM main event so I left.” It’s dumb and selfish. And it looks even worse when the other person involved was Taker given that he would spend the rest of his career in WWE and became a legend.

[@JDotWill]

@@quikdeath100 I don’t think it was a selfish thing because Taker even called Bret out for it. Nash thought if he looked like he had Bret beat before Taker interfered it adds juice to their deal. It intensifies their personal conflict because if I’m not mistaken Diesel had cost Taker the belt the month previous.

[@Stonewall2]

I got double the money (if not more) and less dates....but the reason I left the WWF was because Bret Hart refused to look weakened by not taking the jackknife before Main Event championship WM12 match!...even though he had taken half a dozen jacknifes over the prior year. Otherwise I would’ve stayed in the company - Kevin Nash

[@Stonewall2]

@@JDotWill that’s what Nash says Taker said or did. Believe that bullshit at your own discretion

[@kwrbt2979]

So you mean more money and easier schedule from WCW had nothing to do with it, right after his best friend just left for the same reasons? LOL

[@gazof-the-north1980]

1995 was a shite year in the WWF

[@davidcoleman8900]

Yeah but still better than the shit we got today

[@cbar0299]

Just remember all the advertiser's are supporting censorship

[@s1mo-RBC]

I like Bruce. I really do. But the difference between he and JR is startling.

[@drums4lyfe0987]

It’s amazing sometimes Bruce has his own mind, other times like this it sounds like Vince is justifying his bullshit decisions in Bruce’s voice

[@mistermexelplitskin647]

When Bruce or JR say they have no idea about an obvious issue its an insult to the fans intelligence. Either dont do the podcast or answer the focking question. To say you dont know if the piss test was a shady thing either yay or nay is a lie, so shut up and dont do the interview. Bruce is a Yes man for Vince

[@dnice2000]

Conrad is right..... the baby diaper idea was the shits

[@Mackdez]

The baby bottle match was because Scott Hall was always whining, Road dog has said that Scott lines all the time. I don't know why Bruce couldn't just say that, I guess he did but in such a roundabout way that you had to have previous knowledge.

[@Mackdez]

Most people miss the opportunity at that time with goldust, because they were so homophobic! But I guess it was all right in hindsight, not for them being scared of how they would be perceived, which is laughable when you think about it because they would play Adrian Street had done that years before. But more so because a huge spotlight on fear of someone being gay may have had adverse reaction to the fans of WWF.

[@dangxdc8348]

Why would Bret whine about taking a Jacknife TO ADD TO THE FINALITY OF THE STEEL CAGE MATCH only for Undertaker to rise from hell; bust through the canvas and suck Diesel into the depths of hell. Therefore Bret seizes the moment to take the victory. Hart vs HBK Diesel vs Taker Goldust vs Piper U. WARRIOR vs HHH

[@lyricsanonymous9036]

Because Bret was mad to look weak his entire title run. His match with Diesel at Survivor Series ended with him being beaten to a pulp and getting a lucky inside cradle for the win. That's not a dominating finish. Then he got his ass whooped pillar to post by Bulldog at IYH5, to the point they were suggesting to stop the match. Then at the Rumble, he got Tombstoned by Taker and didn't kick out, the finish was Diesel pulling the ref out of the ring. The cage match was the 4th ppv in a row where Bret looked weak, yet he's the champ that's supposed to pass the torch to Shawn in the mainevent of WM. That's why

[@dangxdc8348]

@@lyricsanonymous9036 I wouldn't call "IT" a lucky small package win at 'Series 95. Bret took a breather "playing possum" and when Diesel let up for a split second BRET WENT FOR "IT" and got "the better" of BIG "D" Bret "bettered" Diesel. Bret began another title run ultimately preparing for HBK as Diesel entered another heel run (which he needed but ultimately wouldn't see fully flourish)

[@lyricsanonymous9036]

@@dangxdc8348 I'm aware of the psychology of the finish, the cagy veteran out wrestling the limited powerhouse...but it was a lucky win. It wasn't a dominant victory. Nash immediately sat up and was pissed, while Bret was exhausted. Then Nash jacknifed him and left him laying. I love that match, and it's one of my favorite finishes...but it is what is, and part of why Bret felt the way he did. 4ppvs in a row, he escaped by the skin of his teeth

[@dangxdc8348]

I just don't get why Bret whines about looking "weak" in the IYH steel cage match before Mania 12. Diesel jacknifes Bret Diesel SEEMINGLY has the victory Undertaker bursts out from the depths of hell to suck Diesel down (setting up Mania 12) Bret captures the win That sets up Bret vs Shawn (Bret goes the hour; HBK gets the overtime victory) Undertaker beats Diesel Warrior debuts against HHH Roddy Piper beats Goldust out of his lingerie

[@lyricsanonymous9036]

@@dangxdc8348 You just explained why it makes him look weak. Why is it whining when Bret takes his character seriously, and wants to look strong, but not Diesel, Hogan, Shawn, Austin, Triple H, Cena, ect...?

[@greenlantern2813]

I don't believe Nash cause Bret let him powerbomb him at the 94 king of the ring so what's the difference??

[@BizzyIzzy87]

The difference is you touch yourself at night

[@greenlantern2813]

@@BizzyIzzy87 I told you to stay out of my room!!!

[@rpatrick21]

Bruce sounds like hes been drinkin

[@GD-1982]

They tried to make bret lookso damn weak during that 3rd title reign......damn bret couldn't even celebrate after he beat diesel cause he took his finish twice already.......nash was tryna make his match with taker bigger than the main event

[@noiserocker]

Ah, of course Bruce had no knowledge of the drug testing, just like the steroids and sexual harassment. 🤣

[@greggie0707]

Baby bottle? How the fuck did WWE win over WCW?

[@redauerbach2753]

Talcum

[@alexalexalex797]

Nah. It was the money. Clearly. Less dates more money. MUCH more

[@GamingKing-nl8rs]

In context, the crybaby match wasnt that bad. Wwe have done much worse stuff on a monthly basis in the last 20 years

[@assumptionisthemotherofall9760]

Maybe a Singing Telegram?