Will Sasso On Wrestling Bret Hart in WCW

[@CVVCLIPS]

My full interview with Will: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWOnlquHhNFme68

[@selfiekroos1777]

Nice shirt bro

[@zanethind]

Proves that Bret Hart is the GOAT, one of the best in ring wrestlers ever, had great work rate, was a safe wrestler, one of the best if not the greatest Canadian wrestlers to ever step in the ring

[@frambojan]

Sasso with the deepcut wrestling knowledge. You can tell he has real, long term, appreciation for the art.

[@alviltayco3713]

It is an art form! Yes!

[@IronMike212]

The art form has gone downhill.

[@stevenisadragon]

That Austin Impression was great but that Bret Hart impression was absolutely spot on

[@sonofaman315]

it sounded more like jake roberts

[@TheObnoxiousDuck]

I thought it was a perfect Jesse Ventura. 😅

[@loganmyall660]

It was dutch mantel. He was talking about dutch to begin with, and it's an obvious Dutch impression.

[@oregoncoastadventures5826]

He was doing a jesse ventura impression. He's been doing it for years

[@rsmith02]

Clearly not Jesse. He shakes his head side by side and uses that broad Minnesota accent

[@channelseven8092]

Bret Hart is a the definition of a professional wrestler.

[@Jayce_Alexander]

Love how much respect he's got for the business.

[@spaceycaveco.698]

That’s why Brett is the Best there is, Best there was, and Best there ever will be.

[@MR-in8bl]

*Bret

[@rooklane3925]

* 2nd best

[@mcgoo721]

LBJ clears

[@ShadowAngel-lt8nw]

And the lowest drawing WWF Champion of the 90's. Because in ring skills don't matter and if you lack charisma and mic skills you're not going anywhere. He still holds the distinction of main eventing the lowest drawing WWF PPV of all time. He couldn't even draw in Calgary, lol.

[@ShadowAngel-lt8nw]

@@Nomolyx1 Wrong. IYH DX got a 0.44 buyrate (which comes out to about 159,000 buys). IYH5 headlined by Bret did a 0.35 (barely 80,000 buys) and remains the lowest. In between, IYH It's Time did a 0.36, so even that was lower than the DX PPV (which obviously still was a massive failure, nobody is denying that. Going with Shamrock as Main Eventer was beyond idiotic) If you're clueless, it's better to shut up than to look foolish like you do right now, kiddo.

[@Qc4073]

Dude is one of the funniest guys in comedy. Severely underrated.

[@17thN.O]

He is and his impressions are hilarious especially his Bret Hart.

[@cheesesteakphilly]

I wouldn’t say he’s “severely underrated” in the slightest. Will was recognized as one of the top guys on MadTV and is known for his great impressions.

[@LumpyAdams]

​@@cheesesteakphilly yeah but this KZbin. Everything that has ever happened is sO uNderRateD to some jack on KZbin.

[@ShawnKavanagh]

​@@cheesesteakphillyThat entire cast was top class

[@cerberus3426]

Have you seen his movie Movers with Charlie Murphy?

[@AmArtGraphics]

Unbelievable, till this day I thought Brett actually hated Sasso. What a performance. 😂

[@17thN.O]

I know.

[@ReanimatorsMutilations]

Bret

[@kellyzigler6658]

Bret is old school where if you are the heel you act like that and sell the heel angle as that draws in the fans, this is like the whole angle of Lawyer/Kaufman. It sold tickets and brought in the crowds to the shows, was during a time when wrestling sold cause of the wrestlers not the matches as would go see a Bret Hart/Dynamite Kid over these goofy matches in the cage or ladder matches.

[@brandoncyoung]

​@@ReanimatorsMutilations Brettttt

[@MrChuckGrape]

I was actually a little shocked when I found out Bret and Austin didn't actually hate each other.

[@TheSlaughtercultden]

Protected his opponents, protected his angles, always gave the out for suspension of disbelief, and great psychology

[@coolguy298]

Anyone thinking that Bret beating guys like Yokozuna and Bam bam bigelow looked real, needs to visit a doctor. Bret was a good tag guy. He was a horrible world champion. Bret hart being the WWF champion was like charlie haas being the WWE champion in the 2000s.

[@MarcusFenix50]

​@@coolguy298 Are you high or just stupid?

[@glennross85]

​@@coolguy298 What you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.

[@cpt.obrien5455]

@@coolguy298 hogan and warrior both dodged him, made flair cry uncle, knocked out stone cold and stone colds nitro clone, bitchslapped hbk all over the dressing room and pinned taker in the middle of the ring for the belt - no-one likes Canadians I get it, but if you set that aside, bret hart is still goat status

[@coolguy298]

@@cpt.obrien5455 Bret the jobber hart.

[@jack-exzolt9858]

You really can count on Bret to protect his opponents, he's a safe worker. Bret came from the colorful and golden days of WWF, a worthy successor to his father, Stu Hart.

[@rajsahota5524]

Not Bad News Allen

[@wolfcrewe7474]

@@rajsahota5524 well that’s disputed obviously, Bad News caused so much shit there in Calgary.

[@N.I.R.A.T.I.A.S.]

I feel like Bret might have a little extra motivation towards safety.

[@theoneandonlymichaelmccormick]

Ironic, considering how infamously stiff Stu Hart was.

[@ellisd3165]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5m2i6uapd2mrpI Bulldog was smoking crack for two days up until 10 mins before this match and Bret carried the whole thing by himself and made it gold

[@michaelburke7978]

Maaaan Sasso and the rest of the Mad TV cast deserve more recognition

[@alexanderromero293]

Yup mad tv was better then Saturday night live

[@michaelburke7978]

@@alexanderromero293 Agreed!

[@StillWeRide]

MadTV was so edgy. It was great. Alot of great quotes from that show

[@DeMan59]

Their show was funnier than SNL at the time. But it wasn’t live.

[@JackgarPrime]

"Bret Hart had a match with a 300lbs bag of flour" I mean Bret's so good that even if that was LITERALLY what he had a match with, he'd still get the flour over.

[@ojl392]

Yes he is that good. Which is why he would never actually do that. You know who would?

[@dannytilley4878]

​@@ojl392 I could name someone. Wouldn't happen to currently b in aew would he

[@luisrodrigogarciaortiz7285]

I've read in Len Denton's autobiography that he wrestled a broom as his final test when he was learning wrestling. His teacher taught him that wrestling was about cooperation and making your opponent look believable and that if he wanted to be a good wrestler he needed to be able to squeeze a good match from anyone even if that meant they were talentless as a wooden broom.

[@aoisora1445]

and after that match the Canadian Maple Loaf was born

[@jerm2011]

He would get the flour way over. They would push the flour to the moon based solely on how good Hitman made it look.

[@clarencegutsy7309]

I'll never forget a clip where Bret/HBK were at the height of their backstage heat and during a match with one another he actually saves HBK from taking a potentially nasty fall by helping rotate him safely. He's a class act. Edit: Holy hell that Bret impression is insanely spot on rofl

[@jesshockley1766]

Bret always said you can't hurt your opponent, because they are literally trusting you with their lives. So even people he disliked he wouldn't harm them in a match.

[@johnytwotimes4072]

Sasso is underrated 😂 His Stone Cold knowledge is as good as his impersonation 😂

[@sheldondillon]

Thank you Will, I too am a Bret Hart fan, from Stampede Wrestling on Saturday afternoons to WWF to WCW. I love the fact that you say you're a wrestling fan, because, so am I. I feel like I understood you a lot more after you said it. I'm glad I watched this video , my friend ...

[@jdboov6739]

Brett was legit a legend. They dont make em like that anymore unfortunately

[@sheldondillon]

Thank you Will. I too am a Bret Hart fan. I love the fact that you say you're a wrestling fan because after that, I understand you, I get it. Once again, thank you, my friend.

[@17thN.O]

I am a Bret Hart fan too.

[@an0npr0xi1]

His impressions are so spot on.

[@jonnyturtleneck7153]

There’s nobody else like Bret Hart.

[@armandogonzales7803]

My Goat 🐐

[@AcaciaApparition]

Well there was… until they killed the king of Harts

[@youvandal411vm]

He's a straight shooter

[@txmetalhead82xk]

Bret Hart, the Best There Is At Not Hurting Anyone. What a Pro Class Act.

[@reggiewolfpac]

That's great Bret took care of Will he didn't hurt him & damn I wish MadTV was still on.

[@remylucai]

Will Sasso should be working with a company. He's a great writer, and so talented.

[@blackstorm43]

Wow Will is so amazing at impressions. Stone Cold dead on.😮

[@myriad926]

When he said, “I do.” 💀

[@YoNickSoko]

How wild is it the safest guy in the ring had his career ended by the most dangerous guy in the ring

[@benvlerick8303]

I wouldn't say Goldberg is the most dangerous tho. That would probably be Maven or New Jack (on purpose of course haha)

[@Thor-Orion]

@@benvlerick8303 New Jack doesn’t count, he was committing crimes under the guise of professional wrestling!

[@THEREALDEALDUDE22]

​@@benvlerick8303 maven?

[@sportsentertained]

@@benvlerick8303 The question of "Most Dangerous" is interesting in pro wrestling because even competent professionals have seriously injured their opponents, even worse than Maven ever did. Most would put Owen Hart low on the dangerous list but Steve Austin would disagree. What's worse for business? injuring Lance Storm's knee or breaking Stone Cold's neck?

[@wrestlebjj]

Guessing he meant Mabel ​@@THEREALDEALDUDE22

[@illuminatedstorm]

First time I've ever heard a Bret imitation and it was SPOT on!

[@wildwine6400]

"Bret doesn't hurt anyone" he just hurts people's feelings burying their bad wrestling instead

[@xymoriintus]

Fuxk your feelings

[@chamuuemura5314]

Nah, he made people look good. Their feelings were hurt when their inflated ego wrestled the next champ who couldn’t make them look good.

[@TheDemonCaine]

​@@chamuuemura5314He's talking about Bret burying people in interviews and online.

[@adamknight1387]

Hahah. As he should.

[@jasondelvaux3036]

He's trying to protect the industry. If their bad wrestling hurts the industry, yes, maybe their feelings should be hurt. He loves the sport, that's all.

[@MrWest-ph5yg]

Will Sasso is a comedic genius, it's good to see this man. #MADTV

[@dullahan7677]

Sasso's Steven Seagal is is a thing of perfection. Especially the restaurant scene.

[@redroversk]

trying to "work" in wrestling is insane, like you have to divide your brain; you gotta front that you hate the other person, quietly you have to communicate with the other person, then you have to act like you're killing them, try hard as hell not to even touch them, accurately sell their stuff, pay attention to the ref, pay attention to the fans, tuck your neck, and make sure your pants aren't falling off and do all that simultaneously

[@JoeR203]

Less than 12 hours after watching the skit of MadTV with Bret Hart, this video gets uploaded. Will is sporting the Mean Gene moustache.

[@17thN.O]

A Fresh Meannnnn Whooooo By God Gene (RIP)

[@unitexconquer375]

Wonderful interview and great bret impression

[@scsa3041]

"Don't worry about it I'll just feel it out."

[@alienlife7754]

Will Sasso was hilarious on Mad TV! I always wondered why his career never took off.

[@alanguages]

Not too many people from MAD TV found much success after the series ended. I actually liked it better, than SNL.

[@carter358]

It's certainly funnier than SNL these days. The past 2-3 year have been dreadfully unfunny and with Trump in office it should've been a cakewalk for them to put on a comedy show!

[@nomaad000]

His Tony Soprano segments are legendary

[@dr.philgood4298]

If there was any justice in the world Mad TV would still be on air and the pile of shit that SNL has become would be long gone

[@alanguages]

@@dr.philgood4298 There was an attempt for an In Living Color revival back in 2012/ 2013. It did not work out, due to the PC culture during the Obama era. Keenan Ivory Wayans and FOX did not think it was viable, hence it never took off. In Living Color and MAD TV were not just good, but great skit shows.

[@robertt9342]

I liked that Bret was still playing with kayfabe.

[@actionpoppa6079]

So glad to see Will on any podcast man is a treasure

[@jw870206]

Will Sasso spent seven-and-a-half minutes describing just how good Bret Hart was.

[@Kleetus_Van_Damm]

I loved watching this and MadTV growing up, seeing the crossover was incredible!!!

[@joemendoza2292]

I attended a wresting school very briefly around 1997. Yes those ropes are actually steel cables wrapped in rubber, etc. They hurt just hitting them.

[@grantlewis8420]

he said he was so proud of the fact he never hurt anyone in his book. A great read, He also said that the hardest thing about his famous leg lock was the opponent making it look like it hurt

[@just2slick195]

I never read but I finished that book. I loved every page

[@tatvela6915]

I love Sasso, should be on more TV and movies. If that’s what he wants. He’s a legend

[@sumlittlepunk]

i always hear people call Shawn the greatest. but how many guys had their best matches against Bret Hart? half the kliq(nash,waltman) call their matches against Bret their best. Austin's mania match against Hart. hell.. shawn's ironman against Bret. give the man his due.. he might legit be the best there is,was and ever will be.

[@Longlostpuss]

Shawn was never better than Bret, he just lasted longer because Bret's career was unfortunately cut short. If I were to rate like the games, Bret is a 94 and Shawn is close at 93, but Bret would have pulled away further if his career hadn't been cut short. If you take a head to head of wrestlers both Bret and Shawn wrestled, Bret's matches are hands down better. Bret was an artist as Sasso said, there's levels to this stuff. Shawn was very entertaining and probably a better athlete, but he wasn't as meticulous and artistic in the ring as Bret was with his storytelling. Shawn tended to comically oversell alot and there was alot of disingenuous things going on in his matches that just made them less believable to me, you just need to check out his match with Vader.

[@Thor-Orion]

Imagine if the WWF actually booked their company properly while he was champion instead of always trying to build the newest project to replace him and failing to do so? We could’ve had a Bret-Bam Bam feud, a Bret-Macho Man, Bret-Sid, Bret-Jake Roberts, Bret-Vader, Bret-Doink in an actual feud instead of that Jerry Lawler kiddie-diddling fill in spot, Bret- Rick Martel, Bret-Rick Steiner. Anyone who says Bret wasn’t a draw I challenge you to look up the WWF roster from 1992-1996 and tell me if you would pay to see those cards. Bret was the ONLY thing keeping the company in business.

[@Thor-Orion]

@@Longlostpuss Bret’s stuff has aged SO much better, which is the beauty of tape. Shawn botched on purpose A LOT to make the other wrestler look bad, even his friends like Diesel where he made a slight slip up look like a catastrophic botch when it was WELL within his ability to completely negate it and make it look perfectly normal. But if he did that then he would be the only one who knew that the other guy made a tiny mistake, and Shawn preferred making others look bad to making his matches the best they could be. Totally different philosophy. Now compare the mentality Shawn had when he made his comeback and tell me if his philosophy towards working with his opponent more closely resembles Shawn himself in his physical prime or Bret.

[@Longlostpuss]

@@Thor-Orion Absolutely 100% spot on

[@Longlostpuss]

@@Thor-Orion Shawn's best ever match was the Ironman against Bret at WM12, need I say more?

[@ssjcajas]

Man I remember when all the Bret/Sasso stuff was going on as I was a huge fan of MadTV and of course wrestling. Hearing Sasso tell the story about Bret not wanting to walk into the bar with him cause of their "heat" reminds me of a story Bret told where He and Owen were in an airport not talking to each other because of their feud sitting back to back. Then Bret whispered something to Owen and noticed a little kid watching them and saying "I knew you didn't hate each other". I think that's how that story went. I was on the Bret Hart DVD that they made after he and the WWE made up. Bret was always all about Kayfabe.

[@registereduser]

If YOU don’t care about your work, the audience isn’t going to. Brett was great.

[@ssjcajas]

@@registereduser 100%

[@jjfromthebigland781]

The best there is at pro wrestling, the best there was at working compelling stories and the best there ever will be at making his opponent look like a million bucks...

[@Thesouthpaw_music]

Ten Minute Podcast was so good. I still binge episodes all the time

[@TheRealBDouble]

That Bret Hart impression is pretty good

[@jeffreymarksworld534]

Bret Hart has never hurt someone to the point where they couldn't work the next day. He's a legend!

[@bingbong3643]

That’s why he’s best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be.

[@d00ks]

The Hitman is the definition of PROFESSIONAL

[@themonopolyguy4365]

Sasso is slowly morphing into Sargent Slaughter

[@NCanadezo]

Lmfaoo austin and the response do you do a bret hart "i doo" hahaha

[@richardthompson6366]

HHH vs Bobby Lee on Mad TV was classic.

[@troyberdahl5922]

Looked legit, closest that queer HHH came to having a real confrontation, he'd of still lost. How many years you been playing video games?

[@stevedenman2199]

Brett will always be the best for me,ever since Stampede days

[@moosedawgatlantaproductions]

Sasso being Stone Cold on Mad TV was absolute gold!

[@thorsmith5946]

I love this interview and story! It would be amazing to have the chance to participate in something like. To be a non-wrestler in the ring with a performer as talented as Brett Hart and come out of it uninjured is an experience of a lifetime. Sounds so cool!

[@lordoftheidiots8866]

Now I really need to see Sasso on Pat McAfee's show to talk about wrestling. I feel like that would be electric

[@DirtCheapFU]

I remember growing up and living for Will Sasso's Seagal impersonation and Timberman skits. Sucks that him and other MadTV actors didn't franchise out like the rare few of SNL when they were way better than SNL. I also remember watching that (2nd) Brett Hart moment. Thought it was fake. Thought it was real. Told myself they were joking.

[@Kawlinz]

His Schwarzenegger is so good that people imitate his impression, rather than Arnold.

[@StealthMarmot_]

No one took the business more seriously than Bret. He grew up in the business, it was his upbringing, it was his religion.

[@StevenCavanaugh]

I've never heard a Bret Hart impression AT ALL, and Sasso Congress in with an absolutely PERFECT one. Spot on.

[@Waltherppk78]

Bret’s the goat 🐐

[@waboom248]

@1:51 The hardest I've laughed for a long time!

[@FronzelNeekburm]

hey man gotta say, i decided to randomly look up some old school wrestling stuff one day and in the course of binging happened across one your videos, thought to myself "who is this squirrel lol some kid has some money to throw at retried guys for a channel".....well you proved me wrong hard dude and i feel bad for even thinking that now, you've gotten some of the best interviews i've ever seen out of some of these guys and it's because you're clearly a true fan and you ask good questions......and lol idk if you are just lucky or what but your guests always seem to be class acts -- thanks will sasso for keeping that true! your randy newman impression is still my fav and gj taking those bumps, even if bret just was that good

[@whisperienced]

I always loved Will Sasso no matter what he's done. He was even in some random movie with the chick from corner gas where he was a furniture mover.

[@mastershake8018]

Happy Gilmore

[@jerrysalmon7875]

Holy fuck I’ve never heard a Bret Hart impression hahaha that’s gold

[@polymathing]

Sasso's is amazing but check out Jason Sensation. He does Bret and Owen and it's unbelievable how close it sounds.

[@scottblanco5991]

His performance as Curly in the 3 Stooges is underrated. He did a great Curly

[@julianhernandez6457]

Lmao, will sasso is a f legend. Been a fan of his since the mad tc days. You def killed it that night. Most new folks wouldn't take those bumps or sell half as good. Hats off to you sir.

[@Edsecondstocomply]

Bret is the goat

[@ronrico2620]

I remember all this going down as a kid. I was huge wrestling fan and madtv fan. So it was very exciting for them to come together.

[@prestonscott9676]

That Brett impression is great

[@aaronlegresley9495]

One of the most underrated comedians of all time & it's a bonus for me he's a wrestling fan too

[@TheRealJakeRyanMusic]

Sasso and D'elia's Starbucks bit onTFATK is one of the funniest of all time

[@REVIEWCORPS]

I was 7 years old when I started watching madtv. Will Sasso was a huge influence in my comedic sensibilities. Seeing him wrestle Bret in an actual match was crazy to me after the episode of mad when Bret was on

[@tangerinesrock90038]

His Bret Hart impression had me 😂😂😂😂

[@BRINGTHED00M]

As soon as he said "I Do" when asked if he does a Bret Hart impression. Just hilarious.

[@greenbluntern1168]

Why isn’t Will Sasso in the WWE HOF? He’s done so much more then most of the non wrestlers that are there.

[@davidcurameng]

I just had flashbacks listening to The Steve Austin Show podcast 10 years ago listening to Will’s impression of Austin’s casual monologue intro to his show 😆

[@Panzer4F2]

I had no idea that this had happened. Just watched it on KZbin. Excellent work. Debra Wilson heel turn too.

[@pwx9000]

Thanks SASSO that means a lot to BRET SUPER FANS ‼️🌊💗💗

[@ordinarypete]

Best thing about that match was Bobby The Brain’s commentary. Dude was solid gold in his jokes about Sass. Go watch it.

[@passingjudgement1194]

Theeee Goat!!! I legitimately thought Bret hart hated this man when I was a kid. 😂😂😂

[@scottsacala]

Lol at his Bret Hart! I wanna hear him do a Pillman impression!

[@williamcosbyIII]

Sasso WAS Mad Tv back in the day!

[@jeffd.3883]

I've been watching Will sasso since like the first season of mad TV, this guy is actually really hilarious and very talented.

[@Alan-lj8hp]

Watched Bret Hart an his brothers on Tv in Ontario Canada back in the 70ies Stampede Wrestling .He was a Great Worker from the start .

[@moosedawgatlantaproductions]

I was watching Beverly Hill ninja today, and Will Sasso as the counterfeiter had me rolling 😂

[@Rumble225-qe7fy]

I’ll never forget I was a huge mad tv fan as well as wwf and wcw. When he attacked the mad tv cast that was one of greatest sketches ever

[@DeegoL9]

I love Will Sasso!

[@Slop_Dogg]

God damn, he really is a good impressionist. Bret is harder to impersonate than an Austin or Ventura, but he gets the inflection & cadence perfectly

[@TONYGILLEY]

One aspect of this story Sasso mentioned years ago about their WCW match, Bret asked Will if he wanted to get any offense in, to which Sasso said absolutely not. His reasoning is that you have this 5-time world champion stepping in the ring with not only a first-time competitor, but an actor. Sasso felt that there is no way in reality that an actor should get any offense on this experienced talent in their domain. Something that Vince and Bischoff never had any good sense to consider when they had celebrity involvement wrecking their stars.

[@superhakker3198]

Dude Sasso is awesome. Loved him since Mad TV

[@nzelver559]

His impression of Bret Hart is hilarious - and the fact that he tells Will Sasso not to move is very telling lol.

[@tardiscommand1812]

Side thought: that Back to the future shirt, based on the delorean licence plate. So at one point in time, there was Doc sitting at a licence bureau waiting to apply for his licence plate.

[@robertt9342]

Wrestlers that can adjust and call on the fly are a dying breed.

[@Danielson1818]

I want to agree, and that's a dying skill. However, planning a match isn't terrible when done right. Randy Savage was meticulous in his planning, and it looked better than most everyone else.

[@robertt9342]

@@Danielson1818 , yes, but it's not either/or. Those are a dime a dozen now and most of them aren't good at planning it out and are unable to change on the fly unlike Mr. Poffo. Either way it's beside the point. It's like saying indoor shopping malls are a dying venue and you come back with saying that there are plenty of great big box stores. It's not really being discussed, you know?

[@riffsandwich9541]

I’ve always like Will but this made me love him.

[@TheJosephPrice]

“I don’t give a shit what everyone gives a shit about.” Is the most Bret Hart thing ever and I’m here for it. 🙌🏻

[@beebanna5735]

big dudes are really against small dudes doing a back breaker on them. but taker and Nash both said, it's an easy night with Bret. Bret took the business to serious. he is wrestling gold.

[@Thor-Orion]

The business could desperately use more Bret Hart types.

[@cpt.obrien5455]

then he def didn't take it too serious. The opposite of too serious would be this dudes interview with that clueless acrobat from planet fitness that's telling us how he planned a double down with his opponent before their match. Which would be worse? Send that fool back to the Indys for a couple years until he learns what he's doing

[@jpw5029]

Had to go watch sas sos matches, he did a really good job, natural seller.

[@Jedimaster552]

Bret the best there was and always will be. Its a pity they never looked after him like he did to. Others

[@shawnhughes4192]

The best there is, the best there was, the best there ever will be.... The excellence of execution.

[@evanjohnson1299]

Bret Hart wrestled Davey Boy Smith in a 5-star match when the British Bulldog was high as a kite and no one knew till after the fact. Hart could make ANYONE look legendary.

[@uc95nu51]

Who knew that The Body has a Bret Hart impression.

[@17thN.O]

Minnesoooota, Gino