Bret Hart SHOOTS On Wrestling Andre The Giant!

[@ITRClips]

Who was Andres best matchup? Let us know what you think!

[@adamturner749]

Andre had some amazing matches in Japan against Stan Hansen. I remember in one of their matches Andre sold Stan's lariat so well. Stan ran through and hit the lariat he went through the middle ropes straight to the floor. The crowd went mad for that as Andre being so huge and larger than life never sold like that. The lariat was so massively over already but for Stan to send The Giant flying out of the ring took it to another level.

[@JohnDoe-qu7gm]

For me just on spectacle alone it’s Wrestlemania 3.

[@jeffchevrier3871]

The Dread Pirate Roberts

[@RA10H56]

I've seen lots of great clips of matches that are new to me. The matches that sticks out to me the most from childhood our big john studd and with Jake the snake!

[@JimJanowiecki]

Iron Sheik

[@Rockhound6165]

Watching Bret choke up at the end when he found out that it was Andre who wanted to wrestle him was touching. You can tell that Bret is deeply honored.

[@r.edward5701]

He's a good man. Wears his heart on his sleeve

[@keirancook5799]

Bret's finisher could almost be called the Straight Shooter instead, because that's what he is. He talks so open & honest. He can be quite blunt but it's that matter-of-factly way he speaks which I think a lot of people respect. He turns off a lot of people because they just say he's whiny or whatever but he wears his heart on his sleeve, & I can believe what he says. He probably has the most respect for this business, and anyone who is anyone in wrestling respects the hell out of Bret, & I think that speaks volumes to the man he is.

[@Tazzman225]

@@r.edward5701 --- He is a cool guy. I met him at comic con show.

[@patrickperalta59]

Andre chooseing Bret to wrestle was a Big Honor it showed how much respect he had for Bret. for Bret that is a big Honor.

[@nickknight5543]

I met and had drinks with Brett Hart at my friends club in Montreal around 1994 or 1996 cant remember exact year. Kevin Nash was there also but he was known as Diesel at the time. Brett spent at least an hour straight signing autographs. I asked him aren't you tired of signing autographs. His response was " I wouldn't be where I am now if it wasn't for them".

[@theronash7269]

It’s the way he was raised. The whole family has the right attitude.

[@hibbidyjibbidyy]

my mom was a housekeeper for 25 years in a small city, they always gave her the rooms with celebs, because unless they were in a chick flick she would have no idea who they were. back when i was 14 my mom said she might have met some wrestlers, she wasnt sure. by her description she met diesel and and undertaker, i was fucking out of my mind "oh, they were nice young men, so big though!" yes mom, your 5'4 everyone is big

[@michaelsisco1785]

Andre was the absolute gentleman and a hero to children he picked me up from the crowd and put me on his shoulders

[@corvussheperd8046]

This is the best I have ever seen Brett look. It's nice to see the man behind the ego, and it's a LOT easier to show him the proper respect in this context. Also, the absolute awe shown to Andre by so many legends tells you everything you need to know. Hogan showing outright deference, in the humblest of fashion, tells you everything you need to know about how big, and powerful, the Giant really was. Jake tells you everything you need to know about how human he was. This is my favorite Brett interview, and it's nice to feel good about Brett Hart.

[@williammoore1980]

I’ve heard Terry, Jake, Vince, and Bret of course talk about Andre, amongst others. Everyone starts getting choked up. Everyone. Andre truly must have been a once in a generation man.

[@Cinedhiothu]

Same, every single person said Andre was the kindest man in the world. Never heard a single person speak negatively about Andre, never. Everyone, like you said, spoke positively about him and choked up when talking about him. Breaks my heart that so many took advantage of Andre's kindness and the mother of his child never allowed him to see his daughter, broke Andre's heart.

[@mh43]

​@@Cinedhiothuwhat an uninformed statement. There are multiple stories about andre being a bully to people he didn't like. Look up the story about bad news brown. He was probably like most people, good and bad parts. Stop turning people like this into a saint.

[@josiffexplosiff1]

Have you guys heard the stories of Vince and Andre’s sex capades with small Asian boys?

[@tyvulpintaur2732]

@@mh43 Andre was a "bully" to those that were bullies, like Iron Sheik, who bullied the newbies and part-time wrestlers. Andre believed in the Golden Rule, and believed in keeping the industry respectable. Hence why he also 'fired' the Fabulous Freebirds for, in Andre's view, disrespecting the sport.

[@steelman774]

To find out that you were on Andre’s bucket list?? What an honor! 🥰

[@yannickcollin8542]

Peace to the fallen, a true legend and icon, Andre.

[@ignoranceisnotablessing615]

people knock em on em for talking about himself a lot ..but he really was one of the best and he's one of the few who are fully aware of it. What he did was truly an art form. anyone who does anything in that fashion, isn't well liked by a lot..but you will respect em

[@NickWixx]

He has brain damage. People seem to forget he has a major brain injury. Giving him a hard time about being negative or having a bad attitude is just pure ignorance.

[@ThunderFist1978]

@@NickWixx Yes! Thank you!

[@davidcoates7615]

It's an interview. That's his job now to talk about himself and his past. PEOPLE NEED TO UNDERSTAND THAT. Hitman #1😎

[@mrmike1884]

If Andre wanted too wrestle you,. You made it.

[@williammoore1980]

The man’s personal losses are comparable with the Von-Erics. The fact he’s not at Jeff Hardy-level addiction just to not feel all that loss is a testament to his character and resiliency.

[@Awwscrewit]

He mentioned quitting painkillers in the early 1990s after watching Dynamite Kids body fall apart. Crazy to think that he spent the last decade of his career feeling every single injury.

[@krowenfernandes246]

Love this man for all the things he did for us. Thank you Bret. Stu is proud!

[@geraldandersson]

Great to hear Brets stories! Greetings from Germany! Started seeing WWF in 1984 already....

[@Cinedhiothu]

Bret is definitely up there with Andre in the amount of respect and love from his peers and how willing he was to putting others over and helping others. So many wrestlers, like with Andre, credit Bret for putting them over or helping them out in dire times in their careers. Like Edge. Love bret.

[@fstbr4]

Honestly, of all the hilarious Andre the Giant stories this was one of the best. WWF as it was called was very fortunate to have them both.

[@christopherjamesboudoir]

If you respected the business, Andre respected you, and it was a true honor. I'm sure Andre saw the love and care Bret had (still has) for the business and knew that it would be a good match.

[@Donalob]

Read Bret's book. Could listen to him talk for days. Hes the 🐐 in my eyes.

[@robertacayea5842]

I agree 💯%

[@jeffmacarthur9722]

Bret is a real one. Alberta proud.

[@seanhparm]

Andre’s most challenging opponent was everywhere that wasn’t his farm

[@PITFALL11]

When I was a kid, the Giant was this big evil monster. Now I have nothing but admiration for him! (RIP Andre) ✝

[@stefanstewart9703]

This man has all the stories. Love listening to him speak.

[@JohnnyGlass-oq5hv]

Brett Hart does great interviews. He should do a podcast.

[@MrCharliepepper]

Beautiful story. Bret was truly choked up at the end.

[@terrybeal2252]

This shows just how professional Andre really was. Great Story! 😁

[@rocker1889]

I don't care what anyone says. The Harts are the first family of wrestling. 👍

[@theronash7269]

My aunt taught the Hart boys in school in Calgary. She said they were a wonderful family.

[@Chayliss]

Brett: Andre. You big as fuk. What are we doing.

[@Sarcastro_78]

Never was much into wrastlin' but Brett was always my favorite.

[@lazur1]

The most sincere moment in wrestling at the end of Bret's interview.

[@ZombieDiesel]

Andre and Bret, two class acts

[@TonyWaller-oy8ls]

Inoki and Stan Hansen both had some incredible matches with Boss... my personal favorite match of Andre's was with Big John Studd... Body Slam Match... those guys were gods growing up

[@drunkendevil]

Great story 🥺

[@ARGCDG]

The guy took his line of work very seriously. You have to respect it.

[@Sneaker_Fox]

Haha 2:05 Same exact line Hogan used to say about Andre lol 😂 every wrestler who was just starting out and about to wrestle Andre’… “so Andre what we doing out there in the ring?” And Andre’s response every time “Don’t worry about it” lol 😂 his confidence about to draw the crowd and in the ring was unmatched.

[@ericdravenX00X]

Bret Wears his Heart on his Sleeve, as he Tells the Stories of his in Ring Career Very Well!!

[@thelastdrengr5443]

Andrea was a true man to the business and was who he was. I love he was real. If you were his friend he was there to the end but if he didnt like you ,and with good reasons, stay out of his way

[@bcushing]

His name was Andre.

[@TonyWaller-oy8ls]

Two in-ring kings 🏆🏆🙏

[@robertking7269]

Great respect to 2 great wrestlers

[@ryuhayabusa6776]

Bret joked about it once, but he and Andre really could have been a powerful team, even if just for a short period.

[@randellgoering1014]

Great story!!! The ending is great "Why the hell did you book me with Andre!?" "Andre said he wanted to wrestle Bret Hart just once!" 😢😢😢😢😢 F*** thats great

[@TherealHazlett]

Bret is the best of all time.

[@bonek350]

What a great story and wonderfully told.

[@artvandelay8030]

Hart is a legend too. Great story. !00%

[@seanwebb605]

In his own mind.

[@truthseekeronline]

That's a great story I'm not into sports at all but I love hearing stories like that about Larry Bird Andre the Giant Mike Tyson Muhammad Ali

[@HarryDokelis]

Your a hero thank you for memory's

[@Connollyoutdoors]

Brett and his brothers are my ex wife’s cousins. She was a Hart as well! Brett and his bro’s were good guys the times I was around them was memorable! ❤

[@theronash7269]

My aunt taught them in school. She has nothing but good things to say about the entire family.

[@Connollyoutdoors]

@ that’s cool and I agree my ex wife’s family said the same thing

[@cliffordfernandez3524]

Bret still one of the best wrestlers His matches were always good He put his heart into it Which is why he hated others that didn’t

[@theronash7269]

I don’t think Bret hates anyone that isn’t an awful person.

[@billinorlando2887]

Actually a sweet story ❤

[@JohnDoe-qu7gm]

Andre definitely on my Mt. Rushmore

[@barrylevy4043]

Great story!

[@vandalg282]

He got winded twice by Andre, once when he stepped on him and twice when he found out Andre asked to wrestle Bret.

[@mattuk56]

Andre VS Paul Buttress was cool.

[@jeffthekillercriticremixer5968]

Andre the Giant beat up about four policemen and 1 women when he was arrested in Milwaukee

[@mrstark634]

The art of pro wrestling.. a giant dropping an elbow on you without feeling a thing. How tf did andre did that..? He must have been a pro at the top of his game.

[@Lance-Stroll]

Andre was huge and french. Big red wine would be normal

[@THEOneAndOnlyDOCTORofHUMANICS]

Weird choice of title for this video?!? Martin.

[@caseymccormick1813]

Dude almost impossible to get a whole interview just clips

[@hibbidyjibbidyy]

"dont worry about it" well your anre the giant, you dont have to worry....how do we do with wile i survive?

[@Kalikush24]

That interviewers facial expressions as if he's tired of hearing Bret speak is so disrespectful 🤦

[@mr.hamachi9918]

I love Bret, he was a great champion and a better person.

[@stevenbean9706]

no different than wrestling the bear under the porch he used to feed ice cream

[@seanwebb605]

Hart has all of the energy and charisma as a warm sandwich that has been left out on the counter too long. But plenty of baloney.

[@Tyrotvxxx]

HOW MUCH DID ANDRE WEIGH ?*

[@MrK623]

By then he must have been close to 500. Earlier when he was younger and in better shape 400. The net says 520 but IDK how accurate it is. He couldn't just step on a reg scale.

[@jeffmacarthur9722]

When he died he was easy 600 lbs.

[@MrK623]

@@jeffmacarthur9722 The net says 555 at death.

[@byronairfun]

Let me guess what he’s going to say “Andre was a great wrestler who helped the younger guys… and then out of nowhere Goldberg showed up and kicked me in the head”

[@elpipiripau7647]

Starts the interviewing saying he never wrestled Andre, spends the whole interview talking about the one singles match he had with Andre 🤷‍♂

[@ignoranceisnotablessing615]

he sort of told it in an odd way ,. I think he meant to say he hasn't wrestled Andrea uo until that point. but I had heard it in the same way you did.

[@vycanismajoris6871]

Did André ever wrestled Goldberg?

[@ellenripley4640]

Not sure whether you are referring to Bill Goldberg or Whoopi Goldberg, because neither of them were professional wrestlers during Andre's lifetime.

[@vycanismajoris6871]

@@ellenripley4640 no , not Bill lol. I guess Whoopi quit after she lost the WCCW belt in the early 70's. Havent seen her wrestle since. So you might be correct.

[@highenergy8281]

Do you think he could have gotten Andre in the Jackhammer?

[@Richard_dicky_Johnson]

​@@highenergy8281hell no

[@highenergy8281]

@@Richard_dicky_Johnson Imagine Goldberg Jackhammering Giant Gonzales, and Gonzales keeping his legs straight in the air for about 5 seconds.

[@thet3504]

"I'm the best there is, the best there was and now, I'm a miserable old man"..

[@7.1-u9m]

Bret is just an insufferable complaaaaaaainer ayh?

[@1Freakzilla]

Brainless comment .