Kevin Nash on if the Montreal Screwjob would have been different he was there

[@Toast960]

To quote Cornette, this was the biggest clusterf*** in the history of clusterf***s. And a lot of it rests on Vince for not reigning this nonsense in. It's easy to Monday morning quarterback this stuff in hindsight, but with how Bret and Shawn were at each other's throats, Vince should have called an audible and put Taker in the match to get the belt off Bret. And then Taker could have dropped it to Shawn.

[@dandoo5657]

Vince in his tony Khan era 😅

[@francisbegbie1008]

Nobody cares about Cornette

[@jonathananderson5529]

He actively stirred the pot.

[@ROCKNINJA777]

Undertaker should have never been in the world title discussion.

[@oceandeep318]

If Nash and/or Hall were in WWE, there would be no need for the screwjob. The situation had develooped only because Hall and Nash were in WCW and the nwo was formed. WCW couldn't have pulled off the NWO story without the outsiders. So, it doesn't really make sense. But let's assume, instead of Hall/Nash, it would be some other high profile WWE guy/s who jumped ship and made WCW great with a storyline. When Nash is in the mix in WWE, things would be very different. He would be involved in some ways with the WWE championship. Shawn would have a buddy who is also friends with Bret, who would keep Shawn down to earth and wouldn't let things escalate between Bret and Shawn that much. Shawn wouldn't make that stupid comment, when Bret said I'll do the favors and you're safe with me in the ring. Hence, everything goes smoother.

[@CannedHam2479]

Great points

[@Devypocalypse]

Austin doesn't win KOTR either, the whole landscape is completely changed if Nash and Hall stay.

[@ChristopherJohn4389]

The question is simply whether or not they would have tried to convince anyone not to do it, not if it would have happened. We all know the booking behind it, but I applaud you for explaining to the other people the things we already know.

[@jonathananderson5529]

People always talk about sting being a third man instead of hogan. I think it is worth thinking if non-cliq members were the “outsiders” instead. Such as bsk guys. Such as undertaker, Yokozuna, papa shango, would they have had more of a bikeresque feel? Would more islanders join them?

[@ChristopherJohn4389]

@@jonathananderson5529 you're wrong again, as you usually are 😒

[@pjam1184]

Nash contradicts himself. He says in the beginning he knew Shawn was in on it cause he got out of the ring quickly. Then later on he says he thought it was a work for the longest time.

[@TimothyThomas-n7l]

If it was a work, it's assumed then Shawn would have had to have been in on it right? Don't see a contradiction there.

[@Axs_Nice_Hair]

@@TimothyThomas-n7l Meh. Neither Sean or Brett would have kept their mouths shut in the long run. Brett was too bitter about it for too long and only stopped yammering on about it when he decided he hated Bill Golberg More than he hated getting Screwed.

[@pjam1184]

@@TimothyThomas-n7l No, Nash at first says he knew Shawn was in on the screw job. Implying it wasn't a work and Shawn knew about Vince screwing Bret. And that's why he got out of the ring fast.But then says later he thought it was a work even when Bret came to WCW.

[@TravisBrady-wn8fr]

If Giant Gonzales were there, his nerve hold would have put the screws to everyone

[@standardofexcellence]

Nails could've took the title 5 star classic spamming chokes

[@TravisBrady-wn8fr]

@standardofexcellence top tier specialists: A list performers. Alongside Zeus, atop the mount.

[@DavidLunn-v3q]

For anyone who has never heard it Cornette's omnibus on Montreal from a few years ago is a good listen and very revealing

[@terryroster]

Bret was still under contract with WWF for a month after the screwjob, meaning they had another month where he could have dropped it. I like this channel but please do your research.

[@dereklambert5145]

He already fulfilled all his dates in his contract and refused to work another match after Montreal... He had to drop the belt there

[@VonMuff]

@@dereklambert5145 not true at all, it's well documented that whilst Bret's favoured idea was to vacate the belt on Raw the night after, he was available/willing to drop the belt pre or post Survivor Series to basically anybody, (including Shawn outside of Canada) Bret was available for another month after Survivor Series/could even have worked the next PPV

[@terryroster]

@@dereklambert5145 He had fulfilled all of his dates before Montreal, actually. He didn't even have to work that show but did it as a favor to Vince. So there's no reason to believe he couldn't have had another match after Montreal because again, he was still under contract for a month.

[@mattm6580]

All they had to do was make it a best 2 out of 3 falls match. Bret wins the first fall then Shawn wins the next two. Bret said he just wanted Shawn to show him respect before he dropped him the title. A 2 out of 3 falls accomplishes that.

[@chamuuemura5314]

Or drop it to Taker the next night or have someone challenge him immediately for the title like Hogan did to Yokozuna after Yokozuna beat Bret. Or let Shawn win via interference the ref didn’t see. Yet the clean win in his home country with his own finisher is just messed up.

[@manoshs5323]

He was NOT going to appear on Nitro the next night because he was still in the WWF for another 3 weeks or so. Also he didn't appear the next night on Ntiro. How do you keep missing this?

[@killstreakhd3515]

Bret has always said he would drop the belt the next night on Raw but Vince didnt want that he wanted Shaun to get over by beating bret in his own country on his last night in the company and ultimately wanting to diminish his value for WCW.

[@manoshs5323]

@ it all came down to Shawn bluntly telling Bret “I’m not going to put you over” . Al Snow made a point of this in his podcast saying that Bret was right no pose to Shawn. Add to that he had 30 days creative control , and that Vince promised him 20 years in a contract and then welshed on that.

[@PaulSch0]

Send this to UT, as well.

[@deanromanado5850]

Yea, he wasn't going to be on Nitro the next night. But, the contract was just signed so WCW could announce that they just signed the current WWF champion. Vince didn't want that.

[@pjam1184]

Even if he wasn’t why not have Vince hold onto the belt till the next night on Raw where he loses it? Problem solved.

[@pjam1184]

The whole argument about Vince was worried Bret would show up on Nitro with the belt is bullshit. If Vince was that worried he could hold onto the belt personally and only give it to Bret before he heads out to his match.

[@MGrant-bj1dc]

Scott Hall said multiple times he believed Montreal was a work. After hearing his argument, I'm not sure...

[@williewest2998]

Nah that event effected Bret’s life to drastically for it to be a work

[@JohnLancaster-i2o]

Your still pretending like that conversation Bret had with Shawn never happened. Bret was ready to put him over until that happened.

[@Lion-D.-Garp]

Since Kevin never had a problem with anyone involved in the screwjob... he might have been helpful in some ways ^^

[@paul_Nobody_]

I never had a problem with the Montreal Screwjob

[@Pala-t2p]

My thoughts exactly 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sarahlonsdale2553]

Will sasso created a monster ahahah

[@glass_oni0n]

The argument over Vince selling has never held any water and Nash and Sean should know that having worked on films. WWE didn’t have creative control over Wrestling with Shadows, it wasn’t their image to manipulate. Then WWE tried to stop it from airing

[@wingerfan1]

Bret was in WWF at the time for another number of weeks. Henceforth he could not have been on the next nitro.

[@quarantinebored1427]

Forget about the screw job,that shaving cream story is hilarious 😂

[@garethcullen9604]

Should have got him to delve more into the part where he said about Bret’s wife blaming him instead of skipping on past it quickly.

[@juice07x]

“Hal Hal” 🤣🤣🤣

[@ga313]

The part that most people miss is that Shawn told Bret that he wouldn't lose to him! That is what made Bret reciprocate that same energy. Everyone knows Shawn was not the best person at the time so I will always understand and agree with Bret's stance.

[@KonradMB1]

These are the best stories. Nash has great stories.

[@andrewc5951]

For those who think Bret is unjustified for his reaction, would Vince do that to Undertaker?... absolutely not. Bret was loyal to Vince and WWF throughout, and Vince didn't care.

[@bluestang302]

hard to see Vince doing it to Taker, I agree (but I put nothing past Vince). Also hard to imagine Shawn telling Taker to his face he would not do the favor for him, which seems to be the main reason for Bret's stance

[@williewest2998]

@@bluestang302Taker would have beat Shawn’s ass

[@Glasschin2.0]

@@bluestang302 Imagine Shawn making out that Taker was having an affair on live TV and then acting like Bret was the one in the wrong.

[@poppy87]

I think Nash would've told Hart to not worry about taking the loss because he was going to make more money at WCW anyway; not sure if that would've changed anything though.

[@earlleroybonaviewthe3rd112]

it started with shawn saying he wouldn't do the same for Bret. why is that always over looked!?

[@ClassicJM85]

The screw job should have never happened. There were alternatives. But egos came into play.

[@OeraliusTarth]

Montreal screwjob was a work. Bret is not that much of a mark for himself and if he is it's part of his character The Hitman. Bret Hart himself is a funny down to earth and cool human being. Now he does think he's one of the best all time but Bret doesn't get in the way of business. Screwjob was a work and everyone with a brain knows it. It created money and storyline angles, enriched the Monday night wars. Vince knew all this before they did it.

[@Hightidelife]

It was worked because Vince didn't want Shawn to leave too but he knew he could keep him by allowing him to bury Bret. Bret and Vince had to make it believable because Shawn hated Bret so much. Bret allowed Vince to protect his territory and Bret got his cash. It was a work framed a shoot to Shawn,cornette,HHH,etc. that's why no one knows the real truth

[@OeraliusTarth]

​@@Hightidelifei think they all know its a work. They are trained to keep kayfabe alive forever. That's the magic of pro wrestling

[@noisepolice]

I mean them moving to WCW led to the events that made the screwjob "necessary"... ...btw I love how this topic was about to be over in one minute, but then Sean saw an opening based on something Kev says and then gets back on the horse. You can see his brain working live on air.

[@bryanmack4054]

As much as I love Bret (he was my guy after Hogan), I wouldn’t have changed the screwjob. Vince becomes the perfect heel to Austin, whereas Vince was just another announcer (for most part) prior to that. Only thing I would change if I had the power, was preventing Owens death and Bret getting hurt at the end of 99. Even then, I doubt Bret would go to wwf in 2001…maybe after a stint in TNA

[@drexlspivey5828]

I can't remember what wrestler it was but he said after Bret had joined WCW they asked him about and they said Bret winked then walked away

[@bryanmack4054]

Kanyon but there’s no corroboration so why would one believe him?

[@Joewho72]

Bret's Contract was not up on Sunday, Bret even said he would drop the Belt on Monday or at a house show later in the week.

[@Glasschin2.0]

His contract wasn’t up but that was to be his last match. He had actually already completed his contracted number of matches and didn’t even need to wrestle that match at SS.

[@antonioHollywoodLA]

The whole thing is a work

[@newjerseyballer]

Nash isnt going to intervene in such matters, only if it was AGAINST Shawn. If Nash caught wind that Shawn was getting screwed, he will put his two cents in. That is what friends are for.

[@Cuddyscott84]

Maybe bret would've dropped it to nash if he was there. But it's pointless to wonder what if anyway

[@crow4936]

Kev pro tip bro use gorilla foam but it only works on alarms with moving parts .....😂😂

[@ITSOKRELAX720]

If I was on the plane with my kids it wouldn't have gone down like that.

[@dgenerate707]

In a parallel timeline where the loose cannon takes off and we get WCW vs ECW, Bret would've lost to Nash or Hall. People forget HBK disrespected him which led to bret saying he'd never put HBK over again.

[@christianc8929]

It’s kind of wild to just envision Bret hart and Kevin Nash in some hotel smoking out back in the day. Would have never thought that was a possibility when you are a kid

[@williewest2998]

Read Bret’s book

[@tebohotsotetsi2247]

Ppl forget that Vince was already sadistic so either way Bret was screwed, for the fact that he put the belt on him when he was leaving already tells you Vince knew what he was doing

[@Therealgeoffchilds]

If Shawn never told Bret he would never drop the strap to him.This wouldn't be a problem, and you should know that Mr. Oliver and I have mad respect for kevin, always going to bat for Bret

[@camilocuba6927]

The original question is moot and it can’t be answered because it assumes everything else would remain the same other than Nash being at the WWE. In reality, if Nash was there in Montreal, that would mean he never went over to WCW, which means there wouldn’t be an NWO, which means WCW wouldn’t have gotten the boost it got to put it over the WWF/E, which wouldn’t have put Vince in the desperate situation that made him give Brett a massive contract, let alone let get out of it to go to WCW.

[@villainouschrisk]

I swear, it's like pulling teeth with Nash sometimes. When you give an answer, big man, Explain. These are not yes or no questions. We want the details. What was happening back stage? What was being said in the meetings? What was the plan? Who was involved? This is a Talk Show. Talk.

[@jerryvalentino1065]

Can I have the minutes of my life back from that hotel story?!? lol wtf he’s gotta be currently high.

[@patrickpitamber]

Bret Hart got screwed

[@bradybarclay5727]

Bret had creative control for his last 30 days and Vince broke that clause. Bret should be mad.

[@Glasschin2.0]

Trouble is because Bret punched Vince be couldn’t sue for damages. As Vince would have sued for assault. Bret was stupid for talking about it on cam just after.

[@shepcon7892]

Never had a problem with a rereleased video...wait what?

[@ZakkOsborne]

"Does Brett have a sense of humor?" Just watch some of the clips of him doing the shoot interviews in England.

[@johnjohnson7036]

Bret wouldn't even let Nash powerbomb him. You think Bret was going to listen to him to drop the title!

[@Glasschin2.0]

No Bret wouldn’t let Nash cover him and have Taker make the save. As it didn’t make sense going into Mania 12, with people thinking a Heel diesel was the legit champion.

[@AmericanCombatAssoc]

It was a WORK

[@jameshagan2832]

Wasnt raw the next night in Toronto? Why would he drop it in Toronto rather then Montreal. I think it was in Toronto anyway. Edit: it was in Ottawa so wrong city but same premise.

[@Glasschin2.0]

Bret didn’t get in the way of business he would have dropped the belt to Taker , Austin or Shamrock.

[@apostolostvable]

Vince was an idiot for not having Bret drop the belt to someone else before Survivor Series, knowing that the personal animosity between those two has reached a boiling point. Even legal documents showed that Bret offered to drop the belt to Austin willingly but not Shawn. Add to that Vince asking Bret to restructure the contract he had just signed less than a year before all this nonsense started. Ill also echo Cornette when he said "this was a heel program. A bunch of grown men acting like fucking children unable to do business.".

[@seanbrevoort9203]

Montreal was not brets hometown Calgary Alberta is

[@isaactalton1504]

you may not like it but I feel nash I ride with my brothers thick and thin

[@madtownangler]

They shouldn't have done it in Canada otherwise I think Bret would have been fine with it because he was a promoters son. I still wish he would not have left the WWF. I kinda stopped watching it because it got too sexually stupid. I was there to watch fake wrestling.

[@coryh3984]

Canada had little to do with it. A factor yes, but it was about how shawn said he wouldnt put Bret over

[@shadycnetwork]

Kid and Hall said they thought it was a work.

[@ironman2326]

I never had a problem watching Bret get screwed.

[@norcaloz]

for all you marks out there, it’s called a work.

[@justinc22443]

Either I have the worst case of Deja Vu or…Nash has definitely told that story before 😂

[@kevingleason6843]

Hes told it before

[@bluestars]

They recycle some clips sometimes by combining shorter ones into a longer one. I think that's what this is.

[@SpecterWSA]

But if Hart had creative control like he said in his contract then he had reason to say screw this

[@Devypocalypse]

I doubt it would have happened because I reckon it wouldn't have reached that point. If Nash and Hall were there Austin doesn't get KOTR and he would have had to play politics against the Kliq. Would DX have formed as it was, under that name? They only get that because Hart named them it, and does the whole America vs Canada thing happen? The whole chain of history is out the window as well know it if The Outsiders stayed.

[@Bretisstillaboss]

Bret was devastated after that. Eric Bischoff even admitted that Bret wasn’t the same when he arrived at WCW. If it hadn’t affected him deeply, he wouldn’t have dedicated such a significant portion of his memoir to it-it wasn’t just for show. Your perspective is your perspective, but seeing Bret after that one night, it was clear he wasn’t the same person. He wasn’t the Bret Hart that owned WrestleMania 13 anymore. There was a detachment in him, something you could see in his eyes for years afterward-and maybe even a little today. No amount of "keeping up a work" could justify that much emotional energy. Bret is far too honest not to acknowledge it now, and if there was ever a time to reveal the truth, it would have been in his memoir. To dismiss his trauma as unreal feels disrespectful. I have so much respect for Bret, but it’s hard to imagine anyone staying resentful, angry, and bitter for their entire life over just one night-unless that night truly left a deep wound.

[@ROCKNINJA777]

Bischoff didn't admit anything. He claimed Bret was to blame for not having any storylines

[@Bretisstillaboss]

@ you’re uninformed

[@Glasschin2.0]

If hall and Nash were there it probably wouldn’t have ever happened. As Vince would have never offered Bret that huge contract in the first place. WCW wouldn’t be winning in the ratings and Vince wouldn’t have made the bad decisions that led to the screw job. Also would Shawn have lost his smile and dropped the belt how he did. If Nash , kid and Hall were all still in WWF.

[@suddendepact9899]

I always wanted to know how Diesel would have fit in doing the attitude era

[@adampruitt9211]

And Razor Ramon too

[@bobnichols3233]

They would have been epic!

[@williewest2998]

Like a hand in glove

[@adampruitt9211]

@bobnichols3233 yeah I think Triple H could have kept Scott Hall in check better with his drinking and Drug addictions

[@bobnichols3233]

@ also when you think about it, Diesel and Razor were both characters that had to be turned from heel to face because the fans cheered them. A lot like Austin and Rock.

[@NunYabidness-e1j]

Montreal screw job was vince Bret was the second time Wendy Richter was the first time

[@DOHCtorJ]

Where's Kevin's eyebrows?

[@darthsebio1726]

I will never put you over..now put me over in Detroit..please🙄😂

[@lewisgriffin9684]

It wasn't Brett hometown, though, or just his home country. That'd be like you not wanting to boost a belt in the united states

[@selfiekroos1777]

Nash is either lying or senile His story about his reaction to screwjob changed He's already told the Bret weed story before

[@genericinternetmale14]

He had a worse screwjob back in the summer of '92

[@garethjones2210]

1: No ya can't have a 20yr deal,2: yes you have to go to WCW, 3: yes you have to drop your belt in your home town and 4: yes you have to drop it to grade A A-Hole (who acknowledged it himself) ... if I had creative control I wouldn't want to drop it to him there either! Could have put Taker in but they wanted to make him do what they said and eat sht ... I bet everyone was saying he should do business blah blah

[@Glasschin2.0]

What people always miss as well is that not only did Bret have creative control. He actually had completed his number of contracted matches. He didn’t even have to wrestle at SS if he didn’t want to.

[@silentmovieman]

Bret didn't leave for wcw the next night

[@brentw4975]

Sean QUIT PUSHING THE BS NARRATIVE HE CUD SHOW UP ON NITRO THE NEXT NIGHT. FACT IS WAS STILL UNDER WWE CONTRACT AND GOT A EXTENSION FRM BISCHOFF 2WORK NEXT WWE PPV

[@Cajunman1977-k3f]

No. It was the owners decision

[@Jay-ld1yp]

@6:10 independent contractor* lol

[@unclelloyd]

2:44 - Dense Oliver just can't get it through his head, and is still leaning on that bogus philosophy. Bogus in this particular case because the promoter GAVE BRET CREATIVE CONTROL in his contract. Whether frowned upon by wrestling tradition or not, Bret had the contractual right to refuse to do something he didn't want to do, per Vince's own guidelines.

[@Beer_Baron_]

I don’t have a problem with screw jobs.

[@bryanmack4054]

7:10 it was wrestling with shadows footage, not official wwf footage…geezus kev 🤦‍♂️ Also, as far as the footage of Bret using his finger to spell W C W in the air…that was after the live PPV feed stopped but the cameramen kept rolling (I don’t know the ins and outs of television production especially in the 90s)…but of course, Vince would use said footage to bury Bret in the years to come…why wouldn’t he?

[@Hightidelife]

I think only Bret and Vince know the truth. It's a shoot to everyone else but was an inside work. That's the only way Shawns ego at the time would have allowed it. They convinced everyone it was a shoot when it was a work. Shawn wanted the win against Bret or he was going to leave. Big Kev and Hall were ready for the kliq in WCW.

[@thestanmorris]

"No."

[@nicholaswoodall3840]

here's what i would of done i would of not had a title match at survivor series 1997 i would of had the main event as the hart foundation vs Dx and keep bret champion till wrestlemania 14 and have steve austin beat bret at wrestlemania 14

[@Glasschin2.0]

When Bret beat Nash it cut to Nash so that’s bs

[@brtang]

It's Obvious Kev gets WHY Brett didn't want to put over Sean, and Especially Where. And what's MOST obvious is that Vince Could have had Brett lose to anyone else AND Sean Cried and Cried Demanding it be Brett, AND Where it was, and Vince Betrayed Brett for his Boy Toy Sean ..... since he liked tapn dat ass .... LOL

[@DP-ij6po]

It was a work

[@darthsebio1726]

Stop the bs..Bret had one more month on the contract..it became his last night bc of the screwjob...

[@blmareterrorists]

But scott said he thinks it was a work

[@bryanmack4054]

Yeah, I’d totally trust the opinion of someone who wasn’t even there…and if it was a work, then Shawn, Vince, hhh and Bret deserve academy awards for their performance, including lying to friends and family

[@Axs_Nice_Hair]

Funniest thing was Bret's wife was right about all of it. She knew they were lying and told them to their faces. Balls of steel on the broad. Sean, I love ya, but you sound like a broken record with the whole "if the promoter wants the belt back, you give it back" You've been saying it for years. He would have dropped the belt to ANYONE but Sean Gladly.

[@turdferguson2839]

Bret screwed bret

[@mdubbya87]

Vince thought Bret would do what Flair did 5 years earlier and appear on the other company's show with the belt. Lets not forget Madusa threw the belt in the trash on Nitro a couple of years before. Bret should do what his boss asked him to do whether you agree with it or not.

[@MortGoldbergTalent]

Nash is so corny. A corny drama queen.

[@konasavage]

Im surprised ive never heard someone comment on how fast Michaels got out of the ring. Really good point.

[@chrisjones5668]

I always thought the Montreal "screw job" was a bit of a joke. Made me lose more respect for Bret than anyone else involved. He was leaving the company, and everyone was fine with that, and even was going to give him his final match in his hometown. The company said we need to keep the belt with our guy and not the guy that's leaving. It MAKES SENSE. Why would you have a guy quitting and going to a competitor keep the belt? It was just Brets ego and noncompliance that made that whole situation happen.

[@mr.x9566]

Bret was still under contract for a few weeks afterwards and was to relinquish the title on RAW the day after. He just didn't want to drop the title to Shawn and said he'd drop the title to anyone else (including The Brooklyn Brawler) in the lead up to the Survivor Series, which he didn't even have to wrestle at as Bret had already fulfilled his contracted dates for the year. Bret could have actually no-showed.

[@mdolinski4926]

I mean he wasn't leaving for like another few weeks. Plus he would have dropped to belt to literally ANYONE else just not the guy who told him he would never do the same for him.

[@mrjones422]

@@mr.x9566 If he no-showed that could have been the companies fear as well. It sounds like he wasn't going to relinquish the belt anyway. Plus it's not his call on who he loses to or how management moves story lines forward. Why risk your companies highest belt to be on a guy leaving the company to join your competitors company? I know Bret was screwed by Hogan not wanting to wrestle him years earlier, and thought the belt gave him more power than he actually had by refusing to wrestle people. Hogan did poison the company in that way, but you are literally there to work story lines. As talent that is leaving the company do your job, and relinquish the belt.

[@vincentprice9156]

Nash never fell in love with Pro Wrestling...Nobody treats the business the way he did with literally ZERO passion then claiming to love it.

[@SanDiegosGreatest]

Zero passion ? That’s a stretch , to work a schedule like Nash had , you have to had a passion for the business . Nash has put in more to this business than a lot of guys , prob your fav wrestlers included , from the Indianapolis meeting , to getting guys gauranteed money , hell ask the X division guys , and that’s just the tip of the ice berg

[@MoAlhulail]

No....he's the only one to realise that it's a "business" and never worked himself into a shoot

[@timthegem]

You're inventing something to rip on him for because he hurt your sweet fragile feelings by ripping on Punk or Trump.

[@vincentprice9156]

@@timthegem Who tf cares about Politics bruh..This is about important things like the stupid Finger Poke of Doom and the curtail call.

[@vincentprice9156]

@@MoAlhulail If wins and losses don't matter then why did all the Greats from Bret Hart, Shawn Micheals to Hogan ALL won the title and fought backstage for their Wins. but Wins don't matter right?

[@jimnoonan3174]

Why talk about it when you don’t know the details. There was plenty of time after survivor series to drop it. And it wasn’t losing in Canada it was Shawn being a disrespectful little prick.

[@oceandeep318]

exactly! And Bret has said it a thousand times. People still don't get it.

[@shawnsdr3406]

Brett Screwed Brett. Theres a shoot interview where scott hall said he went to bretts house and there was pictures and memorabilia in every room of Bretts.Scott called him a mark for himself😂 Brett is overated. He was boring on the small side and couldn't cut a promo.

[@user-10.10.]

They're all marks for themselves. Scott wouldn't use his finish unless he was booked to go over.

[@bluestang302]

yeah a picture of himself in one of his jackets above his bed. Hall - "woah. above your bed, bro? are you ribbing me?"

[@ROCKNINJA777]

​@@bluestang302Hall was a certified douchebag