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- Conrad Thompson runs 5 pro wrestling podcasts that have their own youtube pages.
This channel is a home to those podcasts with a shorter run like Dark Side of The Podcast
Starrcast is a professional wrestling fan convention promoted by Conrad Thompson usually the weekend of an AEW event.
This channel will also be a home to EXCLUSIVE content from those stage shows.
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Then Hogan cashed in the first MITB contract on Yokozuna. Didn't even need a briefcase to do it.
Lol
Lmao
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More like his “Being Hulk Hogan in the Bank”
@@dpistons149 ]p
I love hearing "WWF". Reminds me of the great old days.
Same. I'm always surprised to hear guys still saying wwe even tho their not with them anymore. Just call it wwf, vince isn't gonna fire you
Bret was a true pro that took care of his opponents.. I love he was considerate enough to do most of the physical work in the ring with Yoko knowing that he wouldn’t have much gas in the tank. Excellence of execution 😎
I love when people, especially other wrestlers, say that Bret took himself too seriously. Seems to that maybe they needed to take the business more seriously.
@Rj Boss More about the money then honor and respect for the business. Brock Lesnar is a big example of that. Brock could give two shits about the business and was all just about how much money Vince would give him
@@cheapskategamer8562 Brock still makes the business believable he doesn't do a bunch of spinning and flippy stuff that looks more like dancing than wrestling.
So damn true. Imagine if wrestling was full of people that take the business and themselves seriously. It's all d*ck sucking for top spots now and to get money... That's it.
Well, Bret's one of the few that has a small fortune, has never been in drug/drink rehab. and never been in trouble with the law. There's no dirty laundry from him that can be aired.
The ones who say he wasn't a draw or say he took it too seriously, well, where are they now?
Scott Hall, Jake the Snake, Honky Tonk Man et al.
Strong work ethics, no bullshit backstage politics, honest, integrity. You hear about all the awful stories, the wrestling business could use better human beings.
Bret was so good at working with big guys, Yoko, Taker, Sid, Diesel etc he was smaller by long way yet made it look so convincing in how he would have to beat them using a cat and mouse strategy, often focusing on a body part, moving around the ring, chipping away at them, just for them to catch him and he would sell it like he'd been shot before regrouping.
I couldn't disagree with you more. When I was a kid I could never buy little Bret beating the big guys, it looked ridiculous to me. Especially since in the early Royal Rumbles the big guys would throw Bret around without any effort.
@@christopherroberts7306 Most people couldn't disagree with you more. It was amazing how Bret made it believable that a smaller wrestler could beat a giant.
I loved that. Their match at WM 9 is much better than I remembered.
5'11 or 6'0 and 220-235 lbs isn't really small at all and bret was very strong and quick so it was actually very believable for him to hold his own against bigger opponents.
@@OeraliusTarth And he was almost always more skilled against the bigger guys.
Brett had a pretty good match with Razor Ramon who is not a giant but certainly big. Big and athletic. I just read the transcript and it brought it all back from when I viewed it. That was Razor Ramon's first match that was not a squash match or obliterating a jobber really. It was a title shot. And as the blog I read stated it was 18 minutes and the slow parts didn't last too long while there was some solid work and selling. They could have made a lot out of that imho. Scott was bigger but it was somewhat more believable than Brett against Giants. I could easily see them feuding for a long program.
I was certainly over Hulk Hogan being over for most of the things he did after WM6. I enjoyed re-watching WM4 recently and that was probably the only time it seemed like the guy he saved or upstaged was actually grateful. I think the look on Randy's face that night, when he wrestled four times to win the belt, seemed genuinely grateful. I didn't detect any of his usual paranoia about Miss Elizabeth. They all seemed like friends and were happy for each other. I think that moment and the buildup to it was what made me enough of a wrestling fan to purchase several WWF and NWA / WCE pay per views over the next several years.
I remember being in the audience of WrestleMania 10 when Yoko was about to Banzai drop Bret. I was shouting, "No, not that! Anything but.. "and that was when Yoko lost his balance. For me, I got into WWE wrestling because of Bret. He had this genuineness about him, his matches were engaging, and he didn't need to be huge in size to convince me. I've met Bret personally many times from 1994-2022. The first time I met him, he proved to be a warm, sincere person and still does. I never felt uncomfortable around him. I can see why Bret was good at working with others--he wasn't full of himself and his sincerity gave him a professional work ethic. Thanks very much for this upload!
Bret was the hardest working wrestler of the early-mid nineties. When Hogan showed up to win the belt from Yokozuna, he was the least hard working guy in the business. At that time, he never fought house shows. He only showed up at main events, and cut promos.
I'd say, Bret Hart is one the realest
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VM was a master of divide&conquer. If all the wrestlers had shared notes, they’d all see the lies VM had made them all. Instead, Kliq aside, the wrestlers rarely had any bargaining power and even when they thought they did, they believed lies, became complacent, and got ripped off.
This man should be given his roses everywhere he goes
I really liked the match between Bret Hart and Yokozuna at Wrestlemania IX. Bret himself wrote that they shortened it due to Yoko being gased out. But still up until that point it's a good match. Certainly one of the first times that a "small" wrestler was about to beat an oversized monster in WWF. Before that only the big guys (Hogan, Warrior, André, Savage to a degree) could defeat the monster heals. Plus until that point Yoko was rarely put down to the ground. So when Hart took him down to the mat that was something.
6 to 7 years as champion in the 90's sounds like a threat. Especially if they are doing weekly TV
No HBK, Austin, Rock, Foley reigns that made them... I like Bret but that would of sucked. 93-01 had some great champions and feuds so I am happy that the only place that was actually reality is in Brets head
@@MrGeo-EmitFodrol No, I'm sure it isn't in Bret's head. Vince told Kevin Nash that Diesel would be champ for 3 or 4 years...
@@msoileau83 But for a short time Vince saw Nash as his Hogan replacement. Bret was only ever a stand in.
The Hitman is really the one to follow Hogan as WWF's Babyface. I remember being a young teenager when the Hitman started getting popular as a singles wrestler. The Hart foundation was always a good tag team that was over as heels or faces. The Hitman was cool,calm and collected and was one of the 90's ultimate good guys and he was a great wrestler. He was much more human than the ultimate warrior who was exciting in his own right but never became as relatable as the Bret Hart.
"Terry Garvin and those guys." Oh we know, Hitman.
What a worker. Never got the credit I felt he deserved
the company never really got behind him the way did other wrestlers like shawn and diesel. He should have wrestled savage at wrestlemania 9.
He gives himself all the credit a man could ever want
@@SuCKeRPunCH187 Yes I agree. That would have been awesome to watch. The Macho Man versus The Hitman. Ah,what could have been. It's a shame the way things turned out for the Wrestlemania 9 main event (with Hogan's ego runnin' wild yet again).
@@guitarguru.3572 Good. Why shouldn't he. Fucking Shawn does.
@@msoileau83 I can’t stand him either
Got to be honest...at the time I cheered like crazy at the Hogan win. It was a few days later when reality sank in that I hated it. I wanted Bret back as champion.
Only a dork would ever cheer for Hoax Hogan, he was the biggest garbage pail in wrestling
@@miked9112 Cool story
Love the Hitman, favourite of all time and the best wrestler to watch, someone who cared about the business and the fans.
What an awful and ridiculous ending to WM9, hated it when I first saw it and still hate it now. Bret is a Legend
The booking for WM9 all around was a mistake. It would have been fine to have Bret lose to Yoko, then keep the feud going til Summerslam and have him win it back, but the Hogan thing killed it and the rest of the card was nothing but heels going over. Can’t program an audience to expect the good guys to win on PPV then go the complete opposite direction in one night lol. For anyone who thinks Bret wasn’t a draw, you’re only considering the U.S. market. Bret was the first true international draw WWF had as champion. Him and Bulldog sold out Wembley in front of 90,000 people for an IC title match. Wrestling was dead in the U.S. from 91-96, didnt matter who was champ. Hogan, Macho Flair, Bret, Shawn, Diesel, Yoko - they all got big runs with the title during this era and numbers kept getting worse and worse. The talent was fine, the business model was not. Fans were ready for edgier content long before 97/98, and that’s reflected in the popular movies, music and television of the time. Grunge and shock rock, Tarantino movies, NYPD Blue, Jerry Springer, Beavis and Butthead - the teenage to college demo was already being fed edgy adult content early in the 90s and it took wrestling half a decade to catch up.
I think it would have been great if he lost the belt to Owen.
Glad Bret always speaks the truth, someone needed to step up and speak out, your was and will be one of my favorites
i find it hard to believe that vince would tell anyone they were going to be champion for 7 years tho unless it was a joke.
Even back in the day, I thought that putting the belt on Hogan was a step backwards. Bret nor Shaun really had anyone pass the torch, they also didn’t have any credible heels. Hogan benefited from having the best from the territories to work with, in Brett’s first run, most of these guys had gone. People that had potential as heels were made faces, like Razor and Nash. Yoko put too much weight on. Lex was worse on the mic than Bret or Shaun and definitely wasn’t up to scratch in the ring. Vince needed to build stars and it took a long time to do that, I think unfortunately Bret and Shaun were used mainly to help build them.
@n_the_illest yeah the quality of the in ring wrestling actually went up from the Hogan era, difference is they had no stars. Ted Dibiase was so good at working the crowd he had people cheering Virgil like he was a mega star, they needed heels like that. You can be the best in the world, but if you have no one credible to face, then then you will struggle.
Nobody really did. Look even at Diesel. He didn’t win the belt from Bret on a major show or PPV. Bret lost to Backlund in a screw job finish and then Backlund lost it to Diesel shortly after in a short squash match on the MSG house show. Shawn had the passage in a sense because he beat Bret at WM the business just wasn’t performing at its peak to have it seen as the torch passing even though it was in a sense.
I've always liked how Bret respected and liked Yoko. A lot of fans rag on him but quite a few insiders seem to respect him and the general consensus is if he didn't like eating Turkey twizzlers en masse he would have gone even further in the business. As it was, Yoko is one of my favourite Hogan / New Generation big guys and I'll always remember fondly his matches with Bret. I also appreciate that Bret didn't feel negative about making a bigger guy look strong.
Yoko was a guy that you can tell they struggled to keep heel. People loved him because he was a monster. Since they tried so hard all the racist tropes to keep him heel. It still failed as by the time they stopped with all that bullshit you can really tell how much the fans loved him.
He could barely move and his matches were boring
@@booknooky9436 Except all of the wrestlers talk about him being really quick in ring. I think they have a unique perspective.
I see his matches with Bret as great fun and I liked his matches with Taker too. But to each their own!
@@booknooky9436 in his earlier matches for his size, weight and build he was fast... its something people do not take note of...
@@jasondiend4248 your wrong buddy
Bret was a stand up guy in an upside down business
A real jam up guy, if you will.
Legit
Your opinion in an upside world
I wish I had the money for ad free shows because it seems like alot of great content is on there. I really want to hear Eric fires back and the round table sesh
That was awesome. Thank You.
Bret hit nail on the head . Business was little lower compared to Golden era . but it was due to steiord scandal's but WWE was still selling our
WWE was still selling out
Bret Hart is the GOAT 🐐
I kind of liked Owen Hart. Just a little bit more. He was really funny on the mic. RIP
What gonna do brother when I cash this briefcase
Forever will be THE BEST THERE IS, THE BEST THERE WAS, THE BEST THERE EVER WILL BE!!!
Bret is staying what i was saying .business dipped a bit due steroid scandals but it was still very profitable
Bret still seems hung up on some of these injustices perpetrated towards him, which I don't think is entirely healthy considering the amount of time ago they happened. It's also a bit disproportionate - he still hates Goldberg for that kick to his head, but forgave Vince for the Montreal Screwjob and making Owen take the gimmick that ended up killing him.
Bret lost to Yoko so Bulk Rogaine could get his slimy paws on that damn belt. There hasn’t been a wrestler that has been more betrayed than Bret.
Lol Bret has gotten played by Vince alot right?
I could listen to Bret ALL DAY about wrestling even stories about Owen, Bulldog, Anvil, his title wins, even when ribbing about wcw and clowns like Hogan. He is just good fun to listen too.
Those were cool stories about Yoko -
It's interesting when Bret describes his techniques when working with Yoko, doing all the running and running into him and letting him be mostly stationary to preserve his gas-tank. Bret said the same thing about how Andre like guys to work with him. Mauling him, doing all the running and offence and just selling the hell out of the head-butt and hip-toss. It's also very wise like he said. You don't want a completely gassed Yoko coming down with his giant thigh onto your head on the leg-drop or a gassed Andre getting too close with the piano-elbow. If they're even slightly off with their 500+lbs they could seriously destroy you.
There they go
Hulk didnt draw well from Mania to King of The Ring? I remember him making one tv appearance in three months? How many house shows did he wrestle that time?
I was at one of his last house shows back then in columbus right after the KOTR. HUGE pop. There was a match or two where people were chanting for Hogan nonstop.
Bret “the hitman” Hart
Was the great to watch growing up in the late 80s and throughout the 90s
Great storylines and never forget wrestlemainia 10.
That match to open the show v Owen Heart (RIP) and the match to win his 2nd WWF heavyweight title. Capped off a great 12 months from the previous wrestlemania when he lost to Yokozuna.
Thanks for all the memories Bret HART
I was actually there in msg.. I was 10
@@jonsnipe5484 so lucky bro. I just watched on telly from the uk
These are great conversations, but the fact they must hold microphones the entire time reallt seems to tighten people up. A small clip microphone wld allow people to relax and just have a conversation without worrying with the mic.
Overall he was champion for several years.
I love the hit man. But I call bullshit on Vince telling him we’ll keep the belt on you for 6-7 years........ never. He said after hogans mid 80’s run it was 3 or 4 years straight as champion. Vince said that’s the last time. 6 -7 years Bret come on man. Maybe 6-7 years run as on and off champ. Never straight through. Nobody would have stuck around.
Yes he probably meant that.. like on and off champion. No one is champion for that long straight, that's no logical
You’re literally witnessing a human being be in a constant woe is me mindset for the rest of his miserable life..
Kevin Nash has said before that when he won the title Vince said he’d be champion for three years. From what it sounds like Vince is a bit hyperbolic with his promises to people, so I’d believe it if he told Bret that too
I believe him. But Vince says things and things do change. It’s a business.
holding the belt for 6....7 years? WTF? No way vince told him that
I'm sure he didn't mean being champion continuously but being champion or being in contention for it in that time period!
I think he meant continuously. That’s why he mentioned Bruno. Vince promises things and then plans change, happened to a lot of guys according to these interviews
Cop: hogan you going well over thr speed limit iam writing you a ticket. Hogan:that dont work for me brother.here how it goes i leg drop you and you rip up that ticket. Cop:your the boss
Ppl always attribute the early 90s slump to the steroids and sex scandals but I’ve always wondered if it had to do with Vince coming out and admitting publicly that it’s all predetermined in 1989. How many fans said themselves “Well of its fake why am I gonna watch this anymore?”
Wasn’t the slump in 1995?
1994-1995 was the worst years in wrestling
@@derekazyan9942 Wanna know why? I got 3 words for you.. IN YOUR HOUSE. Could not stand that PPV. 5 matches of bullshit.
@@derekazyan9942 no it's not! 2008 - 2021 is the worst time for wrestling. It's called the dead era.
Only the biggest of retards didn't know it was predetermined long before 1989.
Hogan winning the title at Wrestlemania 9 was a step backwards for the WWF. Either Bret had to win to solidify as your top guy or have Yoko win to solidify your next monster heel. Hogan sabotaged them both. Luckily, Yoko did beat Hogan at King of the Ring so at least he got that rub. Then eventually Bret won the title back from Yoko at Wrestlemania 10 to become the leader of the new generation.
That pop at the end of WrestleMania IX was legendary. The whole show was sub-par, at best. It was the right call.
Is that Sean Mooney interviewing
yes
When you weigh 500 lb, every step you take is like carrying two fully grown men on your shoulders. No person of that size has ANY "stamina" whatsoever. It's not physically possible. If you look a marathon runners by comparison (people who have stamina to the maximum) they are just skin and bones. There isn't an ounce of fat (dead weight) on them. You can't afford to carry any dead weight if you're going to carry it for a long time.
i like Bret but I genuinely think Vince must have told Bret he would be champion for 7 years as a joke or something like this because that would be the dumbest thing ever to say to an employee.
Jim Ross : by gawd he cashing in 💸 in bank
Bret is slowly morphing into Stu. Just needs to start stammering when he talks.
Remember the guy had a stroke and had health problems
`The little bastard Owen got me...
As much as i like hogan. He was pretty greedy. In WCW too. RiP Yokozuna Rodney
Name a top draw that wasn't. Especially who drew money like
Hogan.
@@cojack636 Rocky.
@@ilrosso8612 Balboa?
Why isn't Bret on camera?
Why would Hogan return the "favor". What did Bret do for Hogan exactly? I know Hogan padded Brets checks for the 10 prior years just being on the same card but what did Bret do for Hogan again?
Erm, didn't you listen to the part about the circumstances as to why Hart gave the title to Hulk? A) Helped keep a solid undercard moving for starters. B) Didn't coast on Hogan's coat tails like Hulks mate Brutus Beefcake who generally had shoddy, average, matches. C) Eventually became a leader in the locker room leaving Hulk to do his own fancy schmoozing with Vince bullshit.
the BEST!!!!
Bret did get his six years almost
Hitman was a great wrestler , better than Hulk Hogan ever was. But Hogan was way more charismatic , and that's what puts buts in seats. Hogan was the best entertainer the "sport" had ever seen. Brett simply couldn't draw the fans Hogan could.
I agree but in 97 Bret was insanely good on the mic 🤷♂️
if we're being honest then Hogan drew children and maybe young adults in the 80s but once you grew older than 12 he became an incredibly dull gimmick and was unwatchable. If it wasn't for Vince McMahon's cartoon era Hogan would have been a footnote in wrestling
Marti Frey you are right. I t9about what you said and I agree 100 percent. I thought he was boring , predictable and full of crap
The trash they call "sports entertainment" today is the result of none of the wrestlers taking it seriously.
Imagine if Bret really held the championship from 93 to 01... I like Bret but that would of been terrible. I am not a fan of the weekly title change booking of the attitude era but think of all the stars that would of suffered from that long run. HBK, Austin, Rock, Foley etc... all gone. Fuck that lol. I saw Bret as a champion but not one that needed the title for a year, hell he's better chasing anyway.
My thought is he meant on and off for that long. Not champ the whole time.
5:25 - R.I.P Tom Cole, who sadly comitted suicide after what had happened.
Hogan won the title for no reason. He lost it not long after.
BRET THE HITMAN HART#1
YOKOZUNA#1
#1 fart
All Brets title runs were just transitional runs if you look at them in hindsight it was either give it to him so he can give it to someone else or it was just put it on Bret for now while we regroup and decide who we really want as champion
1994 wasnt
What about his first title win from Flair in 1992?
I don't know what the point of his 4th one day title reign!
@@candr61 to further the feud between him and Austin.
I know it will never happen but I'd love to see prime Bret vs prime AJ Styles
Bret would kick his you know what
Bret is the most amazing perfect person in the world. Don't believe me? Ask Bret, he'll tell ya!
😂😂😂true
Come on Bret, you told hogan to go in there, but 7 years, taker would've taken the belt off you at a wrestlemania
You do know wrestling isn't real, right ?
lol Bret thinking he was going to have the strap for 6 years.
Being Yoko must’ve been tough. If you lose weight you don’t have a career. If you gain more weight you’re even more of a freak to McMahon and pushed harder. And if you go too over on the scale you’re fired.
Bret is wrestling
Hulk Hogan admits it was his idea to Vince McMahon to win the WWF Title right after Yokozuna beat Bret Hart at WrestleMania IX. The plan was to originally have Yokozuna have a long term run as Champion after WrestleMania IX, that plan changed the weekend of the show. Bruce Pritchard revealed after WrestleMania IX they had a European Tour coming up, & Hogan was planning to leave Wrestling after King Of The Ring 1993 (where he dropped the title back to Yokozuna), so WWF used that tour to promote it as Hulk Hogan's farewell tour, & felt it was best to have Hulk Hogan tour Europe with them as the Champion.
I'm afraid Bret has his facts mixed up here a little bit. Hogan was never in talks with WCW during that time. Hogan knew he wasn't gonna be around long after WrestleMania IX. Hulk Hogan was planning to focus on Movies & Acting after WWF King Of The Ring 1993. Hogan didn't have talks with WCW till 1994, where he ultimately signed with them. I do believe Bret Hart saying Hogan lied to him when he told him "I'll be happy to return the favour to you". Kinda hard for Hogan to "return the favour" to Bret when he knows he's not sticking around after King Of The Ring 1993! lol
Pritchard is full of crap a lot of the time though and even Conrad called him out on the fact that Hogan never even went on the European tour and Pritchard stuttered a little bit then got offended that he was caught out on his sh*t talking lol
@@acidmack1041 He actually did if you knew what you were talking about
@K Bruce had already said it was a bad decision.
@@acidmack1041 Yeah that's probably my only problem with Bruce. Dude is almost unapologetic for the shit decisions WWE made, and will defend most of them vehemently. I think it just makes him come off like Vince's/WWE's personal ass kisser and suck up.
Hogan should have had a feud with Bret when he first arrived in WCW. Bret joining NWO was dumb. I think most of Brets bitterness stems from Hogan keeping him on the sidelines in WCW.
All that prick Hogan had to do was come out, and rescue Hart in the same manner he did Savage at WM IV. Then have a feud with Hart or a well looked after Luger/Yokozuna at the next years SS, SVS, RR, or WM and win back his precious title. Just a prize Noddy grabber, it's a shame Vince was a bit guilty of trying to capture the old magic that one last time.
It was Lame af
At least HHH didn't go over
So much excuse for not drawing a crowd outside of Canada.
They went back to hulk because your reign failed to make money, they were starved of emotion.
No fan coupe believe Brett was supposed to be the biggest and best that the world had to offer!
Bret was a bit rough there
Champion for 7 years straight....get real Bret
I do not know why everybody think Hulk Hogan held the belt so long he won the belt and 1984 he lost the belt 1987 he won it back in 1989 then the biggest lost came to the great ultimate warrior
Truthfully, and especially if Yokozuna had lived, Yokozuna should have had the belt kept on him and he should have been pushed as the American Hero representing the 442nd Brigade of Honolulu, Hawaii : The "Grand Champion" (Yokozuna) most decorated unit of WWII whilst being the most persecuted! Lex Luger "The Narcissist" was the embodiment of the villain of WWII in the blonde haired blue eyed Aryan model of Nazism! And now maybe some of you see how rural America and Donald Trump happens to be a thing! Nevertheless, The Tribal Chief REIGNS as the undisputed WWE / Universal Champion for over 2 years as we head into Day One of 2023! Happy New Year! USO! USA! 442! Bonzai!!!
Hogan is no wrestler, he was just a character
I have seen him execute wrestling moves, rarely to be sure, I saw him roll someone up and pin them in a small package. I want to say that it was Sgt Slaughter. I was like wait, what? Did Hulk Hogan just actually wrestle? I hear that he spent some time in Japan after dropping the belt to The Ultimate Warrior and had some crazy matches with Stan Hansen. I have never seen footage and I doubt there was much wrestling it probably looked a lot like a real fight though.
I dont buy that Vince told Bret he'd have a Bruno Samartino reign lol
Kevin Nash said he was told the same when he got the belt.
"Attendance took a drop, which had NOTHING TO DO WITH ME!" 🤦♂️
If there is a finer example of why you should never meet your childhood heroes than Bret, I haven't seen it. On a lighter note, I think Yoko is the first and only person Bret hasn't sh*t on... yet.
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The only time I was a fan of Brett was the Hart Foundation run with The Anvil. He just didn't do it as THE guy for me.
@@cojack636 Absolutely. The Hart Foundation were such an excellent tag team. Bret is a master in the ring, for sure, but without the kind of stories that were being told when they were feuding with Strike Force or Demolition, he didn't have the pull.
Bret was too much of an egomaniac to put Yoko over clean....
When i saw Hogan run in and bit Yoko for the belt again it was one of the biggest slaps in the face to all the fans of the new generation! I turned off and didnt tune in again for a long time.
Glad they realised and put the belt back on HITMAN but WM9 was a massive mistake!
it was a year later when they put the belt back on him and they didn't really have many choices
Can Bret not stop whining, Bret-Bret-Bret that all he talks about. He was not that good look at the buy rates and attendance when he was champion.
You're comprehension skills are not so good.
Still had better buy rates then your buddy shawn 😂😂😂
Wait. Ringboys were getting molested? Wtf!
What?! Vince told his workers lies?! But they are all family, aren't they?! (ATTENTION: SARCASM!)
This guy thought when Vince GAVE him the belt it was for life. Going to WCW was dumb AF...He had Hogan, Flair, Goldberg, Nash, Piper etc...who were all bigger stars ahead of him.
KEVIN NASH A BIGGER STAR THAN HART 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@murrlandmac6340 who was bigger in 97/98 NWO or Hart. At that time Nash was absolutely bigger.
@@elijahpaul9582 Bret in 97 saved WWF. He had a great feud with Micheals and helped elevate Austin before he left and created tons of buzz.
Shouldn't have left the wwf......are you for real. He was forced out....after having his character and reputation ruined
He had 2 ppv defences before he lost the belt and he moaning about losing the belt too early. Big baby.
Oh great, another interview where Bret is whining again. Awesome.
Bret hart always acts like a victim an gives bullshit comments about wrestlers. He thinks he was untouchable and wrestling was going more towards the edger programming and let’s face it hart wasn’t an attitude era mainstay. Sounds like sour grapes to me
Can you imagine if Bret Hart kept the belt, for example from 1992 to 1999 ?? I assure you that WWE will declare bankruptcy because of him, especially since they were at war against WCW and The NWO , and wrestlers like Rock or Steve Austin may not appear. So for all You Hulk Hogan Haters be grateful that plans changed and say thank you to Hogan for giving the belt to Yokozuna instead of watching Bret Hart's wish come true which is to keep the WWE world belt for 7 years.
Bret gave memorable matches. E.g. WM8. Compare to HH matches: routine, lame and boring.
At least HBK made his Hogan match interesting with his Mr. Perfect selling in that match.
@@cousinjimmy2638 100 true% what A matchhh
@@cousinjimmy2638 True true and true!
Hogan vs. Andre, Hogan vs Savage and Hogan vsa. Warrior were far more memorable than any Bret match. Also, if you want to talk routine, the phrase "Five moves of doom" was coined from Bret's matches because he did the same routine every match.
@@cousinjimmy2638 Hogan vs. Warrior at Wrestlemania 6 was better. So, you are wrong.
Bret “Bitter” Hart
You would be bitter too if you had the same thing done to you.
Bret also cheated on his wife throughout their whole marriage so it’s tough to feel too much sympathy for him or want to kiss his ass like you seem to do
Can we ever see a Bret Hart interview where he isnt whining or playing the victim all the time?
I would be disappointed if he did not whine, it is a part of who he is... and his not playing victim, he was victim to some degree, but his mostly a Canadian Hero, Wrestling Legend and Technical Wrestling Genius... and considering all that let him whine, he at least earned the right to... at least his straight whining at us, rather than covering up
Guy is an absolute cry baby.....some of his griping is justified but he is a negative, bitter guy
Blunt truth sucks to hear to you, huh?
@@StanStacks no one here is saying that its not true. It probably is. Point is, all Bret does is whine. Plays the victim card. Aways crying about this that or the other
Maybe just maybe the reason why McMahon decided to take the title off Bret and put it back on Hogan was due to the fact that Bret wasn't that big of a draw as champion
And neither was Hogan anymore, which is precisely why the put the belt back on Bret at King of the Ring. Did you even watch the video, or are you just another one of these dicks who decides to comment on Bret Hart videos with negativity?
@@iTubeYourDadsMinge Yokozuna took the belt back at KOTR while Bret was in the tournament.. I was stating that Bret wasn't much a draw as champion and that's why they tried the Hogan experiment again and the reason why the shows weren't drawing was the fact that Hogan was doing tours in Japan.. Bret was never a big draw as champion.. Get your facts straight before calling someone a dick
@@kingofkings69ner big draw do you fan count where is your data coming???
Do you guys think Bret's career would seem a bit more mythical and legendary if he would stop painting literally everyone else like villains and himself like the hero? He complains A LOT. He seems like a good dude, but he's very self-absorbed and entitled. He seems to think pro-wrestling owed him.
No. He is a brutally honest guy and one of the hardest workers of all-time.
Nah he’s only been wrong a few times in what he’s saying since shoots were a thing. Hogan was great like he admits, but he was 2 faced in real life.
TL;DR - he's bitter
Bret Hart is the biggest cry baby in the history of wrestling!!
Well he did get screwed over a lot for a guy who was a “fighting” champion and broke his back for the company. WCW misused him but they didn’t really owe him anything. They were the ones who got hurt by not using him probably and paying him 2.5 million a year.
@@derekazyan9942 I disagree that he got screwed. He had multiple runs with the belt. He was a main event guy for a long time. They needed him to lose on the way out. Absolutely everyone does it. Someone put him over. It wasn't his belt. I respect your opinion but I definitely disagree.
@@alb2229 He had creative control in his contract! He was told how the match would end at they changed it without him knowing. That's him being screwed. Regardless of what you think of him he was the best technical wrestler in the company for 4/5 years. His story never changes. Not once. He gets a lot of bad press because the bloke speaks his mind. But he was screwed 100% yes.
1997 he gets screwed
He then goes on to lose his brother in a tragic accident which was the fault of the WWF/WWE ,his parents die, he has a stroke, his brother in law dies (WCW started that spiral with the dodgy ring which caused Daveys injury), his marriage breaks down, he is diagnosed with cancer. And people wonder why he's a bit bitter??
@@richardarmstrong6513 reasonable creative control. It's not reasonable to go to WCW as a champ that didn't lose the title. I never said he was lying. I believe his story. They didn't screw him though. It's been proven time and time again that being the greatest technical wrestler does not make you the biggest draw. That's how success is measured. Burts in seats. He didn't do that very well. He had nothing to complain about. He was treated more than fair and made a lot of money.
@@alb2229 he didn't do very well? He did better than both Shawn and Nash(Diesel) and Yoko in the mid 90s. That's a fact. And yes reasonable, he was dropping it the next night. He literally carried the company during his first run through a steroid and sex scandel
Yeah well Bret Hart sucked on the mic and had a horrible personality. Hogan was simply more valuable. Why is that so hard for him to accept? It's a business.
Hogan gettin errything on silver platter but refused to put over Bret