Kevin Nash on Undertaker Checking Bret Hart
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- Kevin Nash tells a story about Undertaker getting frustrated with Bret "The Hitman" Hart's refusal to go along with a match finish.
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Never heard anyone talk bad about The Undertaker.... EVER!!!
Thats what makes the Undertaker the goat.
doug gilbert talked shit about him, said he used to drive him to shows and he saw him years later and he big timed him
@@GHMYahooka oh no way!! Do you know the year that happened? Was it around the time Doug made a Royal Rumble appearance? Think it was 95 RR. Thanks for the info. Very much appreciated!!🙂
@@GHMYahooka Gilbert struck me as a bitter crybaby in that shoot, like he thought Taker should run up and blow him and offer him a job simultaneously
I was not a huge Taker fan growing up, mainly because he scared me 😂 Now, I absolutely love him and feel bad for not liking him.
Yea Taker and Sting! Respect
Bret hart ,Hulk Hogan and Shawn micheals man if I had a nickel for every story I heard they refused to put someone over or drop the title i would be a filthy millionaire...
Devils advocating here: Hogan at least made the company shit loads of money. Bret and Shawn were top dog in wwf's worst years.
@@ZamboniZone So did Shawn Micheals ..
@Nadeem Abualteen But not as much as Hogan, is my point.
For good reason think about all the stories about dropping the title, sounds like the writers don't know what to do with the title an just have it jump around like hot potatoe
@@deiselnoe1 Your bugging you forget that hulk hogan took the title from Yokozuna literally with the same couple minutes after he won it that ppv. That wasn't the writers idea that was hogan's dumb ideas. And your forget Montréal screw job bret didn't wanna drop to it to Shawn at the ppv he wanted to come on Raw and relinquish the belt does that make sense. Or when Shawn didn't wanna drop the belt to stone cold and undertaker had to give him the you better drop it or else because he didn't think he was good enough the list goes on and on..
I love 'Taker! When he talks everyone listens
Taker is taker
Except if this story was true, Bret didn’t listen which makes Bret the true alpha. Nash and undertaker did what Bret wanted.
But this story isn’t true.
@@alabalaportocala8367 he was thinking of himself
Everyone except Bret
@@Drummer8282 well, bret was the locker room leader before he passed the reign to Mark when he left, so that makes sense
Nash is the most important wrestler of all time according to him.
Wait, what?! 😭
Took the odd finish though.
😂😂
Greatest booker too.
He was tho
Smart man avoiding the powerbomb from the Nash 😂😂😂
That’s the type of bullshit that led to the Montreal Screw Job. Brett’s ego was a problem.
@@derekjuarez9762 in that business if you don’t stand up for yourself you will be chewed up and spit out. They will steam roll you in a blink of an eye. Brett knows the business. He knew what was best for him and his family.
@@derekjuarez9762 remember when his brother died live on pay-per-view and they didn’t even stop the show? Didn’t announce that he died to anyone just rushed him out of there on a stretcher and onto the next match. That’s how much the WWF cares about their wrestlers. Oh that sucks. He got dropped on his head and now he’s paralyzed for life. Throw him in the bin. Take the next one off the shelf. It’s not a big deal.
Seriously. Backlund took it one time and said, never again.
@@derekjuarez9762pretty much
Bruh, Kev (as much as I love the guy) rolled with Shawn. That's why he didn't wanna do the finish. Nash, Shawn, and Hall were prime PrimaDonna's at the time and I can absolutely see where Bret would be coming from. And as someone else said Bret probably didn't trust Nash not to hurt him. Fact is, ultimately, this match, iirc, was the one where Nash admits it's his best match of his career because Bret carried him.
Not this match. The match you are talking about is Survivor Series 95. This was the In Your House before WM 12.
@@LeoWhalen1933 also Kevin was a lame duck. He knew he was heading to WCW by that point
@@LeoWhalen1933 ah, thanks for the insight. I mix those two up.
Bret is still one egotistical MF. Regardless of the fact that Nash rolled with Shawn. One thing doesn’t have to do with the other hence the reason Taker flipped on him. I’m
@@DREPR0787 everyone at that level is egotistical. You're just mad because Bret calls people out and continues to do so. Yeah he may complain a lot but he's rarely wrong. Ask anyone in the locker room besides the Kliq and see who was a bigger asshole Bret or Shawn
Mark was really a locker room leader
Shows how Taker was that guy in the locker room. Never hear a bad thing said about the guy & he truly LOVED wrestling & the business. I don’t think anyone could truly take over that role of head huncho of the locker room. Because some guys truly do need a reality check & need to be reminded that the company doesn’t revolve around one wrestler.
This story is lies
@@richardmyers7847 100%
Nash said "motherfucker not everything is about you" lol 😆 😂
Taker said that
@@joseg8498 Nash made it sound funny
WCW falling to pieces, Nash said, "My check never changed." Who is he to talk about selfishness? Tu quoque, I suppose
@@joseg8498how do you know? Did taker confirm it?
Big Show, then called The Giant took his finisher and Nash broke his neck. Called himself the Giant Killer for a while. Sounds like Brett was right not to trust him.
Bret wasn't 500 pounds, he wasn't going to drop Bret.
Very bad comparison. 😂
But nash didnt want to power bomb the giant because he had put on the extra weight it was Paul's idea for the power bomb finish
No you didn’t jus compare Nash power bombing a 500 pound big show to doing it to Bret hart 🤦🏾♂️😂😂
@@MrMcCoy987very bad 😂
bro jus casually droppin movies, shout out the algorithm for bringin me here
I've never believed a single thing that Kevin Nash or Hulk Hogan have ever said.
I do believe this story. Even Bret admitted he got depressed after putting Shawn over at WrestleMania, because he "wasn't going to be in the main event scene anymore". If he wasn't on top, Bret didn't wanted to do anything.
And y'all wonder why he got screwed over by Vince. He's the original CM Punk.
Literally he expected to be treated like a king while he is flipping to WCW like what 😂
CM Punk idolizes Bret.
Truth.
That's why I can't watch BH's interviews where he always feels sorry for
himself and acting like he was done so wrong and everyone should feel
for him.
Given how much we’ve all seen Bret carry on after his career, and listening to how everybody always says he took wrestling too serious, I 100% believe him lol.
I feel like Brett resented the entire era where wrestling entertainment became less about hard work and more about gimmicks.
Taker wasn't sticking up for Nash, he was sticking up for what he thought was best for business. I don't blame Bret for not wanting to loose against someone who was portrayed as Shawn Michaels' lacky on TV. Ric Flair said it best, Nash was lucky Shawn Michaels wanted him as his body guard on tv and Scott Hall was lucky to be present when Shawn Michaels worked a match against a ladder.
Nash was the finger point guy . Wtf is he talking about . Him and Hogan literally destroyed a company I'd say Bret made the right choice .
I think it’s funny Nash is always talking about Bret but complains Bret is the mark…
"Doesn't work for me brother" - Bret Hart
Undertaker barks you listen dudes a genius
Lmao, Bret and his family ate slept and breathed wrestling from the day they could walk. You obviously don’t have a clue about how many wrestlers they created. No one talked down to a Hart.
@@KkevrockK I know exactly what they did in the end where are they.broken down and depressed and takers taking in millions .nobody cares about respect anymore bud.its a shame wnat happened to the hart legacy .they got ate up and spit out
Bret always took himself too seriously and probably even thought that he actually beat all of his opponents for real.
The missing information is that Bret was world champion and just came out of the Rumble after eating a Tombstone and Diesel saving the title via pulling the ref out. Hart was protecting his credibility by not wanting to look weak by essentially being beat both ppvs before Mania.
I’m a big Bret Hart fan. I have some decently valuable Bret memorabilia and collectibles so yeah, my willingness to invest more money into Bret than most should indicate that I’m a big supporter of his. However, I cannot deny (based on all that was said about Bret over the years), it’s so hard to deny that Bret was his own biggest mark and he took himself too seriously. You still get that impression by listening to his interviews to this day. I mean, you can’t entirely blame him. The wrestling industry consisted of many top notch stars that were protective of their reputation and their place on the card. As much as Bret wants to talk crap about Hogan, in certain ways, the two weren’t very different.
I kind of understand this because I'm pretty sure I heard Nash and Hall say, Brett took paycuts not to loose, whereas they would take more money and loose.
Bret was in a conundrum. He was a very good legit technical wrestler, and could probably beat a good majority of his peers. Of course, I don’t think he was good enough for the real stuff like at MMA, to be anymore than average if even that.
He was play fighting, but he knew he was tougher than most guys. However, it was the drama of story lines that brought the audience over and over.
This is why I don't stand by Bret and never have. The stuff with Goldberg was overexaggerated, the stuff with Shawn was due to his ego, and the fact he kept WWF and WCW on hostage over being champion due to him thinking they owed him, no one owed him anything
I always thought the Goldberg situation was unfortunate but overblown, considering the history of the business. I think Bret thought he was the first guy to ever accidentally get hurt in the ring.
@MKD58 Media Bret just wanted another reason to complain and be a victim. That's all his career is based off of. He victimized himself over Wrestlemania, over losing the title in general, over helping others go over, over his brother's death, over the company telling him no, all of that. He wanted what he wanted and if anyone told him no and fought back he would make an ass out of himself to embarrass the company. But the fact he also made himself a victim after Owen's death is kind of messed up. It wasn't just his brother died and he was devastated, he straight up made his brother's death into a shoot
You clearly have no idea what you are talking about
Everything you just wrote is factually wrong
He’s got some mental ego bug that needed psycho therapy and long time ago all the top performers recognized the excellence of being a know it all 🎉
Nah...To Brett's credit..he is not the only one who complains about Goldberg and Shawn...so he wasn't wrong about them
FWIW, that jack knife was a pretty dangerous finish... nash had a tendency to not bring the head around enough before he'd drop you. You were taking a risk...
The fact Bret had to get that said to him puts Undertaker on a whole different level then the best there was blah blah blah
In India we loved Bret Hart Shawn Michaels Crush Tatanka macho Man Undertaker Hulk Hogan Razor Ramon. Actually Bret Hart and Macho Man promoted WWF in India. It was quite colorful i really enjoyed. I eventually stopped watching WWF after Bret Hart was not be found
This should be called Undertaker TRIED to check Bret.
It never happened
@@Ktown_323evidence?
This made me smile
This story was debunked by JR and Bruce Prichard.
Nash is making crap up to justify jumping to WCW for the money rather than just saying he went for the money - which is a perfectly acceptable reason to jump.
Let’s pretend this Nash story were true, then Bret had Undertaker pissed off at him and stood his ground - that makes Bret more of a badass than Nash or Taker as he didn’t care what they thought. He was the alpha in the room.
Bret Hart was the champion at the time. So, in actuality, it was all about Bret Hart. Nash is talking shit lol.
Bret was in the right. Bret's 3rd title run consisted of a roll-up win over Diesel and getting powerbombed to oblivion post-match, a roll-up win over Bulldog, two no-contests against Taker, and another tainted victory against Diesel. He looked weak heading into the match against Shawn. And when you're the world champ, heading into into one of one of the biggest title defenses in the company’s history, and are about to put over the next top babyface, sometimes it is all about you.
i loved Bob Backlund. as kid he was the first wrestler that was "my guy". i was a nerdy redhead young teen that loved amateur wrestling. so it was no shock I'd like someone like that.
then when Brett came in a singles wrestler i had the same instant liking of him. mainly because for me his technical wrestling combined with his speed and athleticism was something
i want used to. obviously, we all know what a storied and mount Rushmore level career he had. that's why why i found stories like this and the stories of him refusing to lose to Shawn
in Canada (leading to the screw job. which i still think should've been handled differently.) difficult to believe and accept. sadly, most of the stories were true. so do we fans ignore the behind the scenes drama when deciding who the best or favorite wrestlers are? and Brett, you know thesuper-kick is in Goldberg's limited arsenal. you knew it was coming. i don't see how you can fully blame Bill for your inability to take a super-kick at that stage of your career? get over it. love you Brett.
I love Bret, and he's right most of the time, but this time he took that power bomb afterward whether he liked it or not. No blame towards Kevin Nash.
" So I took that toxic energy over to WCW and broke Goldbergs streak. Made a dude take off his wrestling mask and I burried every jobber I could. " - Kevin Nash ( probably )
Xpac was there and confirms
Excellence of execution was not a sellout.
Bret was right though. The perception would be that he was a beaten man and if your suppose to be the champion going into Wrestle Mania then thats not a good look. This situation only works if Bret was a heel. Now if it was that big of a deal Vince would've changed the finish but he didnt because he agreed with Bret and not just because "Bret dosen't want to take the powerbomb"
I dont believe Nash at all
"Brett refuses to take my finish "...PAUSE!..😂😂😂..Woah!...😂😂😂
Shawn Micheal, Ric flair, Kevin Nash,Brett Hart and Jon Cena was the biggest babies.
bret hart is the biggest baby in wrestling
Bret never told undertaker said that to him nether undertaker ever given a interview where he disrespected bret i think nash just madeup some stories
Dont know if I would listen to the guy who booked himself to break Goldberg's win streak
Taker was the new guy too. Imagine a new guy today doing this to someone like taker
I wouldn’t trust much of what Kevin Nash has to say.
Bret is older than Taker and had more clout to speak on his he wants his character portrayed than Undertaker would. Bret made Bret. Vince made Taker and Diesel. There's a difference.
The more I hear these stories of Bret crying n being unreasonable to get his way , the more it sounds like Vince was scared of Bret. Several times Vince tiptoed around upsetting the great Bret hart and changed things so Bret got his way. I’ve never heard of Vince doing that with anyone else
A little context here. Nash is still bitter he didn’t get his Mania main event and Bam Bam did. Imagine being the first world champ up until that point to be told by Vince you bombed so hard at the box office you can’t work last at Mania 11. Maybe he should of gave HBK the same speech when he pouted at home for 13.
Undertaker the OG
Fans getting invested in his character? Really dude? He was being heavily push in the vignettes that you clearly didn't see...
He was an aristocrat, a mexican who wanted to show another side of the lucha libre style, not every luchador needs a mask, not every mexican is humble, he was a mexican opportunistic edge...
People talk about Bret Hart in this super sympathetic way because of his issues and obstacles, but let's not lie here. Bret Hart was just as bad as Hulk Hogan for trying to be perpetually held on a pedestal, and his tactic of constantly whining when the world didn’t deliver for him is just insufferable. He still runs around blaming Goldberg for his issues, even though he continued wrestling for weeks after the Starcade match. Even his heel turn in WWF was based around him grabbing a mic without approval and ranting against the fans for not cheering him the way he thought they should.
Granted, Nash and the Kliq always cast themselves as the good guys when they were clearly villains in real life, but it doesn't mean Bret Hart has more ground to stand on.
I guess Taker wanted to be the only one to never be beat n it pissed him off 😂
I wanna hear Kevin talk about the infamous finger poke incident
Very wise decision from the Hitman... nash is not a good enough of a wrestler to get a 2 count on Bret let alone win a match without any help.
Bret was always an egomaniac. Owen took it like a professional
I don't believe a damn thing Nash says.
Can’t blame ya
"Hey buddy! That doesn't work for me, guy!"
Nash, low-key trying his best to deflect the fact that, really, he thinks everything is about him
It's just as well. Brett would have made it the most boring powerbomb in history.
Bret is a mini Hogan
I have always love the undertaker
Kevin Nash is known by other wrestlers to have 0 skills in the ring, gotta have skills in the ring or your gonna hurt people. That is how other wrestlers felt about Kevin Nash.
It seems like the only mature one from every era before the one we’re in now is Taker.
Bret knew what he was doing, growing up I always felt like he could never be pinned, and now I see why. Thank you Bret hart❤
Don't blame Bret one bit for not wanting to look weak going into Mania vs Shawn. Otherwise, nobody would believe that old man Bret would be able to beat the much younger and faster HBK and wouldn't have bought the tickets.
There's a reason he was called the conscious of the wwe
I agree with Bret. Taking the powerbomb definetly makes it look like he has lost the match. He took the Undertakers Tombstone at the previous In Your House, taking Diesels finish, and suddenly Bret is a chump who doesn't deserve his championship. Not a good look for a face.
Yeah but there are other people. Bret isn't the entire show.
@@bane3991 Yes, there are three others in this situation. Bret took Undertaker's finish at In Your House, he's going to take Shawns at WrestleMania, and I agree that taking Diesels powerbomb as well would essentially kill him off as a credible champion.
Not nearly as bad or as selfish as typical a typical Hogan or Shawn Michaels power play.
Let's put the number of people Bret put over vs the number Bret didn't. And you see a clear pattern there.
Nash couldn't utter a single word against Bret in front of Steve Austin on his podcast though! Was only gushing over Bret!
Well the more people around the situation with Shawn and Bret it seems like Shawn was a cocky asshole yes, but Bret was the aging super star who refused to pass the torch to the next guy and he kinda deserved it
Nash seriously hurt people with his power bomb. No wonder Bret didn’t want to take it. I imagine a ton of guys didn’t. He dumped big show on his head doing that
Nash is mostly fluff when he tells a story. However, even if this story didn't happen, it would make sense for Bret to take the powerbomb seeing that Taker was going to interfere before the 3 count. It gives Bret/Nash another go-around in the future. As well as set up a Hart/Taker feud. On top of the Taker/Nash feud.
When were you checked Nash? Because I'm sure you have been at some point.
I only like this video because it's Taker.
Bret was, is and always will be a prima donna😂
How do they get away with that? Refusing to do a job. They know it's a work. Nothing about Brett looks strong. The knowledge he has such a wide array of moves and holds let you know he can always win. But not beat you.
You hear the stories of how Bret demanded privilege although the WWF hated his point of view. But then you see later on with what they did with HHH. Makes you think Bret's privilege wasn't at all too crazy.
Bret should've manned up and took it. Where would he be without guys like Diesel.
Bret and Goldberg were huge marks for themselves. Kind of ironic or symbolic that Goldberg kicked Bret out of wrestling.
Bret hart has forgotten more about wrestling than nash could ever imagine.
Nash's stories always sound like they're half true and he's keeping something out. Also there's no way Undertaker would have confronted Bret since he was significantly his junior, which is apparent coz Bret ultimately didn't take the powerbomb
undertaker is such a badass alpha.
Bret may be self centric in quite a few stories, but you can't take everything that Nash says. Afterall he is also a Kilq member.
I am kind of with Bret here. He was visually losing to Taker at Rumble then to Diesel here. He’s being booked as a champion ss a face who’s just lucky the other guys future opponent is bailing him out every time. How many times did this happen to Hogan? Austin? Cena?
Bret was the bigger star and way better in ring and on the mic. I don’t blame him for not wanting to put over someone who in his own world thinks he’s the best thing since sliced bread.
Diesel was over during this time Bret was already phasing out
Texas guys stand up
I've seen Bret get powerbombed a ton of times lol
Says the guy willing to take a fingerpoke as a finish. I guess they were both too extreme.
Plus Taker got to no sell EVERYONE from day 1. He wasnt one to talk
Yeah I'm not a huge fan of Kevin Nash I mean he blew off a house show I was supposed to see him in the Undertaker fight in a cage match so that always kind of pissed me off and I just feel like he just genuinely doesn't give a shit. But from the stuff that I've heard about Bret Hart I don't doubt this one bit because I feel like he does think the world revolves around him I think that's why him and Shawn Michaels clashed they had so much in common they were both cocky and thinking the world revolves around them
Saw that match he climbed out but didn't sell the ending he just walked away with all the drama of taker pulling Nash into smoking hell
I believe Bret took more than just 1 powerbomb from Nash right after winning the WWF championship at Survivor Series. So Bret doesn't have a problem taking a finisher. There's a good reason why he's refusing the finisher this time. Bret's 3rd championship, he really was made to look like a weak champion. He got beat real bad during the match at SS then got powerbombed right after winning the title then his title defense are ending with outside interference. What's the point of giving him the jack knife again?
It makes more and more sense to me why he got screwed...
The start of getting rid of Bret hart slowly. It’s almost like giving him the belt in general went to his head smh.
Bret had to watch the guys before him do that so he was watching his back
They had Diesel cost Taker the title at RR, when he had Bret beat, then they did the same in the cage match the next month, when Taker cost Diesel the title against Bret. Seems like Bret had a reason not to be happy about it. A month later he had to drop the belt to Shawn, before Shawn told him to gtfo of his ring
Nash is the goat
Bret "The Hitman" Mark
I think Bret was being stubborn and self-centered. He wanted everything to go HIS way in every single match.
Bret didn't want the powerbomb because you kinda have a history of hurting people.....