Bret pissed me off when he started whining & bitching. Owen I had a lot of respect for. Owen's only in ring problem was he botched some moves. Like when he botched the pile driver on SCSA.I haven't seen that match, but re-watching the AE now I am a much bigger fan of Owen over Bret. Even back than Bret was full of himself, and not that great on microphone.
So do you think Bret was right or wrong for not wanting to drop the title to HBK in Canada?I was and still am a massive Bret Hart mark so I back him every time I watch one of his matches, even Survivor Series '97 where I already know the ending!
Hart should have dropped the belt, as any champion should on their way out. What is often overlooked is he had creative control, just as Nash, Hogan, HHH, Michaels and more recently Austin have been slated for, not that I'm crediting McMahon et al for their decision.So do you think Bret was right or wrong for not wanting to drop the title to HBK in Canada?
whining & bitching??Bret pissed me off when he started whining & bitching. Owen I had a lot of respect for. Owen's only in ring problem was he botched some moves. Like when he botched the pile driver on SCSA.
I don't even give him credit for having creative control, he was still an unprofessional tool. He's seriously so high on himself being one of the all time greats in the locker room, so why couldn't he have just been the better man and did what was best for business?Hart should have dropped the belt, as any champion should on their way out. What is often overlooked is he had creative control, just as Nash, Hogan, HHH, Michaels and more recently Austin have been slated for, not that I'm crediting McMahon et al for their decision.
Ugh.So do you think Bret was right or wrong for not wanting to drop the title to HBK in Canada?
LOL, Good God.I don't even give him credit for having creative control, he was still an unprofessional tool. He's seriously so high on himself being one of the all time greats in the locker room, so why couldn't he have just been the better man and did what was best for business?
Anyway, Owen Hart all the way. If it was fated that one of the two had to die, Owen should have lived. Owen never lost sight of who he was doing this for, his family, not for himself or his own ego.
Shawn Michaels grew up, Bret never did.whining & bitching??
u have shawn michaels on your av/sig set for god sakes..
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So what's your point? Michaels never whined about not being champion. The angle with Bret's constant bitching about the company not caring how he was being treated & not being champion was pathetic, and to me he was bigger than that.whining & bitching??
u have shawn michaels on your av/sig set for god sakes..
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I also believe Hart should've dropped the belt. I know he wanted to leave on good terms, but Bret should've done the right thing so the "Montreal screwjob" never would've happened.Hart should have dropped the belt, as any champion should on their way out. What is often overlooked is he had creative control, just as Nash, Hogan, HHH, Michaels and more recently Austin have been slated for, not that I'm crediting McMahon et al for their decision.