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Does anyone know the exact dates the Stone Cold and Bret Hart feud started and ended? I hear it was a fantastic feud and I'd love to watch it from the beginning to the end.
Austin/Hart at WM 14 would rule on so many levels. I've always envisioned that Austin would find himself getting trapped in the Sharpshooter again with blood pouring down his face but only this time he would escape.Can't tell you exactly when it began but Bret was still injured and Austin was taking shots at him in interviews which woudl later set both men for a match at Survivor Series 1996. The feud never ended though, the original plan was for Austin to face Hart at WM 14 and Austin would beat him for the WWF Title ending thus ending the fued but Monstreal Screwjob got in the way so the feud was left incomplete which is a shame since it was a great feud and it propelled Austin to the Main Event scene.
I'd go with this, pretty much explains it. Would have been good to have seen that though Austin/Hart WM14.Can't tell you exactly when it began but Bret was still injured and Austin was taking shots at him in interviews which woudl later set both men for a match at Survivor Series 1996. The feud never ended though, the original plan was for Austin to face Hart at WM 14 and Austin would beat him for the WWF Title ending thus ending the fued but Monstreal Screwjob got in the way so the feud was left incomplete which is a shame since it was a great feud and it propelled Austin to the Main Event scene.
I don't know about that. I'd always thought of it as being put on the backburner once Austin started going after Owen. But I don't think it ever ended.The Austin/Bret saga ran basicly to July of 97 and ended with the FLag match on RAW
The original plan for WrestleMania 14 was always Stone Cold Steve Austin and Shawn Michaels which is why Shawn Michaels was turned heel at SummerSlam 1997 as they already knew then that Bret Hart would most likely be leaving because he was unhappy with the way the company was going which was a direction that was perfect for Stone Cold Steve Austin and Shawn Michaels back then. The plan was to have Stone Cold Steve Austin as the top face and Shawn Michaels as the top heel to usher in the new era and for them to be the leader's of that generation but because Shawn Michaels was injured at The Royal Rumble they had to go with a slow build for The Rock to take the top heel spot.Can't tell you exactly when it began but Bret was still injured and Austin was taking shots at him in interviews which woudl later set both men for a match at Survivor Series 1996. The feud never ended though, the original plan was for Austin to face Hart at WM 14 and Austin would beat him for the WWF Title ending thus ending the fued but Monstreal Screwjob got in the way so the feud was left incomplete which is a shame since it was a great feud and it propelled Austin to the Main Event scene.