What star rating would you give Vince vs Bret? Let us know in the comments below!

@everythingmainecooncat4938

4 ай бұрын

I remember being pretty disappointed being a huge Bret fan. But this interview really puts it into context and I don't think you can give it a star rating or anything.

@OrionOodama

4 ай бұрын

"Not applicable (N/A)." The fact Bret was able or allowed to perform after the stroke and moreso at the expense of "who started it all" VinnieMac is a redeeming thing for the Hitman. Or paraphrasing a Michael Jordan quote: Bret has scratched that whatever "itch" he left in the ring. To heck with a classic/five star match! Hitman did perform while keeping Lloyds of London at bay.

@shoeplayisbad1

3 ай бұрын

One

@alwilson3204

3 ай бұрын

@@everythingmainecooncat4938 I assumed McMahon was somehow padded up, yet the brutality of the match was so outrageous that I never saw anything like it in 50 years watching all kind of wrestling shows. While understanding Bret's satisfaction, to me, it didn't do a lot to put him in a very good light with fans as it went on and on with what seemed like 20-some powerful chair shots.

@OikPoinFive

3 ай бұрын

I was always confused from 1995 to 2005 when I heard Mr Perfect had "Loyds of London"! Thought it was located in London! That company. He had loads of Loids of London for his loins' injury hee hee.

"Bret is bitter" You're damn right he is and he has every reason to be

@t.bjammer6236

3 күн бұрын

After the fact that Goldberg almost butchered The Undertaker, Bill doesn’t get nearly enough flak.

The amount of Goldberg marks in this chat is astounding. Every wrestler agrees with Bret, Bret is just more passionate about it because his career effectively was ended. Imagine losing your entire livelihood because someone who had a reputation for being reckless was reckless with you and hurt you.

@__-wm9lu

4 ай бұрын

He did like 6 matches after the Goldberg one.

@realbammargera

4 ай бұрын

​@@__-wm9luu cant argue with smarks bro

@mikeg2491

4 ай бұрын

@@__-wm9luPeople need to watch the Stevie Richard’s breakdown of the match, he suspects it wasn’t even the super kick but a blow to Bret’s head knocking himself into the turnbuckle that really messed him up. Ironically the same thing Goldberg did to himself years later vs Undertaker that left him concussed the whole match.

@__-wm9lu

4 ай бұрын

@@mikeg2491 yeah the kick has always seemed incredibly pulled to me. Goldberg doesn’t even lock his leg out, and Brest starts falling before contact is even made

@TheUnseen0n3

4 ай бұрын

​@@__-wm9luwhich literally means nothing but aight

Have to consider how much Bret prided himself on not hurting anyone. He's said its the thing he's most happy about looking back. He's a purist. Its sort of understandable that he's mad that someone so sloppy not only got a historic push, but his career was ended by a guy that wrestled in a way he completely disagreed with...

Bret burying Goldberg in every interview is bliss.

@jacksmith-mu3ee

4 ай бұрын

Golden words in wcw Goldberg eats Corn the Long Way

@ShadowAngel606

4 ай бұрын

Bret is such a pathetic loser. He still bitches about stuff from a quarter century ago. The Screwjob and Goldberg. It's hilarious considering Bret screwed Bret and Bret ended his own career because instead of going to the hospital, he just popped more pills and cocaine, thinking that helped, while continuing to wrestle, including a hardcore match against Funk were he took several stiff chair shots to the head.

@DankHillCometh

3 ай бұрын

Bret plays the woes me card too damn much, aint Goldbergs fault hes a dipshit

@frankcastle2045

3 ай бұрын

He's a crybaby 😭🎻

@frankcastle2045

3 ай бұрын

​@@jacksmith-mu3eeyou sit on it the long way

Goldberg is the same dude that almost killed Taker in ring. Just remember that when anyone says he’s any kind of a decent wrestler.

@mikeg2491

4 ай бұрын

Yea let’s gloss over Taker dropping him on his head first with the tombstone leaving him dazed. They both fucked that match up.

@TheUnseen0n3

4 ай бұрын

​@mikeg2491 cool Goldberg is still right up there with Nash and Hogan as horrible in ring performers that got by on the entertainment aspect of pro wrestling. Especially Bill literally one of the worst workers of all time.

@monsterxedge9969

4 ай бұрын

​​@@mikeg2491 I'm fairly sure it was goldberg who slammed his own head into the ring post first dazing himself, as he mentioned himself as he was embarrassed about it and the whole match.

@lovelyhurlin6494

4 ай бұрын

​@@monsterxedge9969 100% he slammed his own head into the ring post.

@q.h.s5051

3 ай бұрын

​@@mikeg2491Taker couldn't get him up all the way because Bill already damaged himself enough buddy. When one half of the party isn't able to cooperate then stuff is gonna fail

Bret spoke to me in the late 90s when he was in WCW. It was short but ill never forget it. He was doing an autograph signing in the small town im from and a day before he came i asked the store owner if it was ok if i brought a camera to film the meeting. The owner said sure. So the next day i wasnt able to get the camcorder. I came in and bret was sitting at the table signing all kinds of stuff. He looks up at me and i was like starstruck and frozen. He goes "hey uhhh arent you the guy that was gonna bring the camera???" That concludes my brief and only encounter with bret hart.

@genewolf7097

3 ай бұрын

I have a story, I was 10 years old in 1993 an we went to a wwf match, it was in Fayetteville, NC, My dad was coming back from panama maybe or something I don't remember, but 82nd airborne, but he showed up in uniform, an Bret invited us back stage, an thanked my dad, an gave me his glassses, which I still have an the card, he was wrestling lex lugar that night

The fact that Bret can forgive and work with Vince, Shawn, and Hunter, yet still hates Goldberg, says a lot about the type of person Goldberg.

@jimbowlan5804

4 ай бұрын

Brett should blame wcw doctors Brett don’t mention he worked 11 straight days after the kick to the head the doctors should have caught that Brett wasn’t right

@darklyripley6138

4 ай бұрын

@@jimbowlan5804 He has mentioned this is interviews before. But the fact Goldberg not only hurt him(and so many others), but also acted the way he did afterwards, is why Brett is so upset. Shawn and Vince went out of their way to connect and reconcile with Brett. Goldberg isn’t even remorseful over what happened.

@realbammargera

4 ай бұрын

​@@darklyripley6138good he should not be!

@ryandoptis3489

4 ай бұрын

goldberg can live or die, makes no difference to me

@TheUnseen0n3

4 ай бұрын

​@@jimbowlan5804cool still Goldbergs fault lol

Great to see Bret doing well all these years after the stroke

@ScarecrOmega

4 ай бұрын

Absolutely, I thought he had maybe a couple years left back then.

@RG-lr4pk

3 ай бұрын

He is mentally unwell.

@TheEWFX29

3 ай бұрын

@@RG-lr4pk So is every wrestler. The after effects of the stroke make him look weaker but besides the depression from not being able to do much in wrestling anymore is what wears him down. And its foolish he isn't involved someway in the WWE training or teaching but maybe he cant physically do it either. But besides that he is doing very well.

@johnnybstuddd4482

3 ай бұрын

@@TheEWFX29 I was thinking the same thing, he would have made a great trainer or even a booker.

@TheEWFX29

3 ай бұрын

@@johnnybstuddd4482 Its crazy he isn't. But maybe future WWE will have him once the chairs are shuffled in WWE soon.

Bret Hart deserves a movie🔥🎥

@ScarFace5566

4 ай бұрын

Definitely, but don’t hire the casting director from Iron Claw 😂

@HI-DEF100

4 ай бұрын

It’s gotta be called HITMAN

@amirpourghoureiyan1637

4 ай бұрын

he got wrestling with shadows which is pretty close to perfect

@conormcgregor8451

4 ай бұрын

@@ScarFace5566why?

@ScarFace5566

4 ай бұрын

@@conormcgregor84512 Words… Nature Boy 😂

It took him 1 second to mention Bill Goldberg.

@romanvillegas7280

4 ай бұрын

😬😬😬

@RatedRcny

4 ай бұрын

You miss out on 16 million and see if you ain't bitter

@RatedRcny

4 ай бұрын

Who was Goldberg's last match? Undertaker? Yeah remember that spot where he dropped Taker on his neck and could've paradized him? Yeah.

@jonbourgoin182

4 ай бұрын

It was actually this channel's editor who made it appear as such. Fair play though because it grabs your attention immediately.

@bobbyseafood2145

4 ай бұрын

Ok that was pretty funny😂

Bret Hart should start a wrestling school and become a manager and bring his own group of guys into the WWF maybe I would start watching after 20 years

@amateurgolf6343

4 ай бұрын

Nah he's not charismatic enough to be a manager F that 🤣

@shoresy6927

3 ай бұрын

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@stevesly7954

3 ай бұрын

@@shoresy6927 ,,,,,,.......@@@@@@(((((?????::::

@suavebob

2 ай бұрын

I don't watch wrestling either these days but hearing a bitter old man moaning definitely wouldn't bring me back to the product.

Bret Hart is my all time favorite wrestler and sad to say that ultimately his story is so very tragic. From getting screwed by the business you love, losing his brother and virtually all his comrades to early deaths, to his career ending injury and stroke that would soon follow. Seeing him perceiver through all that and still be able to smile, crack jokes and have a positive outlook is truly awe inspiring. 🩷🖤

@tylerdame1360

4 ай бұрын

Then it is not a tragedy. Bret endured. While most people focus on the tragedies in his life and career, I believe his most iconic moments and accomplishments are far greater than any tragedy. His matches are timeless. His accomplishments are second to none and once it’s all said and done, Bret Hart will go down as one of, if not, the very best professional wrestler the world has ever seen. If you’re going to look at his career and his life, look at it in its entirety and not just the tragedies he endured.

Smokey The Cat and El Dandy got the Bret Hart bump in WCW

@alexarsenault77

Ай бұрын

el dandy is a unreal wrestler probably even better than bret lol

Amazing atmosphere that night in Cork. Best talk he's ever done in my experience. Highly entertaining and emotional in equal measure.

@brianshields7485

4 ай бұрын

I'm sorry I missed that I don't live too far from there one of my regrets

Well this explains SO much about that "match" he had with Vince after his return!

I love Bret, he doesn’t hold back

I never really understood pro wrestling until I heard Bret describe how proud he was that Steve Austin and he never hurt each other. How he knew that if they got in the ring together, they were in safe hands. What makes wrestling beautiful is that it is kind of the opposite of what it purports to be. Instead of guys hating each other and trying to hurt each other, it's full of people who respect and often even like each other, trying NOT to hurt each other. It's absurd, it's over-the-top, but it's beautiful. It has a far healthier paradigm of respect than many other sports.

@suavebob

2 ай бұрын

The irony that his brother almost crippled him makes this comment pretty funny. I agree with the rest though.

Just for the modern wrestling fans, fans of omega and aew and watching the phony looking, choreographed bs.. The reason this guy is one of THE best ever is because he had psychology, technique, he made it look real, they faught and struggled to put holds on and didn't just obviously help each other in and out of spots!

@robertriverathe3rd

4 ай бұрын

He was also one of the greatest at selling. Bret would have me convinced in multiple matches that he had suffered a serious injury. Macho Man was also great at this. I feel like it's a lost art now.

@alfiehickson8440

4 ай бұрын

@@robertriverathe3rd it's ALL lost now! I don't understand how someone supposedly as cultured and educated as Meltzer is on wrestling can give 5/6/7 stars for matches that are just 2 guys helping each other in and out of spots and moves over and over with no realism, no rhyme or reason and no psychology! It's like rating a Jackie chan fight scene above the rocky fight sequences because all they do is punch..

@brianshields7485

4 ай бұрын

​@@alfiehickson8440 because he doesn't have a clue what he's talking about he's made a living out something he knows fuck all about he's a shill for aew it's patently obvious FFS

@MrRobot-dr1ln

3 ай бұрын

I felt like he made a bunch of other wrestlers careers because of how good he was at selling a great match with anybody. No matter their wrestling skill level. If I was a wrestler and wanted to build my careers I'd immediately choose Brett. He was that good.

Anyone: *Breathes* Bret Hart: Bill Goldberg

@datacipher

4 ай бұрын

It’s relevant to the entire story 😂😂😂mindless comments. Mindless fans.

@digitalmarketinghumans

4 ай бұрын

@@datacipher Bill Goldberg

@DannyGautama

2 ай бұрын

Lmaoooo.🤣

"Promptly peerless, hitherto peerless and hence peerless." - Bret Hart

It’s 2024. Why am I just hearing about Vince agreeing to pay Stu $750,000 for the Calgary territory and then Stu not seeing one penny?! Did they not sign a contract? Why didn’t Stu sue him? Can’t believe this is the first time Bret has brought that up.

@frenchmime1972

4 ай бұрын

Didn't sue him, cause he wanted Bret, Owen, anvil etc.. to keep their jobs

@ArghalladGaming

4 ай бұрын

Sueing Vince would've meant the entire Hart foundation would probably end out of a job. We probably wouldn't even have Natty in WWE.

@ScarFace5566

4 ай бұрын

It’s wasn’t quite that simple. Vince agreed to Pay Stu the money, under the condition that the Hart family doesn’t promote Or run shows in Calgary. Bruce Hart started doing that behind Stu’s back, voiding the agreement, and giving Vince an out to not have to pay!

@sleazyfellow

4 ай бұрын

​@ScarFace5566 bingo. That was a caveat used to still run a wrestling show and I'm sure stu gave his blessing. That's how Owen, Benoit, Pillman and more got to be discovered.

@ArghalladGaming

4 ай бұрын

@@ScarFace5566 but that was Bruce. Not Stu. Stu had a way out. I mean, how could he know? I mean... It's not like Vince never lied to anyone.

Bret had more freedom in some of the house show matches he worked that summer. He even did his trademark second rope elbowdrop at the MSG show (he teamed up with the Hart Dynasty against the Nexus). Probably because Lloyds wasn't watching, lol.

@jacksmith-mu3ee

4 ай бұрын

Golden words in wcw Goldberg eats Corn the Long Way

I CAN'T WAIT FOR HIS SECOND BOOK!

It's funny trying to picture a representative from Lloyd's of London sitting there watching Raw trying to monitor Bret Hart 😂😂😂.

@NoneofYabiz-rx3zi

3 ай бұрын

That's what you got apprentices for

@OikPoinFive

3 ай бұрын

I was always confused from 1995 to 2005 when I heard Mr Perfect had "Loyds of London"! Thought it was located in London! That company. He had loads of Loids of London for his loins' injury hee hee.

Bill Goldberg couldn’t lace your boots Brett.

This interview is from 2019

I was a professional MMA fighter, and I can vouch for Brett. Just going out there, the crowd, its a feeling like none other.

Bret is a Legend,id gave it **** just because of the story behind it all..💯

Bring on the 2nd book already!

Bret lost lots of money after he got injured by Goldberg and had to retire. He smart of enough to find a way to have a minimal contact match with Vince and get a pay day to make up for the money he lost, smart guy.

I did not see the match, but I saw the TV spots at the time and was just happy to see him on the microphone and with Vince and Shawn.

it breaks my heart when he gets chocked up

I know that René Duprée has to taken cortisol every single day because of a shoulder injury caused by Goldberg in WWE back in the days when he broke the French flag on him. WWE has a responsability regarding wrestlers safety too, as wcw with Bret.

Those Lloyds of London insurance policies were infamous among wrestlers in the 80’s & early 90’s. They all cleaned up

I Love that Match..As Well..U Have Been Around since I was a young Kid..God Bless U Man..Its A blessing those Wrestlers went thru Some Dark Sht Back in those Days..Life is Most definitely More Important..I Bet Ur Grandkids Are Having a Blast..The Hart Family where The best in The Game..Rip Owen

Man waaay back I liked Bret, then I became a HBK mark and I was not a Bret fan for sooo long.. But now he's such a good dude and I appreciate him so much.

I dont know why, but I chuckled when Bret pauses his story with "I never thought I would wrestle again"... and then sips his beer. Almost as if it was a purposeful suspense. What follows is actually a very touching story. Just thought the pause/beer sip was funny.

No wrestler in history ever took more pride in their quality of work or their legacy than Hart.

I like Stevie Richards analysis on the match. His take was fairly neutral and he mentions it seems like maybe Bret was hurt before the kick even happened and Goldberg seems to possibly know something was up and they kept going with the match. He mentions that it's very possible he might have been concuss before the kick which if that is true than the kick would be WAY worse.

@jacksmith-mu3ee

4 ай бұрын

U know a wrestler Who injured himself from a punch Nearly killed the undertaker Concussed bret Concussed himself What would u do ?

@brianshields7485

4 ай бұрын

He should never have been the ring with Goldberg Bret should have avoided him like the plague Goldberg was always a fucking goof who hardly knew what he was doing half the time 🙄 so much for wcw power plant a bunch of goofs too FFS

@jarbroham5541

3 ай бұрын

@@jacksmith-mu3ee okay now try and rewrite that so it actually makes sense. so many people know bret was hurt before this match and just is bitter because he feels goldberg ended his career even tho he was already hurt WCW docs were trash if anyone should take blame its the WcW doc team as they let him go out there. Also this many years later and bret still hasnt let go seems to say more about bret than anything goldberg has said sorry many times and bret has yet to accept it because then he'd lose the only thing he can continue to complain about

“It ended my career right away” cut to Bret getting hit in the head repeatedly by Terry Funk the next night

@David1988Mufc

3 ай бұрын

Yep and he fails to bring up how he smashed his own head on the floor doing a figure 4 around the ring post before Goldberg Kicked him.

Bret Hart seems very happy to be where he is right now. I like it when he speaks his mind. There are a bunch of jealous haters in the comment section as well. Bret Hart is not bitter, he is not a crybaby, I am tired of these stupud sterieotypes. These same people keep going out of their way to misunderstand him. So if you call him bitter or a crybaby it's because you're a jealous with envy because of his wrestling career he had and all of his knowledge that he was in wrestling.

@ShadowAngel606

4 ай бұрын

How is he not a crybaby? Every time he opens his mouth it's either crying about the Screwjob, crying about Goldberg or pretending he was a huge superstar when he actually ranks as one of the worst non-draws in wrestling history.

@michaelgoodwolf6117

4 ай бұрын

@@ShadowAngel606 It's you who has the problem, not Bret. Bret doesn't have to change for anybody. I do not agree with your characterization of him as just a crybaby, he talks about his past and you act like this which seems like you're jealous, envious or just a hater of him.

@ShadowAngel606

4 ай бұрын

@@michaelgoodwolf6117 When does he ever talk about anything? Point me to a video. His whole life for the past 20+ years revolves around: The Screwjob. Goldberg, who lives rent free in his head, Austin and WM13 and him desperately trying to tell people he was a draw, when he was the worst drawing WWF Champion of the 90's. Does he ever talk about anything else? Nope Thus he is a crybaby because he can't let go of things from the past and a liar on top (like his response to Jake Roberts when he said Bret never drew a dime, all Bret came up with was a bunch of easily debunked false claims) It's not my fault he is such a whiny crybaby and completely stuck in the past.

15:50 I was expecting him to say “you could put Bill Goldberg in there with him and he’d be safe with the pad”

Interesting take by Bret.

There’s gotta be a statute of limitations on that open lawsuit.

@brianshields7485

4 ай бұрын

I would have thought so too but who knows no one really knows the details of it

@jeremygott7709

4 ай бұрын

@@brianshields7485 There isn’t much, aside from murder, that doesn’t have a statute of limitations, and this, at least to me, is a far cry from murder, but I don’t even know what country we’re dealing with, so trying to apply US laws, which I’m no expert in, might not work.

I wish he would tell us how he feels about Goldberg

Brett Hart is one of the classiest wrestlers of all time, class personified. Goldberg is knock off Stone Cold that was just a plant. If wrestling was real he would not have that win streak

Breaks my heart. Used to love both goldberg and bret. When i found out about the kick, was sadening. Goldberg probably couldnt wrestle well, but he brought an auro. His look, the entrance, pyro, music, the way he would counter /reverse finishers and moves and turn it into a spear/jackhammer. Would never forget him and bigshow. Though Bret is the goat. Dream match would be an iron man or best out of 3 pin match of bret vs angle, at wrestlemania.

Goldberg was my favorite Wrestler during the Monday Night wars. 20 years later I went back to relive the era and realized how amazing Bret Hart truly was! And how inexperienced Goldberg really was! Bret Hart has since become my all time favorite Wrestler.

Can’t blame the man at all. Most wrestlers know that Goldberg is reckless

Thinking back at his match with McMahon makes sense why he didn't do much other than punch and kick.... yeah he had health problems but even more he didn't want legal problems as well.

Bret had MULTIPLE matches after the Goldberg match including a match with barb wire

@jacksmith-mu3ee

4 ай бұрын

He didn't want to. He was forced to

Bill Goldberg = Mister Garbage

for someone that put SO MUCH work into the business I feel like Vince could have slid him a few mil....

@TheEWFX29

3 ай бұрын

He got a legends deal I think and a few other things. He had the run with the GM and match with Vince that got him some money. Along with the DVDs and books and other appearances and duties I'm sure he made some good money of that I would figure.

As a old fan, lost my respect for Goldberg. Was disappointed in hearing these stories.

If Vince had one ounce of human decency left in his soul he would square things up with Brett. The WWE took out two Hart brothers.

Quite simply... The Best there is, the best there was and the best there ever will be

I was always confused from 1995 to 2005 when I heard Mr Perfect had "Loyds of London"! Thought it was located in London! That company. He had loads of Loids of London for his loins' injury hee hee.

That was one of the funnest matches I've watched in Wrestlemania history

old berg is the kind of guy who has to go through life constantly looking back over his shoulder. Hells a real place Bill.

@claytron3000

4 ай бұрын

What the fuck. Did Goldberg kill someone in Bret’s family? What a mark you are. Goldberg has tried to apologize to Bret for years and years and Bret hasn’t accepted it. Bret is a mark. And so is anyone who thinks he deserves to be bitter, still. Bret forgave the guy who killed his brother, but didn’t forgive the guy who gave him a concussion. Look how sad that is.

@RG-lr4pk

3 ай бұрын

He has to look out for deranged wrestling fans like the delusional Bret Hart superfans, or the guy that broke into that woman wrestler's home.

I never knew about the lawsuit. Had that never been the case I believe we would've had a better WM match between him and Vince.

They could have done a Brett Hart show mini series like the Pipper's Pit?

You gotta give Vince his props, although they’re other stories about him. Take the good with the bad

I wonder if they tried to Sue him for that Fan who attacked him at the Hall Of Fame??? lol

I know Vince had a pretty big pad to protect himself, but he knew Bret would appreciate the fact he could channel all of his frustations with him over the years into beating the crap out of him as hard as he could with that chair, and you can see it in Bret's reaction telling the story. For all his faults Vince does come good at times as well.

@luna-rt4vx

2 ай бұрын

This didn’t age well

I look forward to the next book

I clicked on and all I heard was kicked in the head and I knew lol

One night I was talking to Owen Hart alone in a locker room in BC. Eventually Bruce Hart came up with a black eye! Owen said: hey what happened to your eye? Bruce: that Gerry Morrow punched me right in the eye. Owen: in the match? Bruce: no in the hallway. I was just walking past him and he punched me! Owen: yeah… I don’t trust that guy. 😂

You'd think he'd despise McMahon but he still goes back to him .

Thee excellence of execution, prime Bret hit man hart,show or not that man could truly wrestle great. I loved watchin, You were the excellence of execution.

Brent never seems bitter Even when Owen Hart dropped stone called directly on his head, he was like well. Owen was just doing his thing. Nothing wrong with that.

@PaulieD1984

4 ай бұрын

I have footage of owen doing a bad superman impression

@jacksmith-mu3ee

4 ай бұрын

Fun fact Bret fought and scolded owen when that happened That's why to this day austin respects bret Steve austin said so

Even thow wins & loses are screpted , wrestling is a tough business , these great athletes do get hurt !

him moving out of wwe was a mistake

@user-yc2bs6mg7x

4 ай бұрын

everything went downhill since

@mariorodriguez2713

4 ай бұрын

@@user-yc2bs6mg7xdid it? Did stone cold take over after Bret leave ? It was the best years after Bret

@bigolebot

4 ай бұрын

​@@user-yc2bs6mg7xnot according to the numbers

@RG-lr4pk

3 ай бұрын

he chased the money

Bret hart= Homer Simpson Goldberg =Ned Flanders 😂😂😂😂

Bret would never talk that crap in Goldberg face,

he wrestled a good few times after the godberg kick

I think the reason that he's so bitter is that he loved wrestling so much it was his whole life that being taken from him was a huge blow for him and it the midst of all while he lost his brother he lost his only refuge to deal with his pain. His brother gone and his career gone 💔

I think if Bill took full ownership of this situation, it would be better by now. While I understand he apologized, I don't think he showed enough genuine contrition and took full responsibility for ending Brett's career. Most of what he said seemed like lip service, and I believe that Bill's ego is preventing him from doing the right thing.

Step aside "bam" 😂

I really feel for this guy ... not only him his brother got it worse. you almost wonder why someone is not in jail

We need to get Bret and Punk together on a pod cast to see who can talk the most shit about WWE

Did he collect 16 million?

Man.... While I'm on his side about Goldberg being a liability.... Man stop mentioning it. Its over and done with

WHAT A LYF THIS MAN HAD,,,,,,

Clear understanding

What a poignant ending to the clip. So nice he got to perform one more time with his family there. Bret Hart tells a heck of a story.

Cue theme music guitar lick afrer every Goldberg diss

Steven Regal VS BILL GOLDBERG CLASSIC

Feeling sorry for yourself and crying as you tell a story about something that happened to you is a gigantic billboard advertisement that you're a narcissist.

I sure hope Bret can one day FINALLY find peace in his life. EVERYBODY lived painful moments, but we get over things. This guy however seems to be completely consumed with living in the past.

@glokazuns4594

3 ай бұрын

as you age life tends to take and no longer give in a sense. he lost all his old bros and his brother. for sure he lives in the past and always will. makes u wonder what you would do if you were in the same position. i would have folded long before brett.

@davidreece5867

3 ай бұрын

Bret concussed himself when he tried putting the figure four on Goldberg around the ring post.

Best story teller in wrestling

Things happen in life bro needs to get over his past all that hate isn’t healthy

I was 3rd row that WrestleMania. Long story. We were comped tickets. Watching bret get revenge with his family, it was better than taker and Shawn.

He (Goldberg) nearly buried the Deadman for real out in Saudi during a match with soooo many errors/botches.. he dropped Taker on HIS HEAD..luckily BOTH wrestlers came out of that, "pathetic excuse" of a "match" safe and sound? Yes..hurt? U can bet ur bottom dollar. So yeh ..i feel Bret when he says Goldberg has no business being in the ring..EVEN though in 97/98 onwards, I was one of Goldberg's biggest fans at the time (but i was only 13 in 1997) and I never knew the science behind the sport until I grew much older and learnt what was what about who was who..a very sad shame though...

Also sad how bret feels about vince right now during this lawsuit. After this video .His father figure gone astray

Bret is the most resentful dude in all of wrestling.

@taylor_ladu2377

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I’d be resentful too if a guy that didn’t belong in the ring ended my career and cost me millions of dollars

Drinking Guinness? Surely a nice pink of bitter would be more apt

why are the crowd so fucking rude when the guest is speaking. drives me nuts when people are shouting over the guest speaking

BRET HART IS THE BIGGEST BABY. THERE IS AND I THOUGHT THOUGHT THIS WAS ABOUT VINCE.GOLDBURG RULES!!!!

Bret Hart was never my favorite wrestler but no doubt still a living legend !