The fact that undertaker went to grab Vince to explain himself to Bret really shows he was truly a leader. No one else at that time would have the balls to do that.

@claypolite4504

7 ай бұрын

Wb foley an vader siding with Bret over bossman McMahon? That was cool to hear ab to

@Overlord6196

7 ай бұрын

I've always had this belief that NOBODY in wrestling is greater than Vince, EXCEPT for Mark. Mark always knew that Vince didn't just want him, he NEEDED him.

@sladehildebrand7518

6 ай бұрын

@@Overlord6196yeah, he was a better businessman in that way. Vince would let fear and ego interfere with business. Calloway didn’t.

@keithsmith8975

6 ай бұрын

Undertaker walked Vince to his eye jammie

@metalheadjake3339

5 ай бұрын

Vince respected Undertaker

Bret taught me a great lesson, never be loyal to anyone that isn't family, especially companies.

@dustinchen

Жыл бұрын

Family can’t be fully trusted either

@Emick1978

Жыл бұрын

Facts

@johnlane5704

Жыл бұрын

@@dustinchen true

@Bradjoseph35

Жыл бұрын

You can be loyal, but ultimately, just be selfish

@Mr_Leo_DS

Жыл бұрын

Undertaker begs to differ

Knowing Brett absolutely rocked Vince makes me feel a tiny bit better. I despise Vince.

Amazing documentary my man! I was there that night. I'll never forget it. My father bought me tickets because I had good grades at school (I was in in Primary school 3rd grade at that time). I've never seen my father that pissed after the main event (we're from Montreal, Canada so of course we were cheering for Bret). My father was so pissed. I had no idea what was going on lol. Our whole row were screaming and shouting and talking to each others. R.I.P Pop love you and miss you everyday

@randlemarsh

Жыл бұрын

Cool story, buddy.

@chaoscontroller316

Жыл бұрын

Probably late to ask, but do you remember any violent hostility that night, mister? This could easily have bled into a massive blood pool of riots and infighting, making it a miracle that the only things burnt were bridges and trusts.

@justincredible9556

Жыл бұрын

fucking idiot he was. Bret knew because it was staged.

@lerobshow6300

Жыл бұрын

@@chaoscontroller316 Just people throwing their drinks and food at Vince/HBK.. no violence really.

@jarrickcastle1043

Жыл бұрын

Hes with you in spirit brotha 🖤⚡👁👀🌌

I initially rolled my eyes upon seeing the thumbnail. “Ugh, another Montreal Screwjob video.” Then I pressed play, and I wasn’t disappointed. The depth to which the documentary went is unbelievable.

@biggkoz

2 жыл бұрын

Haha I did the same

@Wrestlelesson

2 жыл бұрын

Shawn Michael's only famous in America while Bisschof was conquering the world 😎

@jootzman

2 жыл бұрын

True! Really well made.

@HorrorFreak68

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. I was pleasantly surprised.

@travisbryant3185

2 жыл бұрын

Dito

Just imagining all the shouting and heat backstage that night, from Bret's wife fuming at Shawn and Hunter to Undertaker assuming his power to force Vince to explain himself, it's a miracle nobody was seriously injured by the end of it all.

@nicoleallen6792

Жыл бұрын

I saw video of them right after the match and Bret said “you weren’t in on that?” And Shawn said “I swear to god I was clean in this Bret. I had nothing to do with it!” And Bret just sat there spaced out and pissed. It’s on KZread if you wanna loook it up. ❤

@armin38822

Жыл бұрын

the fact that Undertaker went after Vince tells me how angry even he was. He knows Vince gave him everything and still he was willing to step up for Brett.

@class1sportzers337

10 ай бұрын

@@armin38822 I respect Taker for that.

@user-ot7bj4mn8s

Ай бұрын

Who cares about wifie? Bret and Shawn went 2 far. Love is hate

@user-ot7bj4mn8s

Ай бұрын

If Bret wouldn f... Shawn, this wouldn happenned. Ever!!

The fact that Mick Foley, Undertaker, Ken Shamrock, Vader, as well as all the others took Bret’s side over McMahon shows not only that they are loyal, stand-up friends with Bret Hart, it also shows how much respect they sincerely had for Bret. They might all seem like just characters in a wrestling organization, but we have to remember that they were literally standing up to their actual boss; a boss who obviously had the power to do real damage towards ending or sabotaging their careers. I suppose the one “decent” thing Vince McMahon did was that he took the punishment Bret Hard served up and didn’t file any criminal charges or pursue any legal civil action against Bret Hart. I guess he was man enough to know that he had it coming; that he deserved it- and he accepted it and left it at that. Whenever Bret Hart has talked about this; even many years afterwards, it is obvious that this event really had a significant impact on him. I feel bad for Bret Hart, and this particular video did an amazing job (probably the best) at covering the entire backstory and providing much needed; often left out context to how big of a deal this really was and what all had led up to it. Bret Hart is one of those types of men who has integrity, loyalty, and a proper functioning moral compass. Sadly, he believed and trusted that he was dealing with like minded individuals; sadly he wasn’t

@lonccoccala6861

9 ай бұрын

I think if Vince wouldve made public all this would be worst and depict him as a coward , besides being a screwer, traitor, and he didnt need this on his business.

@Reptonious

7 ай бұрын

How many of them left with Bret?

@sleepyhollow783

7 ай бұрын

​@@ReptoniousLeave a pay check & go where? To an already way overcrowded WCW? It is understandable how they could not just up and leave.

@InVinoVeratas

6 ай бұрын

As someone who's worked in a toxic work environment, said work conditions, tend to carry with you, in the sense that I'm always wary of my boss potentially screwing me over or socially engineering situations for me to feel anxious over and wonder if what he said was correct or just lies used to keep me in line. My old boss would tell me that my coworkers said I stunk, and when I asked them about that, because I felt embarrassed, they reassured me that that wasn't true, but that didn't ease me of my anxiety, but increased it as I knew, it was my boss trying to gaslight and manipulate me. It was a horrible feeling, as someone who already had anxiety issues, as well as PTSD, and I elaborated as much to my boss, they didn't sympathize, rather they used said information, against me. To this day, I am not friends with anyone at work, work is a separate life, with separate relationships, and I do not reveal any personal information, unless needed.

@onemuststand7353

6 ай бұрын

I assure you it wasn't all about the respect for Brett. It was a loyalty based decision to side with him too. Brett was a top guy but he was one of the few talents who always made sure that whoever he was in the ring with not only was safe but looked really good too. And if the company was willing to screw over a top guy like THAT, then none of them are safe.

"The two stars would miss out on the last Golden age of wrestling...the Attitude era" You can say that another 1000 times.

@DX_2_words_4_ya

Жыл бұрын

I dunno about that. Shawn using DX really launched the attitude era. Stone Cold drove it thereafter but heel HBK launched it

@HulksterInHeaven

Жыл бұрын

@@DX_2_words_4_ya thats what wwe wants you to think

@DX_2_words_4_ya

Жыл бұрын

@@HulksterInHeaven Nope. That's what I think

@caveresch

9 ай бұрын

@@DX_2_words_4_ya that's what I think too. I feel like Michaels was a huge part of that era.

@haydenhoodless2055

8 ай бұрын

I think the truth is that Shawn and Bret missing from that era actually allowed other stars to shine.

Nice hearing that Foley and Calloway had Bret's back. Exactly what I expect of the nicest guys in the WWF.

@BostonsF1nest

Жыл бұрын

The Undertaker hated Shawn Michaels back in the 90’s. He was a pain in the ass in the locker room.

@Lazbotable

Жыл бұрын

@@BostonsF1nest taker promised to beat the living shit out of Michael's if he didn't drop the title to Austin at wrestlemania.

@shanewoods1980

Жыл бұрын

@@BostonsF1nest how do you take the meeting that taker and Vince had before micheals meet with Vince? The same meeting that taker walked out of and told micheals “we’re cool”?

@BigNasouyi

Жыл бұрын

@@shanewoods1980 I know nothing about this, was this before survivor series or right after it? Or is it about hbk vs stone cold?

@shanewoods1980

Жыл бұрын

@@BigNasouyi no this was the meeting before the Montreal screw job when taker met with Vince and the whole thing was explained to taker

Honestly, this in-depth doc makes me feel even more sorry for Brett than I did. He truly got screwed. He showed loyalty and looked for solutions but was denied at every turn. He was treated very badly.

@garyblackburn3080

2 жыл бұрын

Ya gotta see both sides...im not the biggest Bret fan but do believe if Vince agreed to not have Bret lose in Canada they coulda done it differently....but I mean Vince was the owner and boss of the company...ya gotta do what he says...or work with him....Bret wouldnt agree to anything...and at the time...Vince was scared...hed already seen how Eric was willing to have one of his championships thrown into the garbage...and was afraid somethin similar may happen...it sucks both ways

@Krwler

2 жыл бұрын

@@garyblackburn3080 Hart agreed to drop the belt but not Michaels - after Michaels told Hart he wouldn’t do the same. Hart BEGGED McMahon to do that with anyone but Michaels

@garyblackburn3080

2 жыл бұрын

@@Krwlernever heard the part where bret BEGGED for anyone but michaels... hell in interviews Taker has said he suggested to both of em ro have bret do the job to him and hed lose it to Michaels and again its not up to bret who he drops the title to...he wasnt the booker or writer to be fair tho he did have a small amount of creative control....but his contract was up....so he didnt technically have that either... i do feel bad for him and ultimately is vinces fault for not workin to get the title off him before the survivor series

@Krwler

2 жыл бұрын

@@garyblackburn3080 Hart had creative control and you don’t know the contract. You saying he had little control is pure speculation - unless you’ve seen the contract? The bottom line is, Hart was prepared to drop the title. He knows the business, you have to a job on the way out, he just didn’t want to drop it to Michaels after what was said in front of the boys. I originally thought that Hart was too singleminded in the lead up to it the screw job, but after watching this and recent interviews, it’s clear McMahon wanted these conditions that to what happened

@garyblackburn3080

2 жыл бұрын

@@Krwler Hart had already signed his contract with WCW to begin in Dec 97...the limited cdeative control was due to Mcmahons bad experience with giving previous guys FULL creatuve control (ie Hogan) any shoot interview with Bret will reveal this. He says so himself. Not argue just stating facts man.

The ending was awesome. You stated it really well. All those heated matches and real life drama between HBK and Bret, they were both out of the WWF within 4 months of each other. What fascinates me was that, them being out of the spotlight, paved the way for WWF to get to to the top if the wrestling business. Drama really hinders growth. The same is true with how WCW lost it. Too much backstage drama.

@nervosadustbolt9642

3 ай бұрын

No, Drama doesn't hinder growth. If it did.. Drama videos on youtube wouldn't get shit tons of views in a relatively small amount of time. People LOVE drama.. As long, as they aren't involved in it.

@jixyana2145

Ай бұрын

I think people was tired of the narrative WWF created between Shawn & Brett. It wasn't selling enough. New story was greatly needed

I can proudly say I witnessed it all. The night when Bret shoved McMahon and ranted about injustice after injustice, that was the beginning of the attitude era! The best era in the history of professional wrestling.

Cultaholic Writers and Presenters in the background: “there now we never have to talk about this again.”

@moonsaves

2 жыл бұрын

I can't wait for the hour-long documentary on "The Night JBL Punched the Blue Meanie"

@ethanbenfield2285

2 жыл бұрын

@@moonsaves whatculture will do that one.

@phenomenl1style

2 жыл бұрын

Cultaholic writers and presenters: So anyways I started blastin....

@biggamerjh1

2 жыл бұрын

and they were wrong

@BigK13372

2 жыл бұрын

Okay. See you in a year or two when you talk about it again.

While it's always vague when the Attitude era began. There's no mistake, Survivor Series 97 was the day The New Generation was finished.

@MentalLiberation

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. It definitely ended there

@CobaltT9

2 жыл бұрын

My guess is the Fall of 1996 where the early signs of the Attitude Era were showing.

@northernking4787

2 жыл бұрын

Austin vs. Brett Mania 13 was the beginning of the attitude era

@KalomikaArts

2 жыл бұрын

Bret's pipe bomb was the beginning of the attitude era

@TheGillenium

2 жыл бұрын

Austin 3:16 says i just whipped your ass is quite clearly the beginning.

With this much backstory you really feel for Bret, constantly pushed into situations he didn’t want to be in that he did anyway to the best of his incredible ability and still painted as the bad guy who wouldn’t do business after the fact. The biggest moment that shows his character is going and thanking Shawn for the match afterwards despite knowing he’d been in on it, a complete professional in spite of everything.

@LouisianaSnow

Жыл бұрын

"Bret screwed Bret"

@gameking4984

Жыл бұрын

Tbf while bret is certainly in the right the majority of the time he wasn’t exactly innocent himself

@ppiorkowski1502

Жыл бұрын

@@gameking4984 how's he in the Right? At the end of the day Vince is the boss NOT Bret. Vince decides who wins or loses NOT Bret. The supposed "creative control" clause in his contract is a fucking egotistical JOKE! And I'm sure it doesn't allow him to decide if he wins or loses. Bret took his gimmick way too seriously. I mean it only made him look foolish. He's a whining little baby with ZERO personality. He had a huge ego and thought he was way more than he really was. And years later he knew he was wrong especially when more and more of the public learned on how things ready worked behind the scenes. That's why he gave two totally different stories as to why he didn't want to put Shawn over. In the beginning of his documentary Wrestling with Shadows his reason was way different than what he gave in The Dark Side of the Ring. That's just fact.

@johnwilliamson8367

Жыл бұрын

@@ppiorkowski1502 while his reasoning changed from one to another it is hard to blame him wanting to maximize his returns. He should have just went straight to WCW. Downside of using offer as leverage is it has to tendency bite one in the butt.

@Me-qp8vz

Жыл бұрын

Really?

That 20 year WWF contract was INSANE and so legendary!!! Bret pulled off a unicorn with Vince, you see why later Vince felt like a idiot and didn’t want to honor it. Business wise he did the one thing they always tell you not to do…fall into a no way out situation and start offering the best deals nobody has ever heard. It’s a sad but had Vince honored his side, Bret wouldn’t had left. He was as loyal as they come…hate him or love him, Bret kept his word up to what happened in Montreal. Sometimes I wished history was different and that Vince kept his word then none of this would had happened. Bret would had left on good terms and a nice ending to it all. You see though? Few if any ever get a beautiful ending in life…jealousy, greed and lies mess up everything in the end.

@rolkflameraven1483

Жыл бұрын

The really odd thing is that had the Screw Job not happened, Vince wouldn't have had the heat needed for "Mr. McMann" to be so hated. Without him as the heel would Stone Cold have become, well, Stone Cold? Evil Vince is such a fixture now that its impossible to remove him from that era, but without the Screw Job he might never had existed. Its possible that the Screw Job, for how bad it was, and for all that Brett did not deserve it, saved the company.

@sladehildebrand7518

6 ай бұрын

@@rolkflameraven1483that’s my take. It absolutely sucked for Bret and trust. But without it the Attitude era doesn’t exist and it’s possible, WCW could have beat WWE and wrestling as we know it completely different.

@manporo5865

5 ай бұрын

​@rolkflameraven1483 has been the greatest company decision of all time. Made WWE what it is over 25 years later. Bret, in the ultimate twist of irony, did, in fact, save the WWE

“Bret will kick Shawn’s Hickenbottom”. That was a really good poster

@adrianreece214

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao thought the same thing

@tawfifee

2 жыл бұрын

@Sub if you are against Antifa and BLM and your mother 🤗

@Saluteme10288

2 жыл бұрын

Shawn broke bret's hart

@MaynardOwns

2 жыл бұрын

I literally just saw that sign as I read this comment. I haven’t touched the comments until that moment because I was driving and the comment I see is mentioning the sign I just saw weird stuff

@SpaceGhost92

2 жыл бұрын

@Sub if you are against Antifa and BLM He sure did

Sam put a lot of effort into this. Sam = the unsung hero of cultaholic. Respect, lad

@McMahonHater

2 жыл бұрын

GIVE HIM A RAISE!!! What's $00.oo + 10%?

@Kleetus_Van_Damm

2 жыл бұрын

@@McMahonHater uh, 11?

@McMahonHater

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kleetus_Van_Damm Wow, you're clueless. Don't answer anymore questions involving numbers... EVER.

@samdriver3114

2 жыл бұрын

You're too kind, but Justin really nailed the script with his deep knowledge and Matt was able to take what I'd edited and bounce his style off it perfectly to really make it come together as a piece!

@McMahonHater

2 жыл бұрын

@@samdriver3114 It's all about team work.

This was a PHENOMENAL wrestling documentary. Props to its makers ...

When this took place, I was watching WCW more because of the NWO angle and didn't think much of it at the time. I've come to love the different ways this story has been told over the years and this is, by far, the best telling of it I've heard. Thanks for taking the time to put this together for us.

I don't post comments very often. I feel almost compelled to state this: this is hands-down one of the best made, most thoroughly researched, and most thoughtfully created documentaries of the Montreal Screwjob I have seen to date. This one is really incredible and a must-watch for anyone interested in professional wrestling folklore. Excellent work, Cultaholic, excellent work!

@liemsters

2 жыл бұрын

Ko à ra

@kidperk3347

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 100% was gonna say the same....

@iamsnakehips

2 жыл бұрын

@@kidperk3347 I 100% was gonna say that ‘I agree 100% and was gonna say the same....’

@LordOfTheBored

2 жыл бұрын

Completely agree.

@xPadge112x

2 жыл бұрын

You could show this to anyone outside of wrestling fandom and it still makes for good viewing. First time ever my wife ever asked me about wrestling was when I was watching this. I couldnt believe it but she said herself politics of wrestling can be a 1000 times more entertaining than the product they try put out.

You can still feel Bret's pain when ever he talks about this. wwe really left an unforgettable dent on the Hart family.

@some_shitposting_idiot3023

2 жыл бұрын

Too bad it's literally his fault No sympathy from me

@Pensfan5919

2 жыл бұрын

I mean, when you consider the crazy butterfly effects, from Owen being locked down out of necessity, leading to the Blue Blazer incident, to Bulldog following Bret to WCW, where both would suffer career-ending (and in Bulldog's case, life-shortening, due to his painkiller addiction) injuries, to being pretty much persona non grata in mainstream pro wrestling from 2001-05 because of Vince, wouldn't you still have pain if you were Bret? But it was said best in DSoTR, "If one of these two could've put their egos aside, this would've never happened. But instead, they hit upon the most talked about match ending in wrestling history."

@prestigev6131

2 жыл бұрын

@@some_shitposting_idiot3023 So it’s Brett’s fault that his boss broke his contract and screwed him over? Are you also gonna pretend Shawn Michaels wasn’t an asshole at that time

@Kjraider2009

2 жыл бұрын

name checks out.

@ultraloyalservant2felineov41

2 жыл бұрын

With age comes wisdom. Ego becomes regret decades later for bad decision making. I don’t blame Vince because he cared about his company most of all and did whatever it took , by any means necessary. Also, this hurt Hart because it showed that he’s selfish and unreliable. After all, wrestling is a business and a disgruntled employee refused to follow orders.

The story of Bret Hart is a cold tale of what happens to a lot of good men. Loyal, honest, hard working, often overseen and regularly slighted by bad people who manipulate the strings of a good man.

@steph-ah-knee8396

9 ай бұрын

And shawn was letting vince invade his asshole

I am surprised even after all this time, all the evidence shown and told from everyone involved that there are people who still take Vince/Shawn's side. Vince is the one who gave Bret that contract, he who put himself in financial peril, he who put in the creative control clause in that said contract, he who chose to breach the contract multiple times, he who put the belt on Bret and he who chose to coddle a man child in HBK who had only ever caused him problems for years. Bret did what any of us with a spine would have done in the same situation and stood up for himself the only way he could. Bret never wanted to leave, he was a loyal company man wrestling there longer than HBK or Taker, he was willing to take a pay cut and contractual changes all of which Vince disagreed to. It was Shawn who chose to be difficult and refused to be a team player countless times to countless people, he who wanted to leave to be with his friends in WCW, he who put Vince in numerous needlessly bad situations (Vader, "losing his smile", getting beaten up in a bar picking a fight with a vet and etc.). Had HBK chose to not be a disrespectful man child Bret would have gladly dropped it to him despite everything above. For everything to work in the ring you need trust and respect with who you work with and HBK blatantly disregarded both so Bret acted accordingly. Anyone who thinks HBK was in the morally right side of this I ask you this. If so why was Undertaker standing behind the curtain of the HBK VS Austin match at WM14 with his fists taped?

The quality of cultaholics video essays, or in this case mini docs, are unlike anything on wrestling KZread. High quality stuff from high quality boys!!

@garyblackburn3080

2 жыл бұрын

Seems like a bunch of genuine guys youd love to chill and watch a ppv with or somethin lol

This documentary is magnificent, I can't imagine how many hours the script may have taken, so much research and details. Thanks Cultaholic!

@like2seeit86

2 жыл бұрын

They always do first class work on these series 👍🏾👍🏾

@octoman_games

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely magnificent! Diagrams on how the roster evolved like a character select screen? AMAZING!

@Navisworker

2 жыл бұрын

I agree but disagree. As someone who knows nothing of wrestling, I found it difficult to follow. It is definitely a video for the well informed. Would have liked to see some summaries in the first 30 mins.

@64hapz

Жыл бұрын

Seriously, I’m over here watching the last minute & I really could watch a whole other hour of it

@MR421NOW

Жыл бұрын

Get a room..🙄

These guys lived crazy lives. Not much of a Wrestling fan but I'm definitely a fan of the stories from this era. As a kid watching them we had no idea what they was going through. Great documentary 👏

I think everyone i knew at the time saw Brett Hart as the Hero. My Fav was his 1st RoyalRumble where Jesse Ventura kept saying ' And Brett Hart is still in there " Brett Hard & Ted Dibiase were legends in those early RR's

It's honestly interesting to first hear about left out details like practically the majority of the locker room being rightfully pissed with Vince and siding with Bret including Undertaker (where his anger was actually completely justified as the 'locker room leader'). Awesome work on the documentary.

@williammatthews693

2 жыл бұрын

I bet it was hard being Shawn Michaels for a few weeks after that night with all that resentment in the locker room.

@saj8

2 жыл бұрын

Bret didn't want to put Undertaker over either. People like to forget that.

@batedanemone6680

2 жыл бұрын

@@saj8 There's a difference between putting someone over and screwing some on national television. He might not wanted to put the Undertaker over, but that was behind the curtains.

@saj8

2 жыл бұрын

@@batedanemone6680 What Bret did was no different from what Michaels was doing.

@williammatthews693

2 жыл бұрын

@@saj8 A lot of wrestlers do this but unlike them Bret grew to respect Taker and viewed him as a friend. Bret tried to mend fences with Michaels before the match but Shawn decided to be an insufferable prick instead.

The most talked about and overdone piece of wrestling history, yet you guys still make it an excellent video to watch. Amazing work 👏

@Tornado1994

2 жыл бұрын

It was a WORK.

@MsTinkerbelle87

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tornado1994 yes we know lol

@Krwler

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what really impressed me about the doc. Thought it would rehash the same old and I’d give up after five minutes but it was so interesting and detailed

@TimeLord675

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tornado1994 Sure it was lol

@joanneschwentker4474

Жыл бұрын

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on a story that has been exhausted so much, you guys have done so well here and i was all in for the whole time. Well done guys on a brilliant documentary.

@chadroffel3250

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing . Thought I knew it all . I did not .

@thesecdef4865

Жыл бұрын

Because they delved into all these extra unknown details that caused the actual lead up to the incident.

As a wrestling fan this still gets me so upset on behalf of Brett Hart.

@cult_of_odin

3 ай бұрын

Brett was Brett's biggest problem.

Watching the beginning where context is being laid down, it makes you realize how cold-blooded Vince was in totality over the wrestling business... Dude LITERALLY took over pro wrestling and reigns supreme to this day...Bischoff won the battles early on but damn did Vince ever come out on top and win the war... That would suck having to then go work under Vince

@flightofthebumblebee9529

Жыл бұрын

Why is Vince any worse?

@Me-qp8vz

Жыл бұрын

Wait until you run a business and you have wankers like Bret hart trying to fuck you over and ruin your business every day. you will change tune real quick.

@Lospollos24

Жыл бұрын

But than again Vince is the dude who literally made wrestling what it is so show some respect because without him no one would care about fake wrestling

@rtrichar

10 ай бұрын

@@Lospollos24 And no one does care now mostly due to what Vince has done in his old age fog

@Lospollos24

10 ай бұрын

@@rtrichar yeah you don’t care because you think Roman reigns is good lmao

This was so well put together. I was captivated from start to finish! Helluva video

@Math_Yeww

2 жыл бұрын

But where are the EMT's?

@ceebee312

2 жыл бұрын

What it do Chiseled??

@mikewilliams115

2 жыл бұрын

Let's go to the shadow realm together

@BlakOwlEntertainment

2 жыл бұрын

Nice genjutsu

@ryanirwin8381

2 жыл бұрын

I still wonder how the WWE somehow didn’t go bankrupt for this

Bret war nicht nur "hart" im Ring, er hatte als Mensch immer ein Herz(Heart), und das wird für die Ewigkeit in die Geschichte eingehen. Vince ist ein Geldgeier, Bret nicht. Er ist ein wie man heutzutage nennt, wahrer Ehrenmann.

@sebastianb.3978

2 ай бұрын

Deswegen hat er auchb versucht so viel Asche wie möglich aus seinem letzten Runnrauszukitzeln , echter Ehrenmann xD Bester Wrestler aller Zeiten mag er ja sein, aber Hart ist auch nur ein auf seinen eigenen Gewinn bedachter, kaltwchnäuziger undn eute verbitterter Mann der die Vergangenheit nicht ruhen lassen kann.

This is Netflix quality. Absolute elite take on the screwjob. Bravo 👏

Brett always tried to go back to Vince because he loved WWF (E) and it wasn't ever about money. So it was always love and loyalty from him, typically from the Harts and that's how they were rewarded. A dead brother who was not protected enough from his stunt and a backstab from a father figure. I may have a lot of admiration for Vince cunning business man nature, this is an unforgivable treacherous and heartless behavior. Completely honorless

@libyanloyal7932

2 жыл бұрын

I feel so bad for bret

@paulbledsoe3392

2 жыл бұрын

he wasnt back stabbed by Vince, he screwed himself..

@asifmetal666

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulbledsoe3392 did we both saw the same documentary here

@paulbledsoe3392

2 жыл бұрын

@@asifmetal666 yes. This is a great documentary but with some missing info.

@johngarry3723

2 жыл бұрын

@Florida, Hawaii & Australia fan Then you are familiar with the importance of sticking to your word and even more when it's a written contract. Vince agreed to the terms until he got himself some cold feet... Not only did he try to escape his own offer he also swindled with Bret's fellows to screw him. It's not about respecting our word for the sake of being good men, it's about thinking of what image we reflect to the industry by being a backstabber

What I like most about this is that it runs in a fresh track. Rather than rehashing events through the usual old thread, this recalls some oft-left-out details that makes it feel fresh AND brings up memories of events (lived or read about). Liking this very much. Thanks Sam et al.

@kadasrichard

Жыл бұрын

Same,I didn't Cornette was the one who said screw Bret,fuck Cornette.

Of the 9 million screwjob exposes out there, this one is definitely edited quite well, possibly even the best. Good job, lads.

I’ve watched more videos on the screw job than I can count, and this is by far the best presentation with best information I have seen. Absolutely incredible job.

I would have spent the rest of my life not knowing exactly what happened. Thank you for making a very well-made, step-by-step video regarding this.

@Born2Elite

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I knew a little bit about it and why it occurred but not to this extent.

@chaoscontroller316

Жыл бұрын

I certainly didn't know about the contract disputes or the documentary being filmed. All I knew growing up was *Bret Screwed Bret.*

So if I'm hearing this right: Bret's contract that he signed in 1996 would consist of being a talent from 1997-2000 earning $5 million, then front office from 2001-2008 earning $500k a year and then sitting at home as a statue earning $250k per year for the rest. Wow. We've all heard the endless stuff about Montreal but THIS is spectacular stuff. A+ work.

I was present at the actual screw job... and this is by far - my fave doc on it. Good job!!

This was one of the greatest documentaries I’ve ever watched. I thought I knew everything about the Montreal Screwjob until watching this. Very detailed explanations on what was going on. Man I really miss this era of wrestling

Sam has a VOICE for documentaries, and a one-hour deep dive into the most storied and layered and explored event in wrestling? Yes, please!

@That90sShow

2 жыл бұрын

High pitched soy boy voice?

This Documentary was so much more than just Montreal! It is literally the most in depth showing of Pro Wrestling's inner working during this industries defining moment, The "Monday Night War". Quoting Sting at the HOF induction: "All the stuff that happens backstage...that's where the money is!"

Superb work with the documentary and big applause on the sheer amount of hard work gone into its making. I was hooked totally and speaks volumes of how beautifully you have created this!! Hats off... And all hail the hit man Hart ❤

I am brand new to wrestling, never heard of this incident before (I was a child and my family never really followed sports). I don't know how I got here and I only have a dim idea of what's going on, but it's fascinating! I feel like I'm in front of a corkboard trying to sort everything out.

This is the greatest version of the screw job ever told. I even learned new things about this 25 year old event by watching. Amazing. Even the editing made me feel like you had actual footage of these events. GOAT

Excellent job on putting this together. It really gives an alternative view into the infamous Montreal Screw Job. In that sense, it wasn't Bret screwed Bret as we've all come to know/hear, but rather Vince screwed Bret (hence the poor decision on his part)

When a much younger version of me was sitting at home watching it all happen on TV little did I know I'd still be fascinated by all of this more than 25 years later. Great documentary! I have a feeling wrestling fans will still be talking about this in 100 years time.

I feel like I've seen every doc possible on this subject but this one had little bits dripped in that I have never heard before! Great job!

Bret and Austin at Wrestlemania 13 is still the greatest wrestling match I have ever seen.

@chaoscontroller316

Жыл бұрын

That earned the match my unofficial title of: The Ultimate Happy Accident

@stephenhatt6622

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@spaea2062

Жыл бұрын

💯💯💯💯 I still watch it.

@benpomarezii2073

Жыл бұрын

Vince McMahon even said these two were made for each other

@allentam5754

Жыл бұрын

@@benpomarezii2073 Vince is a prick on a stick 🤬🤬🤬

The Smith vs Michaels result made me sick to my stomach hearing that, the Smith win would’ve been an awesome moment for his sister, and have no hit to the storyline, but of course Vince is a con artist

@terrasquad1134

2 жыл бұрын

Yea but it wouldn’t have been memorable at all. At that time, they were all about gaining heat for HBK. And it definitely did that lol. They probably shouldn’t have told Bulldog he was going to win and let him dedicate the match to his sister, that was fucked. But I thought that shit was great

@Nelo_Wolf

2 жыл бұрын

I believe his father Vince McMahon Sr had more integrity and cared more about his reasons than his son, after all Vince tries sues Martha, Owen's widow.

@martinputt6421

2 жыл бұрын

@@terrasquad1134 Thought it was great? Davy Boy was told he'd win so he dedicated the match to his terminally ill sister, how can you find it great that he lost?

@terrasquad1134

2 жыл бұрын

@@martinputt6421 like I said. They should’ve never promised Davey the win. That whole aspect is fucked. But when I was 11 and just starting to understand kayfabe, the storyline was pretty great

@jakealter5504

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nelo_Wolf he didn’t, he screwed his own champion of the time (Bruno Sanmartino) and he arguably was even worse. At least Vince Jr. never blackballed any of his former talent even if he sometimes didn’t pay his talent what they wanted or pushed some talent that deserved it

We need more of these in depth docs! 20 min episodes are good but these lengthy ones tell you everything we need to know!

Also, with Anvil dead, Nat tried to do a memorial tag team for her dad, when they 1st introduced the Women's TAG TEAM BELTS , Vince said "No". They really didnt want anything with the HART names,because Nat isn't actually allowed to use her last name.

It's a story most of us have heard 1000 times yet this kept me absolutely gripped throughout. I initially put it on as background fodder but couldn't really turn away. Sam's delivery of these docs are absolutely superb and completely engaging. Brilliant work from everyone involved. You all deserve so much with the work you put out. Love that you can do this and then have the heads up or squid game challenges. Both absolutely brilliant.t but in completely contrasting ways.

After watching this documentary, I'm completely content now in just never talking about or hearing this story again. It's been beaten into the mud for years and it's finally taken us decades to paint at least a clearer picture about what happened.

@qaz-fi1id

2 жыл бұрын

😂

To this channel, thank you. This was the perfect telling of the facts of the story. I hope it reaches every wrestling fan and so do you.

as I was cleaning up from working extremely late tonight. I had KZread playing for well over 2 hours beyond what i had originally played. I just let it go down its up next rabbit hole when this documentary started. It had been playing for a while and i hadnt really been listening until something about the ultimate warrior caught my attention. I then restarted to listen to the entire documentary from the beginning. Not knowing i was starting an hour plus documentary that despite starting it over from the beginning after 1am this piece absolutely REFUSED to let me turn it off! Its 245am central time! I'm going to hate life tomorrow bit DAMN was this an EPICALLY well done piece of wrestling history! Bravo!

I’m with some of the other comments… KZread was playing in the background & I literally audibly groaned & thought “Another Screwjob documentary!” But 2 mins in, I was hooked. So much specific detail & love how you start at the end & bring it all full circle. AMAZING JOB!

you guys definitely know how to do a documentary. your story editing kept me hooked all the way through, informal, entertaining, nostalgic. Bravo well done !!!!

Bret’s story is he could hear Vince yelling to ring the bell. When Shawn is about to put Bret in the sharpshooter the Ref tells the cameras to get ready. The Ref also signals to ring the bell immediately. Either the Ref was in on it or everyone was in on it including Shawn and Bret.

@dasiareed2708

4 ай бұрын

False

That intro absolutely hooks you every time! Love this doc!

No stone un turned in this. Absolutely nailed the historic chronicle that is The Montreal Screwjob. Hats off to everybody this is very much appreciated x

Freaking thank you for putting this together and really trying to hit everything that led up to the screwjob. For a story that's been told over and over and then over again. You made it fresh and still informative. Seriously loved this a job extremely well done!!!!

This is one of the best if not the best wwe documentaries i've seen in a long time. We need more of these. Keep up the good work 👍👍 and never change 🙂🙂🙂

i witnessed the screw job live on tv 25 years ago and to this day it still a really facinating topic

This was one of the “screw jobs” that was at a high level and out in the open planned at the last minute. Something tells me in this business, especially back in the day there were more than several “screw jobs” with many wrestlers that the public never knew about ,protected by kayfabe

@Anthonywb

10 ай бұрын

I know this is a year old comment but yes it's happened alot. It's known that within minutes of a finish of a match the results can change . But most of the time it dint matter what happens both wrestlers are cool with it. Rarely tho one gets mad and is upset bout the finish. But due to kayfabe and not wanting to piss vince off they go with the flow in front of fans and on TV but backstage is when it's all hashed out. No telling how many brawls that have happened but never been talked about.

They all called Bret a 'Crybaby'. When in reality, Shawn was the real 'Crybaby'.

@darrellwilliams1714

2 жыл бұрын

They both were

@illkid86

2 жыл бұрын

@@darrellwilliams1714 naw ain't no damn they it was all shawn did u not see the fckn video??

@Nelo_Wolf

2 жыл бұрын

@@darrellwilliams1714 shawn since he was seething that Austin was proposed to be the new face of the wwf at that time

@KingGemini87

2 жыл бұрын

That's because they all had a hard on for Shawn instead of looking at it from Bret's point of view

Shawn Michaels missed out on the Attitude Era? Dude he literally invented it with HHH when they formed DX...

A well done documentary that thoroughly explored what bubbled up to The Montreal Screwjob incident. As someone who had a basic idea of what had happened, I feel like I don’t really need to go anywhere else to get further information as this covered basically everything.

holy shite that was amazing, Sam you did amazing v/o work. also the script writers and editors need an especial nod. Fantastic job one and all.

Now I am even more convinced that Bret was genuinely a nice guy and loyal towards the company.. Vince and Shawn were the villains. I can completely understand why it took so long for Bret to get over after what had happened to him.. for others it Is just easy to lambast Bret for not getting over the incidence ... The best there was, the best there is and the best there ever will be ❤️

@bowekinkade7609

2 жыл бұрын

Bret should've done business, he ruined his own career

@Matt-cr4vv

2 жыл бұрын

I think Bret was overall a good guy, but I also think he has a much higher opinion of himself than deserved. I think in essence he was loyal to WWF, and deserves to be commended for that. Conversely I think he gets an almost martyr treatment that he doesn't really deserve. I don't think the Screwjob was right, but I think Bret had a lot of fault in it. While being upset with Shawn was fair, it's fairly undeniable that this occurs because rightfully or wrongfully Bret was being petty in his refusal to lose to Shawn. That said my main issue with the martyrdom is that it wasn't like Brets career was destroyed. He was leaving to make almost double and thanks to this as the hottest star in wrestling. Just unfortunate that WCW didn't use him well.

@Matt-cr4vv

2 жыл бұрын

I also struggle because in his book Bret always gives himself the benefit of the doubt but doesn't seem to do that for others. Example: he took steroids but it was ok for him because he was recovering from injuries but everybody else was bad for it.

@patchgodwilliams1024

2 жыл бұрын

@@bowekinkade7609 Vince was offering him less money then WCW I don't understand what you mean do business to make less money? That sounds like a smooth brain take my brother

@bigmuffshoegazernon6740

2 жыл бұрын

@@patchgodwilliams1024 well then he should of initially signed the deal with WCW.

Didn't even realize I watch this for a hour I was so glued this was amazing because like they said every one knows this story and has heard it a thousand times over

Thank you for this insane documentary! Good job!

Now this is how the story was supposed to be told. Well done man your channel definitely will pass other wrestling channels because of the quality of work you put out. Love it man! EDIT: now I realize this channel has a group of great writers and hosts. One of my fav wrestling channels 💯💯💯💯🔥

We need war stories back the series is so good

@johnfalcetta5431

2 жыл бұрын

Yes we do

@gregcaytonjr7167

2 жыл бұрын

💯

It still blows my mind that there wasn't a riot in Montreal that night.

Awesome documentary. Thanks to everyone involved making this.

I avoided watching this because of my familiarity with the topic... it's been talked about probably more than any other topic especially for the behind the scenes/scandalous topics. Wow, I'm glad i watched it. I couldn't stop once i started. Very well done

As much of a Shawn fan I was, growing up watching his 2nd run in the 2000's was just amazing to experience. Seeing him main event WM 23 against6 John Cena was crazy. But even with all that, I still think Bret is the better Human being.

@ryans.1900

2 жыл бұрын

Perhaps we're 2 sides of the same coin, my friend: I was the biggest mark for Bret Hart growing up (still am, tbh lol), but his reign as greatest in-ring performer is relatively short. So w/ that said, if I were ranking wrestlers based on their career as a whole... I might just have to give the edge to HBK

@MrRokerMan

2 жыл бұрын

@@ryans.1900 I agree that Shawn had the better career with bigger moments and highlights than Bret. I just think Bret is a better person at heart. Lol

@terrasquad1134

2 жыл бұрын

I hate that I stopped watching wrestling in like 2000-2001 solely for the fact that I missed HBKs second run. That probably would’ve kept me watching

@mirandajensen2745

2 жыл бұрын

I think there was a lot of jealously and anger on Brett’s part as well. I’ve watched other video’s/interviews and I think a lot of ego was on Bret’s part. I think his home persona is quite different from what he puts out there.

@jakealter5504

2 жыл бұрын

I’d say that Bret was a better person than hbk during the 90’s

This was fantastic, the level of detail astonishing, the explanations very clear. Well done.

Thank You So Much for the Video. The whole Montreal Screwjob was explained in a very detailed manner. And we finally know what kind of a maniac Vince McMahon is.

Perhaps the best mini documentary of the Montreal Screwjob with all the important details explained really well. Great job guys!

I never expected to willingly sit through another screwjob documentary..but DAMN, you boys outdid yourself. One of the best wrestling docs I've seen hands down.

Correct me if I'm wrong but this is the most interesting story in the history off pro wrestling. This entire thing,from start to finnish could be turned into a really good tv show.

Well done mate. This is probably the most pivotal moment in wrestling history.

this fantastic group of people never cease to amaze me with their quality content they have put out since Day 1, cannot love this channel anymore if I tried!

Wow, incredible work Sam and editors involved. This was outstanding and the long format doco style you guys just did needs to be a proper series. Great work guys!

58:58 for a moment there, the cadence of your speech sounded like The Devil Went Down to Georgia. if i could, i would turn it into my own "they're tkaing the hobbits to Isengard" 🤣🤣

fantastic video, really well written and delivered. i enjoyed this heaps. thank you cultaholic wrestling. this was a great watch

Magnificent presentation. I literally have been watching this over and over again. Thank you and keep up the good work Cultaholic. I have been watching your videos for a while now and the way you expound the backstage politics and significant events in WWE history is really amazing. You're a gem. Love from Himalayan Country, Nepal 😍.

Hats off to the editors on this one, especially during the big match. Really good sense of timing and progression.

You know, I had somehow missed this video from you boys forever but as a fan of so many sporting KZread channels this kind of deep dive rewind reminds me so much of the special on LeBron James winning a title in Cleveland that Secret Base did a while back. That's no bad thing, I love the framework of taking someone to a place in time who may need context at every turn. It's a brilliant piece of work.

Not only did Bret get screwed but this was the start of the Attitude Era, the greatest era of WWE. Rip Attitude Era, you are missed!!

@keithsmith8975

6 ай бұрын

Undertaker vs Brett Hart at summerslam started the attitude era

Great job going into detail and telling the story from multiple sides! A true gold standard for a documentary that masterfully immerses the viewer into the minds of the people involved and drives home not just how major the event was, but how wild pro wrestling's hidden reality can be just as its surface entertainment can and how the two often blend together from that. A must-watch for wrestling fans.

One of the best wrestling videos on youtube. This can easily compete with a tv documentary - great work!

About 20 minutes in and I have to say I'm impressed with how well this video was made. I'm a huge Bret Hart fan. Which goes back before he was ever WWF Champion. All to say I like the non biassed approach taken thus far.

This doc was absolutely perfection. Well done!!!