Thread replies: 21
Thread images: 1
Thread images: 1
File: bret-hart-xl1-2001982.jpg (37KB, 620x384px) Image search:
[Google]
37KB, 620x384px
> Booker: Some of your favorite guys to look at, who would that be?
> Bret: I'm a big fan of Kevin Owens, I'm a big fan of Sami Zayn, and I'm actually a big fan of Seth Rollins. I mean its sounds like I've been a little hard on him last few months, you know I tried to make a point that to make him a better wrestler, to make him a worker. You know to live upto to the standards I expect out of him. This business is not about hurting people, too often people fail to understand my point and think I gotta hard on for him or I'm out to get him but I'm not. I like his wrestling and I know he's a respectful guy and I know he's trying his hardest(to become a better wrestler). You know, Goldberg was the same with me, he was great guy and I loved Golberg but he cost me millions of dollars and he hurt me really badly and there's no room for it(excuses).
> I know Chris Jericho and Seth did a podcast few months ago and they were kind of ragging on me for making such a big deal about "one little accident" in the ring but you know, I watched really closely the match he beat John Cena in the face and there's just no excuses for that kind of mistakes. You watch a guy grab another guy and jerk his head down to his knee and full blast him in the face as hard as you can, and actually move his head to the side of his face, there should be no room for those kind of mistakes. He is lucky, really lucky he didn't end up killing John Cena right in the middle of the ring. That's a potential fatality when you make those kind of mistakes.
>>
>>1752638
And I know I kind of big thing about it when I talked about it last time, and the truth is I still feel the same way, there is no room for those mistakes in wrestling. If you make that mistake one time and you could cost somebody and their family everything they got. I wrestled for years, I never injured one single wrestler, and I personally had a very very physical touch style. I did lot of physical things in the ring but my priority was always the safety of the guy I worked with.
In WWE today, you got good ring styles and they are safer nowadays than when I was wrestling back in my day, it was very hard as it used to. I love all these guys working so hard, but that move that Rollins did where he hurt Finn Balor, if you think about it logically, that you gonna pick somebody and run full blast ahead, and just throw his body at a wall, hard as you can, that was so(ridiculous). If someone had done that me back in the day, I would've been pretty mad.
>>
>>1752639
Booker: Do you think the running powerbomb should be banned?
Bret: It comes down to logic, you can't just pick somebody up backwards and throw him into the post.You have to think about what you'd want(in that situation), if someone did the same thing to you. You know, not every wrestler is a cross-fit guru, whether they are all super-fit or super-strong, there are all kinds of different styles and bodies in wrestling. You're working there with a guy like Sting, you're working with a guy like Bob backlund or Jerry lawler, and you're a young buck like Rollins, you gotta change your style with them. You gotta work a little different to take care of these guy, they are older and you gotta protect these guys. You have to think about whether do I really need to do this? Like the move you did to Finn Balor, it didn't help the match or make the make the match any better, I mean its not like everybody went home that night thinking what a great move that was. It was a wasted effort, you go to so much to trouble to do this move and then end up hurting somebody. I mean, you have to go back to that dressing room every night and you have to look that person in the eye. You hug each other, you shake hands, you put your life in this guy's hands.
>>
>>1752642
>I really need to do this? Like the move you did to Finn Balor, it didn't help the match or make the make the match any better, I mean its not like everybody went home that night thinking what a great move that was. It was a wasted effort, you go to so much to trouble to do this move and then end up hurting somebody.
Finn hurt himself Bret you miserable cunt
>>
>>1752678
Finn hurt himself cuz he was into a reckless move.
>>
>>1752682
His arm caught weird because he was an idiot and stuck it out behind him instead of down to the side to brace the throw.
Finn is great, but both wrestlers were at fault, more so finn imo.
>>
>>1752697
again, he was forced into it. Seth is responsible.
>>
Bret is, as always, 100% right.
>>
The move was fucking retarded and it's the fault of the person planning the match for having them do such a dangerous thing
>>
>>1752804
Rollins did it to Ambrose last year without any problems.
>>
Based fucking Bret
Is this guy ever wrong about anything?
>>
>>1752812
He's done it to multiple people with no problem.
>>
>>1752822
He was wrong about trusting Vince.
>>
>>1752697
>>1752678
You're an idiot. Seth threw him too early and he fell too low. Putting your arm over the barricade is a legit way to take that move. If he didn't do that he still could have been injured, just on his upper spine. They have to hit it completely full on flat, which Finn wouldn't have given how he fell.
>>
>>1752822
>Is this guy ever wrong about anything?
About being a draw
>>
>>1753519
You mean biggest non-draw of all time?
>>
I don't really care who was more at fault between Seth and Balor for the move itself, can we just fucking agree that conceptually, it was a bad goddamn idea?
>>
>>1753552
Best draw of his era and greatest non-americunt draw of all time
>>
>>1753573
Na
It was a great idea because now i dont have to watch that boring potato cunt for a year
Based sef
Thread posts: 21
Thread images: 1
Thread images: 1