Bret Hart - Full Shoot Interview Vol 2 (Goldberg, Vince McMahon, Ric Flair)
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Bret Hart is back with another exclusive shoot interview, this time produced in Yonkers, NY. Stream the full shoot commercial free ➡ TitleMatchNetw...
Bret picks up where he left off and talks about his experience in WCW. Find out what Bret thinks of the career ending injury he suffered at the hands of Bill Goldberg and what is his opinion of Goldberg now.
“The Hitman” explains why he wasn’t given a fair shake to be a main event star in WCW. He tells what Eric Bischoff wanted to do with his character and why he wouldn’t do it.
He then reveals everything about how Hulk Hogan and Bischoff worked together to maintain power in WCW.
What did he think of the legendary Owen Hart tribute match he had against Chris Benoit in Kansas City? You’ll hear everything about Bret’s WCW career right through the final stuff he did with Lance Storm.
What is his current status and what are his injuries? You’ll be shocked when he recounts his meeting with Vince McMahon at Owens funeral and what security measures McMahon took.
Bret tells all the circumstances that broke up the Hart family. He then talks about his nephew Teddy Hart and the new Matrats promotion. There is no way you wont be saddened by how Bret envisioned his future with Owen.
This is as moving and dramatic as any interview you’ll ever witness. Bret goes into great detail on all these topics. You can't help but be affected by how the last two years have changed Bret’s life and he tells you all about it here.
Originally produced by RF Video Inc in 2001. Licensed for distribution on Title Match Network.
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His story has never changed always told the truth. People don’t like the truth.
Lots of people also don't have the intelligence to tell the difference between bitterness and brutal honesty. I have no issue with Bret's attitude whatsoever. I appreciate the honesty.
This interview compared to his newer interviews speaks volumes. Bret's personality has changed a lot after multiple strokes and just life/
As a kid i didnt appreciate Bret. But as an adult, knowing now what I didn't know then, he was one of the best ever, a true superstar and maker of other superstars.
To be honest I actually like Bret’s 1999 run. When he was a heel.
‘99? Or ‘97?
@@The495marauder 99
@@NicolasBowling in wcw?
@@NicolasBowling you think the’97 anti American heel Bret in WWF wasn’t better than any of his years in wcw ?
@@The495marauder no I never said that. But everyone says his wcw time was so terrible. But I enjoyed his heel run in 99
Vince single handedly destroyed this family. It’s going to be rough when Vince dies and he actually has to answer for it all.
Nobody believes in antiquated idealogy like Sky-Daddy anymore.
Not that Vince doesn't deserve a life in hell
@@timbow1356 redditor
@@timbow1356 Sky daddy? That's my nickname cuz I make all them chicks feel like they're in heaven while calling me daddy. Don't believe me, ask yo wife 😜
@@timbow1356 Lol. Nobody believes God lives in the sky except for 100 IQ reddit atheists.
@@timbow1356The fire breathing sky monster is always watching muhahaha! 😅
Bret Pre-Stroke and Bret After-Stroke(s). What a difference in character man... He sounds eloquent and in piece with everything. Not even bad feelings towards Goldberg and generally just laid back. The last 15 years or so hes just so bitter and negative towards everything. Just wow...
You like pointed out with it being post stroke sadly after a stroke it does permanent damage and can massively change someone they can be very depressed and emotional
The thinking, "if that wouldn't happen to me, the bike accident would have not happened at all", probably another component in the depression direction.
Thanks Mr Doctor RUclips man.
This feels the origin of the Goldberg beef. Bret was pretty chill about it until Feinstien threw that little gem out about bill taking no responsibility.
I’ll never believe the part where Vince said all that about the biggest mistake of his life and that Bret should come back. No way
Bret absolute legend!!what bret said about Goldberg,it doesn't show bill in a very good light, I always prefered gilberg lol 😮
I wish Bret was able to determine Vince was a narcissist(ic psychopath) and saw through all the crazy yet predictable actions, treatment and lies he recieved from Vince...and Eric too probably, come to think of it. Actual narcissistic behaviour patterns are pretty numerous and detailed more easily with such lengthy hindsight. Perhaps Bret may have not wasted so much of his energy trying to understand or participate in all the fuckery, and wrongfully assuming that other people think the way he does. Listening to this, it is obvious Vince was always working Bret and VKM definitely got his revenge for being humiliated
Wow, Bret compliments Flair
Bret and owen vs nwo in wcw would of been an insane angle. I feel like bret would have been way more comfortable and productive if he had his brother with him in wcw qnd vince knew that. Thats why he wouldnt let owen out of his contract. He didnt want hall and nash to happen all over again
That was a bell of a book.
Some really confusing times in WCW when the incident happened.
#1 A to Z
Was this before or after his stroke?
after
@@liamf7838nope before
"upsurp." Come on Bret, he didn't kick your head THAT hard, did he?
Everybody feared Terry Hulk hogan bollea everyone , I heard so many stories about when he got mad how everybody just bowed their head, especially the one undertaker tells on mania network when Hogan pinned them up against the locker and told him if he said one more word, there would be no more undertaker. Hogan was a bad man., only person more dangerous than Hulk was probably Lex the flex Luger
Hogan never pinned Taker against the locker. GTOH.
I seen that interview also I was shocked cause you never really hear them stories about hogan getting angry 😡 but I don’t think lex Luger was a threat to anyone you might be full of 💩 on that . But I have heard some stories about hogan putting people in line
I think taker just respected hogan to much to do anything and he said that’s when he was new to the buisness so he probably didn’t want to lose his job. But he did admit he didn’t say another word cause hulk was hot and no one wanted to see hulk mad at them time it could have been young hogan roid raging though who knows .
@@rattlesnake81 he did taker admitted it
Yeah but that’s only when he was Hollywood Hogan 😡
He’s a good guy now! In case you’re confused when he wears red and yellow he’s good 👍
Bret always seems super uncomfortable doing these.
I couldn't disagree more. Lol. Nobody gives a better interview than the Hitman
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Bret probably thought during his time at WCW that he should have been more cooperative with Vince & WWF in 1997... Should have allowed Vince to change his character instead of whining and complaining about everything.
As far as Montreal goes - losing clean to Shawn Michaels in Canada seems like a great idea compared to what they did with him at WCW 😂
Bret was making bank in WCW though. Not to mention he owned Goldberg. Not a bad feather in his cap
@@Spooky_515 owned?
@@bryanmack4054 Yeah, he smacked his head into Goldberg's foot so hard that Bill almost broke it.
Feinstien is a horrible interviewer
he is the bitterest old man on RUclips nowadays..
Man, it sounds like he was always refusing to do what he was asked to do. He could've blown up for turning heel on the Canadians. He could've been like Hulk turning and getting a third wins, but he was too hung up on the good boy gimmick.
The best ever without a shred of doubt 🩷
I still watch nothing but 80s and 90s ...timeless classics
No matter what anyone says I think Brett is an awesome down to earth guy, very good and a class act. He was the WWF world Champion - not many can say their career rose to that level. I wish him good tidings and he deserves it. Unlike some people, Brett comes across as authentic and honest. The man loved the business and as a fan he deserved all the bells and whistles.
I think bret's main problem is that he's relatively humorless.
Well said
Must say this:
God blessed me to have lived the best era in wrestling history late 80s and all of 90s
Best era of basically everything you can think of between 1980-2000
I truly feel sorry for Bret. Dude was the best in ring worker of my childhood, and shoulda had at least 5-10 more years. Like Bret said in a different interview, Bill Goldberg never got the memo that pro wrestling wasn’t a shoot. They promoted him to the roster way too soon. Dropped Meng AND Jimmy Hart right on their bean, within 30 seconds of each another. How they didn’t get paralyzed, I’ll never know… Bill needed at least another year in the power plant. He wouldn’t have been stale by 99, and coulda been the guy who kept Nitro nose-to-nose with Raw. But by that time, Bill had mowed through the entire roster, and there was nothing left to see. Woulda been cool to see Bret in those early years of TNA, or even one last run in WWE.
@williammunny1844 Bret Hart is a whining narcissistic liar. He thought he was way better than he really was. Dude, the whole Montreal Screw Job was a joke and totally on him. He believed that he was his gimmick which is fucking pathetic. And years later, he knew he was being pathetic, but instead of apologizing for his wrongdoing, he lied and made up a complete bullshit story trying to put the blame on Shawn. He basically said he was all for dropping it to Shawn, and when he went to discuss details with Shawn, he said Shawn was full of animosity and basically threatened him. He fails to realize his documentary Wrestling with Shadows shows that it was all a complete bullshit story.
Benoit was better
@@ScarfaceFranckRiberythat wasn’t the point of his comment though
@@OnePressley yeah, but he considers him the best even though it is clear that nobody was better than Benoit
@@ScarfaceFranckRibery i mean that’s your opinion i still think Bret is the best
Brett Hart was a diamond in the rough, or, he was the big fish in a pond of cartoon wrestlers and not until Shawn came along was there another caliber of wrestler that could lase Brett's boots. It's a shame he left wwf when he did. It was just getting good with him and Austin
He was the wwf for a while during the steroid scandal
59:49 - wrestling philosophy talk that applies today
Bret always put Booker T over no matter what
The more I think about it, I the more I think Bret has some type of daddy issues with Vince. After watching a lot of Bret and Vince interviews, I get the impression that Bret just wanted Vince's approval and wanted 'favourite son' type of relationship with Vince. Unfortunately for Bret, Shawn was that guy for Vince. I feel Vince had a completely different and more father-son type of relationship with Shawn and that's what Bret wanted. I heard Vince say how Bret was a good performer but didn't really have much charisma. He said he had enough charisma but not much. Vince sounded quite dismissive of Bret. Also, in Bret's book, he wrote about the nature of Vince and Shawn's relationship and couldn't understand why they were so close. To be honest he sounded a little envious and I'm sure Vince knew this and played on it. Bret and Shawn were like 2 brothers and 1 of the brothers was the favourite son whilst the other brother resented it.
A typical Bret Hart shoot interview consist of Fxxx Goldberg, Eric Bishoff is a maggot who knows nothing about wrestling, he loves his brother Owen, and he’s the best to ever lace up a pair of wrestling boots. I love it everytime.
He looks like the guy mike tyson knocked out in his return in 1995.
Peter mcneely😅🤣🤣🤣
@55:38 You could tell that was difficult for Bret to say out loud.
Bret is one of my favourite childhood heroes. When I met him in 1999 as a kid, I was so intimidated because he was Jacked AF. But, he was the most kindest and gentle wrestler I met. I asked him how to get big because I just started lifting. He said do compound lifts like Deadlifts and eat Canadian beef. We both laughed. Lol.
I have met all kinds of wrestlers, but nobody has been nearly as kind to me as Benoit. He seemed like the nicest person on earth.
@@ScarfaceFranckRibery That is awesome to hear.👍🏽
@@DannyGautama Get off the roids, freak. It looks disgusting.
Upload the one before this one. With the sunglasses and backward black cap
I never get tired of listening to Bret's interviews. I know some label him a whiner but I just find him sincere, articulate and an overall honorable person. All that aside he's a gifted storyteller
Bret Hart
Where's vol 1?...
It was uploaded a while ago
@@jonbourgoin182 ok, link please...
@@jonbourgoin182Is it still on RUclips?
Cry’s about Vince, cry’s about Sean, cry’s about Goldberg, cry’s about bishoff…. Wah wah wah
It's "cries." And he has damn good reasons for his "crying."
@@jennyn5692 give me a break…. He’s a sourpuss
Brett Looks Young Here!!
Big time. Pre stroke.
this was not long before his stroke?
1 year pre stroke
He would have been a huge asset to wwe, “if” he had stayed. Vince basically wanted him to wind his career down much like savage, and he just didn’t want to stop wrestling. Behind the scenes easily another 20 years.
Bret us such a great story teller....no lie I go to sleep listening to his interviews ....he talks well and talks in great detail...I seen him wrestle against owen in the bay area years ago...honor to have seen the match
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He needs to fucking get over it with Goldberg. Bret, give it a rest dude. It's not worth being bitter about it.
Guy kunted his way out of the wwf, and got sidelined in wcw
I always thought this was Vol. One and Vol. Two is when Bret's wearing shades?
We will have Vol 1 up shortly, that one is from the late 90s. This installment was done in 2001
@@TitleMatchWrestling how'd you get all these? Did you guys buy the old RF video library?
@That90sShow Yes we licensed the entire RF shoot interview library for distribution
Awesome
bret was on edge here
Bill Goldberg ruined this mans run...
That's all i gotta say...
One of the most careless wrestlers in history..
I put him up there with Ahmed Johnson...
Awful waffles!
Wrong
False
Bret was my childhood hero being that I’m a Canadian kid living a few hours north of his birthplace. I have sympathy for Bret because he did everything the right way and got a raw deal. I also think Bret needs to live and let live because he has been so angry basically since this interview, each one gets progressively more and more bitter. It’s a shame. I just wish Bret happiness at this point
You're mistaking anger with telling the truth. He's extremely happy in his personal life.
@@lambyUK2007 I’m not mistaking anything actually. The 2 aren’t mutually exclusive, he can be both telling the truth and consumed by bitterness. I stand by what I said
@@joshtamagi159 dude, this is real life. The guy doesn't wake up every morning thinking about Vince & Greenberg. He just has no problems stating his views on people who have wronged him like any other regular human being. The hitman is as real as it gets. He's not going to a "holier than though" character just for the sake of optics.
@@lazySquirred every single wrestler asked about Bret in interviews has said the same thing. He has a right to be mad but his legacy has been that of an angry, bitter man ever since and it’s a shame because his legacy should have been how good of a worker he was and the more he doesn’t move on, the more this is the case. I will listen to the opinions of people that actually know and have worked with, and are friends with Bret than of a fan.
Bret will always be my favourite of all time. But there's one thing no one seems to have called Bret out on and that's how he caused Bad News Allen to have a concussion after deliberately bashing him on the head with a kendo stick during a match. This was after Bad News had explicitly told Bret to be careful and just hit him on the shoulder instead. The reason I'm pointing this out is, is because Bret has constantly reminded people (including in his documentary) that he's never injured anyone during a match 🤔...
Montreal was a work
What makes you think that?
@@Confucius202 Hes an inbred
@@Confucius202la pazzia complottista credo
No.
Let me guess... He complains the whole fkn time.
Man the audio quality in some parts is just awful. Whenever Bret mumbled or trailed off, you really can't piece together what he was trying to say. So-so interview.
It was from 1999 meatball
@@stacky54 No, 1992, get it rite, christ
Brett only cares about money
Stupid and ignorant, what a combo
One thing you gotta say for Bret, he would never pretend you said 18 lol