The Complete Bret Hart Collection | Wrestling Bios
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- Опубликовано: 3 янв 2020
- Wrestling Bios Presents - The Complete Bret Hart Collection
This video compiles past Wrestling Bios videos to create a complete look at Bret Hart's entire singles run.
Topics covered include The Hart Foundation with Jim Neidhart, Bret's singles push to the WWF championship, Bret vs Austin at WrestleMania 13, Bret forming the new Hart Foundation in 1997, Bret Hart in WCW, and finally Bret's return to the WWE in 2010
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Bret was the reason I watched wrestling as a kid. He was so good at making a match look real and good. He just made you believe (even though it was all obviously made up). I just wish he never got injured by Goldberg. Imagine how much more he could have given to the industry. Legend.
Monday morning's toilet break at work is going to be a long one
Ha!
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Hope you didn't leave a "Nugget" lol
@@only1icon1801 actually laughed out loud at that 😂
@@glencurtis6052 cheers mate, proud of that myself
Born in 1980 and Bret the Hitman Hart is my all time favorite wrestler. His matches with Shawn Michaels were some of the greatest I’ve ever seen
Damn... Thank God but i still can't believe Brett is the only Hart Foundation member alive.
R.I.P. Owen, Flying Brian, Davey Boy, The Anvil.
Was about to comment the same. Damn...
It's a damn shame for sure!
Hes not too long behind em
If Owen Produced This Rad Beat I'd Give Him Credit For The Mixing
Agreed, but...*Bret
Damn bro! This is better than the actual Bret Hart documentary on WWE! Well done sir!!
Most of them are produced by there own bias so they have a revisionist delusion of what actually occurred indoctrinating new viewers to think a false ideology
I know it was 3yrs ago but do you happen to have the link for that 1 PLEASE?
The Hart Foundation in 1997 was some of the greatest in ring and mic work done by a faction. Bret, Owen, Bulldog, Pillman and Neidhart were amazing.
They were boring, uncool, stiffs
@@freedomseedplanter5987 and that is why they were great, everyone is exciting, cool and fluid these days, nothing original about them when everyone is the same... WWE nearly everyone is interchangeable outside of the top 2 or 3
no lower card, the entire mid card is more like high card failures...
@@aoisora1445 I said they are boring, uncool stiffs.. and your reply to me is, "that's why everyone liked them", "they were cool and exciting ".. not that smart of a fellow?
@@freedomseedplanter5987 maybe you should use your brain pal :) he wanted to say (so you can understand it too) that not everyone back then had to be SUPER AWESOME ULLTRA HIPP to be cool. The Harts were originals, classic..and just good the way they were ;-)
@@dmsephiroth good stuff
I would have given anything and everything to get those shades from Bret as a kid.
I would do any thing to get them now ....and I'm forty
Yeh I always thought that too, when I was a kid in the 80s 90s👍👍
I m 17 and I want to go back in time to get that glasses
@@toddsleezer3580 wtf
This is long enough to be an actual documentary
This is way better then a documentary done by wwe.
@@waldoc3419 I agree mate
cool this guy has so many documentaries
@@mikeskinner7595 he's the best
How long do you like your documentarys then lol 🤦♂️
Well this certainly is what I'll be spending my Saturday on it seems
wrestling bios is dropping DVD type of bio.. I love it... no complaints here..
I LOVE WWE WRESTLING I AM A BIG WWE WRESTLING FAN OF Bret Hart LOVE JOI KAPULKA
Ordering me some Chinese food n watching this GEM 💎
100%
I'd be pissed if I got a DVD full of still images.
Well except most of the info is revisionist history erroneous nonsense.
I was a child in the early to mid 90's when Brett was at his peak. But, he was my dads favorite wrestler at the time so i have many fond memories from that era. Brett Hart was truly the cream of the Crop in the center of that ring. He was completely underappreciated and disrespected for almost 15 years because of the Montreal Screwjob. Im so glad his legacy has been recognized all these years later. His documentary was excellent too. Easily one of my all time favorites to ever be released by WWE.
The best there is, best there was, Best there ever will be...
This was another phenomenal video brother. It lived up to the excellence of execution standard.
I fully agree with every bit of this comment. Bret was also my favorite wrestler, not just during that period, but of all time. With only Sting (in WCW) and Mr. Perfect in competition with him for my favorite.
Well said and your 1000 percent right.
*Bret
His legacy wasn't ruined for 15 years because of the screw job, his legacy was ruined because WCW wasted one of the greatest opportunities in wrestling history.
If you're a 90's kid, Bret will always be the man
I second that
I still wear pink and black to this day. :D
Yup!!
Brett Hart was the first WWE superstar I was old enough to be a fan of as a kid.
The BEST there is, The BEST there was, EVER will be!
You are head and shoulders above any youtube wrestling channel. What a guy
I’ve watched all these individually before but who doesn’t love another watch, especially an omnibus!
Bret's match against Roddy Piper at WrestleMania VIII was a really good match. I remember as a kid watching that match on VHS, not only the promos were great but the match itself was a show stealer and one of his best for the IC title.
At the age of 12, after reading an issue of WWF magazine talking about Bret entering the Royal Rumble at number 1, he suddenly became my favorite wrestler.
He still is.
Thanks for this video. The fastest hour and a half video on RUclips! I loved every minute.
96 to 97 was the greatest years for wrestling I can think of. Sick a great time to be a fan.
No
@@NeverQuit87 No
Easily the best. NWO, Bret v Austin, Kane v Undertaker, Mankind, Screwjob, Hall and Nash, Sid, heel Shawn and the list goes on. It was super intense. Every year after we had cheap gimmicks, cheesy promos and the evolution into the circus. They even started to turn the ring slowly into the trampoline that it is now, after 97.
98 was still great but the rot had started. DX and the Rock were super overrated with cheap heat and cheesy promos/gimmicks. Mankind got a sock and Kane was no longer scary.WCW slowly descended into farce after 97. 96 and 97 was the peak of professional wrestling.
Bret and Shawn looked at each other "eye to eye." Well, I guess 3 eyes were locked in on each other!!!!!
Christopher Suswal best comment ever
Huh?
Explain
@@joshuablankenship4701 Shawn developed a lazy eye awhile back (I think it's his left eye) where his eyeball tends to shift away from its center. If you've ever known anyone with this or seen the condition, it's as if the person shifted their vision to the side, but only with one eye. For a pretty messed up, but absolutely hilarious impression of Shawn, check out RVD's shoot on Kayfabe Commentaries!
@@christophersuswal9544 thank you never noticed that is funny
Bret's punches are a thing of beauty. I don't think anyone will ever do it better.
Bret Hart is an absolute legend!! Love him or hate him, he is the absolute best and took wrestling very serious
True that and he took his position as a role model to young fans seriously as well. True legend.
I’m not even a Bret’s fan, but this is an actual document I can appreciate to respect his work even more. Thank you
Nobody Nobody2 doesnt mean I cant learn about him and respect him. Not a fan =/= being a hater
You should be a Bret fan, he doesn’t have to be your favorite, but he’s fantastic and has given so much to wrestling. Respect for you not being a hater, but watch his work and he’ll make you a fan, i promise.
Bret in my opinion is one of the greatest ever if there is a mount Rushmore of wrestling I think he would be on it. Why is it you aren't a fan if you dont mind me asking??not gonna argue or anything just want to hear your opinion. Thanks
@@kerrymandanny8135 I actually respected Bret Hitman Hart legend he had plenty of chances didn't capitalize contracts also clearly became an issue sad. Not to say he ain't had skills though.
@@kerrymandanny8135 he's not my favorite, but he's on my Rushmore.
Flair, Savage, Michaels, Hart and I always throw in Foley, because it should be top 5, not 4. (Those aren't in any particular order).
That Bret vs Skinner feud was one for the ages.
Was never a huge Bret Hart fan but this is amazing. Thanks bro!
Him and mr.perfect are some of the best matches everywhere
I watch this in my downtime..can't wait until Undertaker's is finished. Bret and Taker are my literal two favorites of all time.
Amazing video very well put together
They are my two favorites of all time but not my *literal* favorites of all time.
my fav wrestler of all time. I legit give the hitman credit for making me a wrestling fan.
This video is the best there is, the best there was and the best there ever will be
Sniff, sniff, that's right I smell a binge.
T-Bag that would have been hilarious if you’d hit the M key by accident 😆
Bret Hart will always be my favorite. Beautiful mat technician. Even when he went up against stiffs like Sycho Sid he could put on a good show. And of course, pitted against another mat technician (Chris Benoit. Dean Malenko.) they were poetry in motion.
Bret vs Stone Cold at MSG was called in the ring!?! Damn that's impressive. That match looks like a Macho Man match and Macho would plan every single move.
@@toddsleezer3580 Austin's persona fueled his in ring style which made it easy to overlook his ability. Some of my favorite matches are indeed Bret vs Austin because they were opposites from attitude to in ring styles. Their match at WM13 is incredible and totally overshadowed the main event, which was an Undertaker match at that. I remember watching it live and half paying attention to the title match because their brawl was so good.
Everyone ignoring Shawn Michaels. Considered a rare genius technician and performer.
In terms of submissions, Brett was more skilled, but Micheals was one the the actual few I’ve seen keep up beat for beat with Brett.
@@toddsleezer3580 Stone Cold was actually brilliant in the ring, the neck injury did him in though, but he worked around it by going more brawler and it worked... he still had some technical skill though mixed in from time to time as well... Dynamite Kid was actually really good too and is often overlooked for some reason sometimes, and Bret Hart was the most reliable best at his in ring work... if you watched him overtime he adapted to each opponent and even the Goldberg match was brilliant until that kick to the head... as for skills, Owen Hart had promo and all round he was more athletic, the weirdest part is when i start looking back at Bret Hart's punches he actually showed a lot of athleticism at times with how he pulled off that stomp even when in mid air to make sure the timing was there... also Bret Hart did have the best match adaptability... also glad someone here realized that Eddie Guerrero and Owen Hart were both technical wrestlers, though Owen Hart was a technical wrestler with some high flying ability mixed in, similar to Eddie Guerrero... also shows that past wrestlers there was a lot less high flying so having just one or two high flying moves would sometimes have you put in that role even... Shawn Michaels was not so much a technical wrestler or even a high flyer, but he could do both... Shawn was really good at his finish pop though... only other comparison would be Randy Orton and DDP in terms of how that thing just pops into a match anytime anywhere...
@@erikurizita6702 exactly, all the showboating distracts people from Michaels actual skill, but in terms of being able to really do anything if his opponents did not sell he would have been in trouble, but fortunately everyone was professional... Bret Hart also spent some time in Japan, where they tend to be more rough with people... and the dungeon also taught some real wrestling, so that they could do some real moves mixed in as well...
I always remember from one of Brets promos the saying " You scratch my back and I'll stab yours"
I was only 11/12 years old when I heard that but it stuck with me and for good reason. As every company I've worked for seem to have that thinking.
To me, he was more than just a wrestler, he was a hero who you could really look up to. He carried himself with honesty and integrity which is sorely missed today
Just a massive thank you Wrestling Bios, you really do some remarkable work on your channel and is vastly becoming a must watch on everything you upload.
Would love to see more videos on backstage/road stories about frictions of fueds and the best ribbers of the business
Thanks again kidda
Wtf is a "kidda"?
@@Gameboy-Unboxings fr
"You scratch my back and i'll STAB yours"
Oh yeah what a hero lol
@@Gameboy-Unboxingsthe opposite of an eedjit; imagine a "Bizarro" version of yourself.
I wish we had one match with Bret Hart vs Kurt Angle for a championship, that could have been one of the greatest matches in WWE history
Right?! Thanks Goldberg! That guy should have never been broken in.
Yep. Great technical battle with Kurt Angle alao using some underhanded tactics. It would have been a great match.
Maybe the greatest match of all time!
Who would you have getting over
@@tyh.rodriguez7300 probably Kurt.
I remember being the only kid at school rooting for Bret. Even after the anti-America sentiment
This is easily a top 5 wrestling channel on youtube, awesome work man!
OMG you did an hour long documentary. Thank you thank you thank you. I have been waiting for this. He's been wrestling so long to put into a 15-20 minute bio. Heck he's still very relevant and with his nieces and nephews now in the business carrying on the Hart name, again thank you
No. He put all of the videos he has of him together in one.
Holy cow man, you're spoiling us!!!
I'll watch anything with The Hitman Best there is, Best there was, Best there ever will be!
I feel the same
agreed
he really was
very self centered guy tho
its always about him even when owen died
definitely in top 5
@@blackoutgstar9949 And Micheals, Nash, Hogan, Flair arent???
@@neilsmith9066 never did i ever say that. id put two more of those names on my top 5 tho
hard to choose a top 5 so many great wrestlers and gimmicks back then
This was well done. Brett Hart's career is really the common thread and connection between Hulkamania and Attitude and beyond. It's a fitting legacy for someone whose family has died for the sport.
Its wasn't until Bret hart left WWF. That I realized how freaking good he was at cutting promos,working the Mic, and working in the ring.but what can I say I was around 10 so I did not know any better
WrestleMania X should have been Hogan vs Bret, with Hogan dropping the belt.
It turned out ok though.
@Turd Ferguson The presumed plan according to Bret, was Hogan vs Bret at Summer Slam 93, which Hogan was still out of his prime, since it was after WrestleMania 9. I do think Bret would have been able to pull it off for WrestleMania X, and it won't just be the match itself, but the anticipation for Hogan vs Bret, which would bring in the fans, since Hogan was a big draw. Hogan won the PWI wrestler of the year for 1994, and he re-invigorated a losing WCW in becoming competition to the WWF as well.
It would be fitting for passing on the torch appropriately to Bret cleanly.
@@nuckweise WMX was still great, due to Bret, HBK, Owen and Razor.
@Turd Ferguson half the top guys were old savage hogan warrior etc all were in their late 30s 40s Hogan was 43 years old when the nwo took off in 1996
That doesn't work for me BROTHER
Now I need 3 hours of Regal
Give over, regal just bored me to utter death. I'd rather have toothache than watch any of that clumsy muppets matches 😂🤣🤣
Holy hell! I thought the length of the video was 12 min when I clicked on it haha great work man!
Lmao I still remember how during that whole 97 run, I always rooted for Bret and always took his side. Even when he was clearly heeling and my friends were turning on him and siding with Stone Cold, my Hitman loyalty NEVER wavered lol
I couldn't help but chuckle when I heard "as previously mentioned Shawn lost his smile..."
Also it's just odd when you realize it was like Bret moved backwards with the move to WCW. He was working with all the guys he originally wrestled to earn his top spot in the WWE!
Well there goes my Saturday afternoon
Bret vs Owen at WMX is my favorite match ever.
The Hart vs Beniot Memorial match was absolutely fantastic
Thanks for this highlight reel of Bret's work. He has been, is now and forever will be my favorite wrestler. He'll always be close to my heart and I revisit his work often. Bret lived and breathed wrestling and the business will always be grateful for his dedication to it. A true class act in a business so often devoid of them. Thanks Bret!
I have been a Bret fan since he and Jim came to the wwf and to watch the entire career in it entirety was brilliant, very well done one of you best work thankyou!!!!!!!!!!!
So much work done in research editing and hours spend on this chef-d'œuvre, a masterpiece! I hope it won't be removed by WWE! Congratulations for this excellence in editing execution: the best there is...you know the rest!
The best there ever will be. 🤘💜🖤
Pink not purple
Purple whaaaaaa?
💓🖤💓🖤
Yes
Untill HBK lol
The goat of Professional wrestling
Grandpa Goat..... The Fossil of professional wrestling
This is the best video from Wrestling Bios. Bret Hart has one of most interesting stories in wrestling. Thanks for the video
So much yes!!! I'm glad I have a long video format from you now!!
I just discovered your channel and watched this docu start to finish in one go. Thank you for a respectful, informative, well-researched and extremely interesting look at my all-time favourite wrestler! We didn't have access to WCW where I live and so I had absolutely no idea about Bret's involvement there after leaving WWE. I had assumed that had been the end for him. This was just so, so interesting. Thank you!
GREAT VIDEO! Please do more long form videos like this. The short form videos are great too but it was cool to watch how you kept connecting all the dots throughout Bret’s career.
One of Bret's top matches was the Wrestlemania 13 match against Steve Austin. I consider it a classic.
Hogan, Triple H, and HBK really hated on Bret Hart bc of how talented he was.
Of course they did
I cant stand HBK or HHH. Not a Hogan fan but he did make wrestling popular in the 80s . Cant take that away.
Best Wrestling Bios vid ever? It's got my vote! Well done man! I'd love more of these long format vids...
Great work! Top quality Bios. You just keep getting better.
My brother was named after Bret, he was born in 92😂
Just seen that Jim ross' podcast gave this video a shout out. I've been watching your videos for a while and I am (and continue to be) a big fan so I'm glad to see you getting the credit your videos deserve.
Good ol JR just gave you a shout out for your bios. That will surely make the kid in you smile
I was 7 when I watched Bret v Austin with my dad, he had backed Austin, and I went with the Hitman. I remember the turn and genuinely not knowing how to feel and looking at my dad as if to ask how should I be feeling right now. Great stuff.
Bret had multiple amazing runs in the 90s in the WWF. 91/92, 94, 97 were all great years for Bret and that takes nothing away from all the other years in between and prior to Bret being a singles wrestler.
I remember watching all of this as it happened. Really enjoy your videos. Nice to reminisce with you and all your insight.
This is awesome. This is manna from the gods for Bret Hart fans, of which I'm one of many.
Thanks for this documentary. Bret was and still is my favorite wrestler who has provided memorable matches, some of which I've seen live. In my meeting him many times, he's proven to be a warm, genuine person who sincerely appreciates his fans. I remember seeing Bret after WM 13. He had this pleading look in his eyes as he squeezed my hand. I'd wondered if he was trying to tell me something but couldn't. His heel turn on the following night was probably just that--IMO he looked regretful. To me, the name Bret Hart is synonymous with legend.
This is awesome thank you man.
Do one of these for Stone Cold Steve Austin
The Hart Foundation, my favorite to this very day. My favorite single’s wrestler of all time, Bret “ The Hitman” Hart!!!
He took the wwf to another level in the 90s.
Bret had great matches with everyone and had a different style in each match: Piper, Nash, Razor, Sid, Bulldog,Austin, Undertaker, HBK, Flair,Luger, DDP,Bam Bam Bigelow, Doink and Lawler.
As a staunch Hitman fan, I loved this whole video. But I must say, I've NEVER understood people criticizing Bret for his actions during the 96-97 years in WWE. How is it "crying" when a guy who's clearly being f**ked over at every given opportunity voices his frustration?? Not only that, he's involved w/ a company that clearly had no control over its top talent, as two of its biggest draws of the decade (Hulk Hogan & HBK) refused to do the right thing and drop the title to him. It's like telling someone who's been robbed out of money to "stop crying". No one in their right mind would say that.
@Telly Delucca I get that it was in storyline, but I'm old enough to remember that time, and what I was talking about was the fans' perception. Many of the fans really thought he had no reason to be reacting the way he was. Some of them still don't. Also, what you have to understand is that I'm not basing what I said about Hogan & HBK off of just what Bret said, even though history has shown that he's proven to be far more honest than either Hogan or HBK have. So to just believe Hogan's version of the events of his departure, that Vince agreed Hogan would drop the belt to Yokozuna instead of Bret is honestly ridiculous. Many people in the industry, outside of Bret, have corroborated his accusation that Hogan refused to job to Bret. Even Kevin Nash, who was tight w/ Hogan, has criticized Hogan for being unwilling to put most guys over. And HBK has a known track record of that, as Jim Cornette and others have verified that he told Bret to his face that he would never put him over. The fact is Vince himself has never been on the record about who's story is true between Hogan and Bret (at least that I've seen), and Bret had actually suggested to Vince that he would either drop the belt the next night after SS 97 on Raw, or that he'd even be willing to drop it to Austin before he left.
So glad I found this...thanks wrestling bios..awesome channel 👏👏
Favorite wrestler of all time! Thank you!
Love what you said about Bret's promo skills. It's true. From the time he kicked off his feud with Owen, he started delivering solid promos. Sure, he wasn't Austin, or Flair, or The Rock, but he was effective, like you said. What's more, he was believable. You could buy into the idea that he was actually speaking his mind, unlike the scripted pap that they deliver nowadays.
I'd put the angry, heelish promo from RAW in early '97 after getting screwed out of the title ("FRUSTRATED ISN'T THE GOD DAMN WORD FOR IT!" - in front of the old blue cage) up there as one of the greatest promos of all time.
This Is Great,But It Should Also Include His Calgary And Japan Run Also
You should do more of these longer videos mate, they are cool...
You create class content at the moment, keep up the food work dude
Wrestling Bios Rocks
Seeing this 1 1/2 hr video has me drooling
This video is great! I really enjoy your content. It's comprehensive and very well done. Thanks!
Brilliant yet again...we’ll done Buddy ✌🏾💓
I've really enjoyed this video mate about Bret hart I think your video's are excellent always a must see
The Best there is, was and ever will be
Jobber... He could even carry Hacksaw Jim Duggans jock strap....
another Jobber.
great channel, premium content
i recently found your channel. thank you so much! wrestling sucks these days and this brings me back to why i loved wrestling
Kudos for putting out another amazing video.... quality content.
Thank you for your hard work we truly appreciate it
Bret Hart is the Best there is the Best there was and the Best there ever will be
Great Video Bret Hart was one of my favourite wrestlers
Yay! This will be my Saturday thing 😊😊😊 my fav!!!
This is my favourite channel on you tube love this content 👍
Yeah mine too and Behind The Titantron!!
This was great 👍🏼
A watched a HBO doc on Andre but aside from that this is these videos are the best thing on my TV right now!! Great work mate keep it up 💕🖤💕
@Wrestling bios. Hell of a video. The excellence of execution!
Cracking video!
I don't like watching lengthy videos. As I did with The Undertaker's 90's video, I clicked on it while eating and... ended up watching the whole thing. Really great and entertaining work.
He made wrestling look real without hurting himself or anyone
Hence "the excellence of execution" 👍😁👍
Great video!
Great bro! Carry on.
Great job my friend I love your channel