Kevin Nash on Undertaker Checking Bret Hart
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Kevin Nash tells a story about Undertaker getting frustrated with Bret "The Hitman" Hart's refusal to go along with a match finish.
Full Interview can be found here: • Timeline WWE | 1995 | ...
Kevin Nash on Undertaker Checking Bret Hart #shorts
Subscribe for more videos! www.youtube.com/@mkd58...
Never heard anyone talk bad about The Undertaker.... EVER!!!
Thats what makes the Undertaker the goat.
doug gilbert talked shit about him, said he used to drive him to shows and he saw him years later and he big timed him
@@GHMYahooka oh no way!! Do you know the year that happened? Was it around the time Doug made a Royal Rumble appearance? Think it was 95 RR. Thanks for the info. Very much appreciated!!🙂
@@GHMYahooka Gilbert struck me as a bitter crybaby in that shoot, like he thought Taker should run up and blow him and offer him a job simultaneously
I was not a huge Taker fan growing up, mainly because he scared me 😂 Now, I absolutely love him and feel bad for not liking him.
Yea Taker and Sting! Respect
The more I learn of the man behind the Taker, the more I respect the man.
Hes a bully and has his head up Vince's ass to
Nash is always the good guy in his stories
Nash is just kayfabe even when he tells shoot stories😂
Yeah right lol
The same thing can be said about all of the top wrestlers. Usually it’s the midcard or lower card ex-stars that are the most truthful and humbled.
I was thinking the exact same thing, always has something bad or negative to say about a lot of guys but he's always in the right I never liked that about him
This story isn't even about him, it's about Taker and Bret. Nash just happened to be part of it
Bret Hart: "That's not gonna work for me, eh?"
😂😂😂😂😂
😭😭🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
How i met your mother 😂
Unlike Hogan, Bret had no clause in his contract and he got the finish he wanted, "eh"?
I see what you're going for lol. But as a Canadian...it would be more accurate if you said "That's not gonna work for me bud"
"Eh" is used after a question not a statement 😉
Bret hart ,Hulk Hogan and Shawn micheals man if I had a nickel for every story I heard they refused to put someone over or drop the title i would be a filthy millionaire...
Devils advocating here: Hogan at least made the company shit loads of money. Bret and Shawn were top dog in wwf's worst years.
@@ZamboniZone So did Shawn Micheals ..
@Nadeem Abualteen But not as much as Hogan, is my point.
For good reason think about all the stories about dropping the title, sounds like the writers don't know what to do with the title an just have it jump around like hot potatoe
@@deiselnoe1 Your bugging you forget that hulk hogan took the title from Yokozuna literally with the same couple minutes after he won it that ppv. That wasn't the writers idea that was hogan's dumb ideas. And your forget Montréal screw job bret didn't wanna drop to it to Shawn at the ppv he wanted to come on Raw and relinquish the belt does that make sense. Or when Shawn didn't wanna drop the belt to stone cold and undertaker had to give him the you better drop it or else because he didn't think he was good enough the list goes on and on..
Bret and Taker were (and still are) very close. Sometimes a close friend needs to talk to you like this and get through to you.
But it changed nothing. He still didn't take the powerbomb.
Bret was right though. The actual finish was just fine.
@@torpedospurswould been better, taker tombstone bret and rumble and would've won but diesel pulled the ref out before 3 count,so taker costing diesel after he gives bret jack knife would've made the heat more between diesel vs taker
You’re right. Mark and Bret respect one another
Brett and Nash are actually pretty good friends too. Scott Hall wasn't a big but has Nash has always been cool with Brett. I mean not everyone gets along 100% of the time as per the story, but for the most part he has no bones with Brett
Smart man avoiding the powerbomb from the Nash 😂😂😂
I love 'Taker! When he talks everyone listens
Taker is taker
Except if this story was true, Bret didn’t listen which makes Bret the true alpha. Nash and undertaker did what Bret wanted.
But this story isn’t true.
@@alabalaportocala8367 he was thinking of himself
Everyone except Bret
@@Drummer8282 well, bret was the locker room leader before he passed the reign to Mark when he left, so that makes sense
Nash is the most important wrestler of all time according to him.
Wait, what?! 😭
Took the odd finish though.
😂😂
Greatest booker too.
He was tho
True story, Nash tore his Quads in this interview
Lmfao!!! i was looking for this comment
Much appreciated
Lmao this shit never gets old
LoL, I knew this would pop up somewhere.
😂😂😂😂
Hahahaha 😂
Mind you, this was just a few weeks after Bret fought Undertaker at the Royal Rumble and took the Tombstone before Diesel interfered and a few weeks before he was about to drop the belt to Shawn at Mania. So really Bret was being made to look like a weak champ. I don't blame him one bit for putting his foot down at some point. Bulldog is really the only one to put Bret over clean that entire title run
Well said, in hindsight Bret truly tried to respect his peers and the business.
I will in this case. That PPV wasn’t being sold on that one Bret vs Shawn match. To complete the story between Taker and Diesel, Diesel had to hit the jackknife before Taker pulled him under. It would have added more to their match than it would have subtracted from Bret vs Shawn. Because in the end, Taker STILL pulled Diesel under. They literallly did everything else in the finish except the jackknife.
So what? Pro wrestling is scripted fight. When someone is leaving my company to a rival company, why should I let him leave strong or look strong?
Fuckin A right
Agreed, I don't remember the match between Bret and diesel, but I'm sure they could have worked it to where Bret looked strong in some manner...a low blow or something before the jackknife, but as it stood it would have made him look weak going into what was supposed to be a match between the two best, with the most endurance.
According to Bret Nash was unsafe to work and his powerbomb hurt everyone. So there's that.
Like that time he dropped giant on his head.
Right. He's the biggest whiner in the history of pro wrestling
@@drjay73
Nash & his little faction were harassing the lockeroom for years, and Bret had recently done the same spot for Undertaker as well as being booked to drop the belt to Shawn Michaels. Bret was justified in this context. Wrestling needs to be taken seriously to a certain extent for it to be a good product.
@@drjay73you mean bret right? Cause yeah he is
Bret screwed Bret
Yes indeed!!!
His ancestors aren't from Canada...just FYI 😂
You're lucky I didn't bite you when you stole the words from my mouth! Lol!
@@ValValiantThor216 whose ancestors are FROM canada? isn't Canada stolen native land?
He did by going to wcw and getting kicked in the face by goldberg and ending his career
The irony of hearing nash talking about somebody refusing a finish!
Nash, HBK and HHH should be the last people you trust with the wrestling stories.
Idk, nash has always been ok with not exactly making himself look great. He has said multiple times that he only does like "5 fuckin moves" in a given match, and only got the wwe title because while a lot of other guys got smaller from getting off the juice in 1994, he was still 7 feet tall.
I'm sure HBK would tell the truth now.
Str8💯 😂😂😂😂😂
Hogan's not on your list. The man who worked 400 days a year should really be on that list brother.
hogan can tell a stories 100 times and its gonna be 100 times different what a man
It doesn't do anything for me brother
Nah, that's Hogan! 😆
@@danielsoto6963 That's the Fing joke Einstein.
When it comes crashing down..
@@shadycnetwork if it’s part of the game then why did Brett cry when Hogan did that to Brett? I know Hogan felt protecting his spot was a shoot but if Brett lives by the same logic, why hold a grudge? Either you are a team player and willing to do as you’re told or you are gonna be difficult when things don’t suit yo. You can’t play both sides and that’s what Brett does. I understand his beef with Shawn, it was personal but not losing in Canada and refusing to take Nash’s finisher despite not doing the job is abusing your spot. Hogan did the same stuff so I’m not saying Brett is worse but he isn’t the one to be complaining when someone won’t just give up their spot.
@@shadycnetwork did INDRID delete their comment you were replying to?
Trust is important in wrestling. If they don’t trust you, it’s for a reason. Bret didn’t trust Nash.
Ask wcw on that.
Nash never does the powerbomb properly. He's unsafe
@@bakivaotuua9120 he picks you up and drops you, the dudes 6'10 he's not gonna drop to his ass he already had a shot lower body. The Jackknife is one of the coolest looking bombs visually tbh, Next to Takers and Gunther/Walters bombs
@@DiseasedCows When you execute a powerbomb, you must guide your opponent safely back to the mat, not drop them 7 feet up in the air. The art of wrestling is all about keeping each other safe while selling every move to make it look real. Nash is a very stiff worker, look at the powerbomb he did on the big show, nearly killed him
What a load of crap.
People love Bret so much and dislike Nash that if undertaker wasn't in this story, no one would believe Nash and shit on him for saying it
Literally every video I’ve seen of Nash, he’s telling a negative story about another wrestler while he’s ALWAYS the good guy.
Well yeah, Nash is the best! Just ask him
Coming from a guy who booked himself to win every match in WCW. F this guy.
Tbf Nash's powerbomb was essentially him picking you up and then yeeting you down to the mat with no care whatsoever
lmao
Agreed...always looked sloppy as hell
Yeeting? He just picked 'em up and let go, whatever happened happened
Taker and Andre was like the Father of the locker room wish they had more workers like them
Ron Simmons was a locker room leader too
Andre and locker room leader - don’t give me more laughs bro. 😅😅😅
@@kanwaljeetkjHe was
@@kanwaljeetkj Andre was a bully not a leader.
@@kar5431 correct
Bruh, Kev (as much as I love the guy) rolled with Shawn. That's why he didn't wanna do the finish. Nash, Shawn, and Hall were prime PrimaDonna's at the time and I can absolutely see where Bret would be coming from. And as someone else said Bret probably didn't trust Nash not to hurt him. Fact is, ultimately, this match, iirc, was the one where Nash admits it's his best match of his career because Bret carried him.
Not this match. The match you are talking about is Survivor Series 95. This was the In Your House before WM 12.
@@LeoWhalen1933 also Kevin was a lame duck. He knew he was heading to WCW by that point
@@LeoWhalen1933 ah, thanks for the insight. I mix those two up.
Bret is still one egotistical MF. Regardless of the fact that Nash rolled with Shawn. One thing doesn’t have to do with the other hence the reason Taker flipped on him. I’m
@@DREPR0787 everyone at that level is egotistical. You're just mad because Bret calls people out and continues to do so. Yeah he may complain a lot but he's rarely wrong. Ask anyone in the locker room besides the Kliq and see who was a bigger asshole Bret or Shawn
Nash is always the voice of reason in stories he relays and a pantomine villain in everyone else's 😂
Undertaker and bret hart were really good friends and never had any heat between them whatsoever.
That’s not even heat between them. It’s just Taker telling Bret Twat to stop being so damn selfish and self centered all the damn time.
@@tonytone9152 ever heard taker's side of the story?
Bret is smarter than most. He was slowly being buried before his Iron Match with Shawn Michaels, and that wouldn't make him look like a competent champion going in. That's the smart move.
Bret never wanted to lose
@@sirnoname6943 Have you ever watched him wrestle? That is a very uninformed statement by you.
Taker liked Bret a lot. Nash tells his version always.
Bret was right
" So I took that toxic energy over to WCW and broke Goldbergs streak. Made a dude take off his wrestling mask and I burried every jobber I could. " - Kevin Nash ( probably )
Xpac was there and confirms
Bret: I’m not getting my neck broken for no one……
I've always been a Bret fan, since forever. Hearing more about him backstage has made me look at him in a different light. I appreciate these interviews so much!
Naw, Bret was right. Overly whiny at times, but he was right. The more I hear about Bret, the more respect he's been getting. Nash is an arrogant SOB
Nash wouldn’t make this up knowing that Undertaker & Vince could call him out for lying.
Bret always had a massive ego problem and never wanted to take accountability for anything.
If I was Nash I would have power bombed his ass anyway.
Kevin Nash and the Kliq never liked because wasn’t about himself he was about wrestling. Ask the Rock and Austin if was about himself. Nash was the one about himself, see Dubya Cee Dubya
Shows how Taker was that guy in the locker room. Never hear a bad thing said about the guy & he truly LOVED wrestling & the business. I don’t think anyone could truly take over that role of head huncho of the locker room. Because some guys truly do need a reality check & need to be reminded that the company doesn’t revolve around one wrestler.
This story is lies
@@richardmyers7847 100%
Nash said "motherfucker not everything is about you" lol 😆 😂
Taker said that
@@joseg8498 Nash made it sound funny
WCW falling to pieces, Nash said, "My check never changed." Who is he to talk about selfishness? Tu quoque, I suppose
@@joseg8498how do you know? Did taker confirm it?
I used to IDOLIZE BRET … I was just like him… Then I realized HE N MYSELF were SELF RIGHTEOUS, JUDGEMENTAL , NARCISSISTIC, PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE, MARKS FOR OURSELVES 😫… still Respect The work n love the man though ❤️
Nash makes stuff up. Taker was one of Bret’s closest friends and backs him up on almost anything. Nash to claim someone else is selfish is almost hysterical.
Well, it happened. So get over it.
@@SpaceGhostPower How do you know? Did Taker confirm it?
@@rahulsingh6230 very much so.
@@SpaceGhostPower When did Taker confirm this story?
@@Armando316 stop being lazy and go look it up. Besides why would Kevin Nash lie about something like this?
Rest in peace, Eddie Guerrero 🙏🏽💐
The Hitman was top 3 for me. Undertaker & Shawn Michaels are the other 2. I know 2 of the 3 were hated by many but these stories will never weaken my fandom. I still love Bret Hart & Michaels despite their “Me Me Me!” attitudes! However.. it is the reason why The Undertaker is my ultimate number 1! 🪦💀
Nash was a zero and had no wrestling skills. It made no sense for Bret to be out wrestled so much that Nash could power bomb him. And Nash ran off anyway so why build him up for nothing.
"Not everything is about you" think Nash is talking about his boy toy HBK
Cringe
Nash was the new guy. Diesel wasnt so over he could start calling finishes on the Hitman. Brett was right. Protect your brand. F Nash.
Diesel had just come off the longest title reign of the 90s and was going into the other top billed match at Wrestlemania 12 against Undertaker. I'm not sure why you think he wasn't in the position of a top guy, he absolutely was.
Diesel was over your very wrong when he switched to wcw it was that bad that audience didn't watch wwf since nash left and hall too that's why duplicates were created that's how you know these both were popular if bret was popular why didn't he duplicate bret after screwjob but no he didn't there is a difference that's why big stars went to wcw since Eric knew how to handle big stars at that time vince didn't know it happened when attitude era started with stone cold then he learned how to handle big stars
Big Show, then called The Giant took his finisher and Nash broke his neck. Called himself the Giant Killer for a while. Sounds like Brett was right not to trust him.
Bret wasn't 500 pounds, he wasn't going to drop Bret.
Very bad comparison. 😂
But nash didnt want to power bomb the giant because he had put on the extra weight it was Paul's idea for the power bomb finish
No you didn’t jus compare Nash power bombing a 500 pound big show to doing it to Bret hart 🤦🏾♂️😂😂
@@thealldrk5747very bad 😂
That’s why he’s the Goat..
THE GGOOAAATTT!! #Taker4Life
Then Nash leaves the company after Mania for WCW. The match meant nothing anyways. Bret was right not to take his finish
He was still in WWF until May at least try to know your history
Bret leaving to wcw…. Bret should have dropped the belt.. same logic right?
First of all nash was popular during before leaving for wcw this is vinces fault for lying that nash never drew when he went to wcw everyone switched channels that's how the impact was without nash there is no attitude era since nash was going to be the next star vince wanted before stone cold n the rock
@@maverickrod2443should have dripped it yeah .to taker or Austin i.e not hbk
Bret Hart was the champion at the time. So, in actuality, it was all about Bret Hart. Nash is talking shit lol.
Bret was always self absorbed
And y'all wonder why he got screwed over by Vince. He's the original CM Punk.
Literally he expected to be treated like a king while he is flipping to WCW like what 😂
CM Punk idolizes Bret.
Truth.
That's why I can't watch BH's interviews where he always feels sorry for
himself and acting like he was done so wrong and everyone should feel
for him.
Bret always knocks on others who don't "meet his standards" in the ring, sometimes he's right but most of the time, his super-ego overshadows everything he's trying to say or do.
This is why Taker is the GOAT. He was all about the business and very unselfish. He put so many people over and created superstars.
Is there a video or audio clip where Taker himself confirms this? I’ve heard other wrestlers including Nash mention it many times but yet to hear Takers version of it.
Thing is, taker would never air that dirty laundry. He'd be respectful and move you along to a new question
Bret learned that mentality from watching Hogan for years.
Boy, the misinformation is staggering...
@@DarthVaderUnlimited 🤣🤣🤣 ok expert fan, enlighten me. I'm sure you are way off base.
@@rict.4938 If you've ever watched Bret wrestle, you'll know that his best matches are ones where he usually lost; Iron Man match vs Shawn Michaels WM XII, British Bulldog SummerSlam '92 at Wembley Stadium; Ricky Steamboat in Boston Garden, Owen Hart at WM X, etc. He mentioned not taking a Jackknife and being left laying, and here come the chatters. In his title defense against the Undertaker he took the Tombstone and was left laying. Another finisher to the champion, and being left laying for the second month in a row, on the very next pay-per-view?! Ridiculous.
@@DarthVaderUnlimited I think that you're missing the point, I'm not taking anything away from how great he was. But, he did in a business sense, expect to be catered to as Hogan was. Because coming up, that's what he saw. That's how the face of the company was treated. Times had changed
Pay attention to what is being said in this video.
@@rict.4938
Not only what the guy just told you, Bret was also scheduled to drop the belt to Shawn Michaels. With all that in mind, plus the fact that Nash was part of the Kliq, (you know how toxic those motherfuckers were in the lockeroom), I do not see how you can sit here and call Bret out on being selfish. Dude was just finally protecting himself a lil' bit.
Go ask Glenn Jacobs what happens when you're overly selfless & do, "what's best for business," all the time. You go from a dominant, well protected main eventer to a midcard jobber. Someone like Glenn Jacobs might be okay with that, but that doesn't mean Bret Hart had to be. He was within his right to put his foot down every now n' then for the sake of protecting himself. Undertaker himself stated you needed to have, "a little bit of asshole in you to survive the business."
Nothing wrong with respecting the business and the character that they play. Us fans have to watch that shit. Who wants to see their favourite guy get rekt all the time?
Love Kevin Nash. Bret Hart was supposedly the biggest asshole in the industry. Never heard anyone say a a bad thing about Undertaker.
This is largely a generational issue. Brett was older and a legacy from a wrestling family. He was raised on the idea of always protecting your character. Taking losses was a much lesser deal by the time Nash is at the top.
I've never believed a single thing that Kevin Nash or Hulk Hogan have ever said.
Find an interview with Brett and you can bet he's complaining about someone.
💯 %
Yeah, but he's right
This is when everyone already knew Nash was leaving for WCW as well (at the very least rumors were circulating and Nash was giving hints)Bret had already done this finish with Nash at KOR 94, powerbomb 2-3/4 count before Neidhart got Bret DQ’d.
It was Brets first PPV match as champ after winning it at WM10, yet in shoots Nash always cries about how his first ppv title defense after winning belt he had a draw with Bret. A draw better than losing by DQ while also looking you got beat with a powerbomb.
Nash was the finger point guy . Wtf is he talking about . Him and Hogan literally destroyed a company I'd say Bret made the right choice .
I’m a Bret Hart fan but his pride, even to this day, way over the top. Like be a team player, man!
Brett cant lose its impossible hes the best there ever is. Brett got screwed
Bret .one t my guy
I hate Brett fans so much
Stop using my name as your own, weirdo
I think it’s funny Nash is always talking about Bret but complains Bret is the mark…
Man there is a neverending amount of videos with former wrestlers crying. I never realized they were such babies.
“Not everything is about you.”
Meanwhile Kevin Nash in WCW…..
Naw that was hogan in wcw
That was hogan in wcw then Nash Hall ect followed suit
WCW falling to pieces, Nash said, "My check never changed." Who is he to talk about selfishness? Tu quoque, I suppose
Undertaker didn't check nothing. Bret didn't take that power bomb 🤣
Ok then SMH
I saw a power bomb from Diesel. Maybe they didn't do the spot but I seen a jack knife power bomb
I don't think it was about checking Brett. It was about since Taker is the guy with the Voice & Mellow behind the curtains AKA the Leader... Then if Taker got out of his way to speak up? Then that means Brett was messing up in a way.
@@awee5816
Bret was still the lockeroom leader by that point. Or at least, Undertaker wasn't, "in charge," yet, he was just well respected. They had an argument over something small. Bret got his way, no major harm was done and clearly they forgave one another.
Same with Austin refusing to lose against Lesnar
Bret had a legitmate reason to feel the way he did. When he was champion at the time, he was not treated right and he felt he was just a place holder for Shawn before WM12. Nash says this was the reason he left WWF/WWE. He left because WCW offered him $2.5 million dollars over 3 years. Vince couldn't match it. Simple!
Owens wife didn’t want Owen in the WWE hall of fame because they didn’t help her for shite and Bret holds a grudge against his sister in law for this. It’s complete nonsense and it goes to show just how much he never loves his own brother. It’s a sham.
She didn't want her husband in the hall of fame because they're 100% responsible for the negligent death of her husband
Vince should've listened to the first stunt rigger who told him the clasps Vince wanted to use were 100% unsafe as they weren't even designed for stunt rigging but for sailboats
But Vince wanted his way and got rid of that stunt rigger and replaced him with another unscrupulous stunt rigger who went along with Vince and those clamps failed and Owen fell to his death as result
You have no idea about Brett and Owen's relationship whatsoever
@@shooter7734 I just said all that kid and yes it’s in the heart foundation documentary. Owens family doesn’t mess with Brett. Do your research
Bret stood beside her for years until she agreed to a settlement then she ghosted Bret.
No Bret is mad at her because she never allowed Stu our Bret's mom see the grandkids after Owen passed, has nothing to do with WWE
@@shooter7734 Vince had no choice what clamp's where used, you people just make shit up everyday.
Coming from the guy who ended Goldberg streak
Given how much we’ve all seen Bret carry on after his career, and listening to how everybody always says he took wrestling too serious, I 100% believe him lol.
I feel like Brett resented the entire era where wrestling entertainment became less about hard work and more about gimmicks.
The reason Bret Hart didn’t want to take the power bomb was because he was the champion at the time. He didn’t want to delegitimize his championship reign, coming off looking weak just before WrestleMania XII, which was in a month. He wanted to make sure he put over Shawn Michaels looking strong. Vince McMahon agreed. Bret would leave immediately after his main event ironman match with Shawn for a few months to shoot Lonesome Dove.
The fact Bret had to get that said to him puts Undertaker on a whole different level then the best there was blah blah blah
undertaker is such a badass alpha.
Nash has some nerve complaining about others refusing to lose. Flat out skipped the biggest show of the year in 1997 for WCW because he was scheduled to lose.
I dont believe Nash at all
The more time that goes by, the more I think that Bret Hart deserved what happened in Montreal.
Bro he did that to himself he was going to WCW right after why would they let him beat the top star then go to the rival company right after WITH THERE BELT NOT TO MENTION
Nash wanting Bret to put him over for no reason. Bret is the top guy, why he'd put Nash over is beyond me.
Nash uses this BS as his excuse for leaving for WCW rather than just being honest and saying it was for more money for less work. Nobody would hold it against him for just being honest for a change.
Taker wasn't sticking up for Nash, he was sticking up for what he thought was best for business. I don't blame Bret for not wanting to loose against someone who was portrayed as Shawn Michaels' lacky on TV. Ric Flair said it best, Nash was lucky Shawn Michaels wanted him as his body guard on tv and Scott Hall was lucky to be present when Shawn Michaels worked a match against a ladder.
This is why I don't stand by Bret and never have. The stuff with Goldberg was overexaggerated, the stuff with Shawn was due to his ego, and the fact he kept WWF and WCW on hostage over being champion due to him thinking they owed him, no one owed him anything
I always thought the Goldberg situation was unfortunate but overblown, considering the history of the business. I think Bret thought he was the first guy to ever accidentally get hurt in the ring.
@MKD58 Media Bret just wanted another reason to complain and be a victim. That's all his career is based off of. He victimized himself over Wrestlemania, over losing the title in general, over helping others go over, over his brother's death, over the company telling him no, all of that. He wanted what he wanted and if anyone told him no and fought back he would make an ass out of himself to embarrass the company. But the fact he also made himself a victim after Owen's death is kind of messed up. It wasn't just his brother died and he was devastated, he straight up made his brother's death into a shoot
You clearly have no idea what you are talking about
Everything you just wrote is factually wrong
He’s got some mental ego bug that needed psycho therapy and long time ago all the top performers recognized the excellence of being a know it all 🎉
Nah...To Brett's credit..he is not the only one who complains about Goldberg and Shawn...so he wasn't wrong about them
It is funny when you hear more about how people like Bret Hart was and even hulk Hogan is just as bad for they took the business way too seriously it's meant to be a show and entertaining for them championship belts were real. And they took that kayfabe shit way too seriously I get it to an extent because that's the way a lot of old school guys were. But when it's to the point you won't but someone else over because you're worried about it making you look bad that's just too much it's just a show😂
You have a point to an extent but the reality is the main man makes the most money and I think it was probably more down to that than anything else
@@sionprice2432 yeah you don't have to pay out of pocket as much as other wrestlers and of course the attention and money
Bret was in the right. Bret's 3rd title run consisted of a roll-up win over Diesel and getting powerbombed to oblivion post-match, a roll-up win over Bulldog, two no-contests against Taker, and another tainted victory against Diesel. He looked weak heading into the match against Shawn. And when you're the world champ, heading into into one of one of the biggest title defenses in the company’s history, and are about to put over the next top babyface, sometimes it is all about you.
You have to make the champion look strong going into Wrestlemania ALWAYS; Bret was right
Undertaker barks you listen dudes a genius
Lmao, Bret and his family ate slept and breathed wrestling from the day they could walk. You obviously don’t have a clue about how many wrestlers they created. No one talked down to a Hart.
@@KkevrockK I know exactly what they did in the end where are they.broken down and depressed and takers taking in millions .nobody cares about respect anymore bud.its a shame wnat happened to the hart legacy .they got ate up and spit out
This story was debunked by JR and Bruce Prichard.
Nash is making crap up to justify jumping to WCW for the money rather than just saying he went for the money - which is a perfectly acceptable reason to jump.
Let’s pretend this Nash story were true, then Bret had Undertaker pissed off at him and stood his ground - that makes Bret more of a badass than Nash or Taker as he didn’t care what they thought. He was the alpha in the room.
Bret always took himself too seriously and probably even thought that he actually beat all of his opponents for real.
Bret was right. This reign was doomed from the beginning and made the title look weak
Bret made a entire documentary crying about him not being in the spotlight goes to show what kind of person he is
Maybe Bret was worried Nash would tear his quad trying to lift up Bret 😆
bro jus casually droppin movies, shout out the algorithm for bringin me here
The missing information is that Bret was world champion and just came out of the Rumble after eating a Tombstone and Diesel saving the title via pulling the ref out. Hart was protecting his credibility by not wanting to look weak by essentially being beat both ppvs before Mania.
Dont know if I would listen to the guy who booked himself to break Goldberg's win streak
“Hed never check me tho” - nash
Bret was the biggest mark for himself!
He had every right to be. Brett was and is one of the greatest wrestlers 5i ever step foot in a ring. He would have dropped it to anyone that truly deserves it.
@@ryannutton1704he had every right to be? But he couldn't draw shit and he sucked
Brets run with the title during the time Nash is talking about was very underwhelming. He was left laying in a heap by Nash right after winning the title when Nash had just spent a year as champion, beat Bulldog in a great match but won with a fluke rollup, lost to the Undertaker at the Royal Rumble by DQ when Nash interfered where it was pretty clear Taker had Bret beat, and beat Nash in a cage match where, again, it was pretty clear he was going to lose if not for interference from Taker. He didn't look strong as champion going into Mania so I get him not wanting to take the Jacknife to at least somewhat save face or at least I don't entirely blame him.
Definitely the best there was, the best there is, and the best it ever will be is The Undertaker!
You guys get that Bret actually makes sense here!!!!
How?
@@rdotmitchell Context. He was being made to look like a weak champ.
@@ceasarsanchez9086 everyone has to lose Bret can’t be top guy forever which led to his bitterness
@@sirnoname6943 It's about the context. He wasn't losing here. He was actually getting the win. However this was just a few weeks after Bret fought Undertaker at the Royal Rumble and took the Tombstone before Diesel interfered and a few weeks before he was about to drop the belt to Shawn at Mania. Even when he won the belt from Diesel in the first place he was immediately laid out. So really Bret was being made to look like a weak champ. That's five PPVs from Survivor Series where he won it to WrestleMania where he dropped it and three of those ended with either Bret on his back or someone saving him from getting beat. This would have made four of five PPVs. I don't blame him one bit for putting his foot down at some point. Bulldog at In Your House was the only one to put Bret over clean that entire title run.
@@ceasarsanchez9086 But if Hogan or Shawn made the same argument in the same situation, Bret would have been the first to call them out on it.
Whether he's Right or Wrong is down to opinion, but it doesn't change the fact that he's a shameless hypocrite.
I wouldn’t trust much of what Kevin Nash has to say.
Bret is a legend but respectfully, but when Takers speaks you listen!
Bret never told undertaker said that to him nether undertaker ever given a interview where he disrespected bret i think nash just madeup some stories
This should be called Undertaker TRIED to check Bret.
It never happened
@@WWF90904evidence?
There’s a reason why Bret is infinitely more respected that Nash.
Nah Bret was a Cinderella a kid would ignore that, Nash was workhorse of a star.
Bro what are you talking about? Bret is known as a diva. Wanted everything handed to him. He is not the best there is the be there was or the best there ever will be. He is over rated. I can name 20 wrestlers just off the top of my had who are 10x the technical wrestler than Bret ever was.
@@ultimateuchiha23 Did someone get their feelings hurt?
@@SLURM187 Nope just stating facts. And the fact you think Nash wasn't more respected than Bret shows you know nothing. There was a lot of backstage shit on Bret like crying all the time, not wanting to help anyone unless it benefited him which resulted in the Montreal Screw job. Undertaker got in his face because he wouldn't take a Jack knife from Nash when Nash and Taker were feuding. Bret even tried to pull the same crap in WCW.
In whose eyes?