Kevin Nash - What Bret Hart was Like to Wrestle in WWF
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- Kevin Nash discusses Bret Hart as a wrestler and opponent in WWF and what happened when Hulk Hogan refused to put Bret over as Champion. Stream New Shoot Interviews 📺 TitleMatchNetwork.com
Big Daddy Cool talks about his time in the World Wrestling Federation and where he ranks his matches against Bret "The Hitman" Hart. Plus we hear about Hogan not wanting to do business with Bret.
Later in the interview, Kevin mentions the payoffs he received as WWF champ and why he went to Vince McMahon's office.
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I do appreciate Nash giving Brett credit.
alot of the click did...even shawn who wanted his approval..... every one except ....paul...hmmmm
Yep. Then you got bums like the Road Dawg who try to get clicks by trashing the legend.
You can argue that Brett being boring,but you can't argue about his work in the ring
Diesel vs Bret Hart WWE championship was at the 1995 Royal Rumble. In my opinion this was Keven Nash's best match of his career. Great match.
IMO, Diesel’s best matches happened within a few months of leaving WWF. Survivor Series vs Bret, Vs Bret Rage in the Cage, Undertaker WM 12, HBK Good friends, Better Enemies IYH. I wonder if Vince was having regrets around this time of letting Nash go
Why, did he successfully execute four moves instead of just three??
Come on man it’s ok to say WWF when referring to the 90s
@@JayStar-yj9pu such a mark take lmao
@@MikeLavin "Mark"?
Only a non-wrestling Social Media chimp would use that stupid term to describe someone they disagree with.
Too bad we aren't face to face
Interviewer was trying HARD to get Nash to trash Bret. But Nash stayed classy
Seriously. "Going back to Bret for a second, do you hate him too, and why?"
I notice that also.
he was trying so fuckin hard to get him to say something negative about Bret. Like pestering him with questions about Bret because he wouldn't give him the answer he wanted...
I loved it when Kevin said, “I loved working with Bret.” Yes, I noticed that the interviewer was trying to him to say something bad about Bret. But nobody’s perfect, everyone has their strengths and flaws.
I’ll trash Bret
Who the hell ever said that Bret Hart was overrated? And I've never heard Any top guy say that Bret was hard to work with. I've heard most of these top guy in interviews say that Bret was either their favorite matches or their favorite guy to work with; such as Steve Austin and The Undertaker.
Nash, ( in other interviews)Taker, Hogan, and a myriad of others said Bret was hard to work with. That's why the Montreal Screw- job occurred.
@jrep85 But they said this before 2007? I've never heard anyone say he was hard to work with in the ring or that he was overrated. If you want to say he was hard to work with as far as politics go, then the same could be said for every guy who states that about Bret. It's the nature of the business.
Hogan and Flair both said it.
@asoncalledvoonch2210 Okay, okay, fine. But Flair and Bret didn't like each other anyways.
My hero is the bestest westest is the whole wide world. 🥹
I can listen to Nash talk about wrestling all day. Him, Cornette, Bret Hart and Bischoff are my favorite.
Nash is a vax pusher, he belongs in hell
There is honestly a few others that I also really enjoy hearing talk about wrestling such as Stone Cold, the Undertaker, Scott Hall, Ted DeBiase, and I know I am blanking on some others. People who had a good understanding of the business, of ring psychology, and especially if they worked with a slew of legends over the years, because then the stories really are fantastic at that point.
@@Mr.Septon those are some good ones too, I enjoy listening to them as well. I forgot to mention Heyman, he's a great story teller as well from the shoots I've seen. He gets so passionate about talking about certain subjects. Shane Douglas is another one that I forgot. Has some great stories and I enjoy the the way he talks.
Scott Hall!
I've never heard anybody say anything bad about working with Bret. I've heard multiple people say he was their best match & he was easy to work with.
When two of his most bitter rivals best friends insist on it, it's probably true
The only thing I’ve ever heard negative about working with Bret was from Bret himself. He said his matches could be a little physical but you would come out the way you went in.
Sid said that working with Bret was like pulling teeth.
Bad News Brown said that Bret was a whiny baby.
Maybe Nash should ask the interviewer what his problem is with Bret.
Word he asked him twice 😂😂 hating ass
Nash may be Kliq through and through but he’s always respected Bret.
They all respect Bret. He and Michaels just hated each other. Waltman still to this day talks about their Raw main event
I think it also has to do with money. Bret was top dog but didn't start demanding top dollars. It's like someone who is regularly the Employee of the Year, but doesn't really ask for raises.... it makes everybody else's bargaining position weaker. Might be good for the wrestling business, but not good for the wrestlers.
@@bentencho I'm pretty sure Scott Hall actually said that before. It definitely pissed them off
Sober Nash is quite articulate
Check the adjective - articulate.
@@idkmybffjvcheck your nose
Bret made Nash look good.
Bret made everyone look good!
That's exactly what Nash said.
If you were a bad wrestler, Bret made you look good. If you were a good wrestler, he made you look great. If you were truly a great then he only further put a shine on you. Even losing a match to Bret typically made you look better than winning against a lot of other people could. He was also typically pretty humble in victory and frequently would recognize the greatness and efforts of another wrestler while they were in the ring by raising their arm instead and getting the crowd to rally behind their efforts. I think the match between Bret Hart and the 1-2-3 Kid is a perfect example of this. Obviously virtually everyone knows the kid can wrestle, so the match was fantastic because it isn't everyday that you have two incredible talents of that nature in the ring together. Bret was champion and he dominated the match, destroying the Kid, but no matter what, the Kid had spirit and kept going beyond what seemed reasonable. So while the Kid may have not walked away with the belt, or having won the match, he definitely walked away a champion in the eyes of the fans. It helped him, and so many others, get better noticed by the people behind the scenes and those watching the ring.
What was the guys name, Tom MaGee I believe but I am lazy and will check later, but he was the guy that at one point Vince was going to push as the next Hulk Hogan because he had the look - big muscular, blonde hair, just very much a Vince build, and he had a great first match. So Vince wanted to strap a rocket to his ass and make him champion, but basically immediately every other match he had was trash. So they looked back to what made the first match look so good, what made him look good enough to see dollar signs and then it was realized that his first match was against Bret, who made the completely unskilled guy look good enough to be believed as a capable wrestler.
And Nash made Bret look good. One is a technician and the other is a monster. If you beat a monster it looks good.
Curt Hennig made Bret look good
How the hell did the interviewer not know that Nash dropped the belt at survivor series 95, I remember that and I've not watched wrestling since 1999
Ok nerd 🤓
Cause Feinstein too busy trying to meet up with 15 yearold boys!!! Check dateline and chris hanson
Such an excellent point. Makes the mark idiot interviewer look clueless
He's garbage bro.
Played possum, small package. I remember that like it was yesterday.
The best there was, the best there is, the best there ever will be.
Every match they had was magic, ideal ring psychology. King of the Ring '94, Royal Rumble '95, Survivor Series '95, February '96 In Your House.
In no reality is Bret Hart overrated. IMO, Bret is on a short list for GOAT. Top5 ever.
Absolutely. He is on my Mount Rushmore of favourite wrestlers and as I got older, I only appreciated his work more with each passing year. I go back and I watch, and he just was so clean with his work in the ring. He was great at making things look like it connected, but had great self-control and a sense of time and space, able to stop before connecting but damn his punches and kicks looked nice.
What really makes the fact that a kick to the head by Goldberg ending his career, is seeing how many wrestlers, with the way that medicine and everything would change over the years giving longevity and sometimes the best years of wrestlers lives when they're older... and considering that Bret was arguably at his peak, it isn't difficult to believe that he still may have not yet truly hit his peak, and even if he did, he likely still had a lot of years in the tank still.
I agree Bret definitely was the excellence of execution he didn't hurt the people he work with
Not even close, he was great in the ring but not even top 10
@@adamirishconundrum851 ok
The goat
Brett is one of the G.O.A.Ts.
He shoulda called him out like Mike Tyson.
Reporter - "So a lot of people say this"
Mike- I never heard anyone say that. You the only one I heard say that.
Even Kevin Nash said it here. Bret was their guy and Hogan WRONGFULLY wouldn't put him over which hurt their business. That's NASH saying that about Hogan which says it all about the Hogan/Bret situation. It all makes sense when hearing Bret on that situation.
Bret's "run" started when the WWE curve was already going down into the gutter. During his run, the curve started to level off. Towards the end of his run (arguably his best years), the curve was going up. Sgt Slaughter went and told Bret backstage that he saved Wrestling - and I fully agree. After Hogan left and wasn't dependable anymore, Bret WAS THE GUY and led the new generation and keeping WWE in the game for them to flourish in the next few years after.
Some people don't realise how much of THE GUY Bret really was and how over he was around the World.
Nah, Hogan should NEVER have put Bret over. There is a reason Hogan didn't put over guys like Bret and Shawn but he put over The Rock
Imho had Vince kept the right people from the golden era longer (not counting Hogan), the fed might've done better
@@romans52345-cy3tq I disagree because there are loads of holes with that logic based on who Hogan has lost to over those years AND how disastrous the decision was to put the title on Hogan at WM9 instead of keeping it with Bret. They soon backtracked and you saw the truth at WM10. Either way, Bret and Hogan are two different generation of Wrestler - it was more to do with respect to Bret. That's why he dislikes Hogan. It took nothing away from Bret, only the business.
@@SaiyanScholar Yeah, there's a difference between Bret and Hogan, Bret drew a bit of and Hogan Drew millions. Hogan only puts over people when it's believable that they could beat him
What really put over Bret for me when I was a kid watching him, was when he would put his sunglasses on a kid before the match and watching that kid's face light up. To me that was so cool. I dreamed of Bret putting shades on my face as a kid, but my dad wouldn't take me to an event in the 80s.
Diesels best match by far was Survivor Series 95,all day. Im mean the table spot, the "rope or dope" by Bret finished with a "school boy" finish. Classic.
whats cool is that his view on Brett has not changed in almost 20 years. very cool to see this from so long ago
Brett is a bitter old man that can't let the past go😂
@@jonsnipe5484
Still doesnt lie though
I respect this Kevin Nash right here. He appears intelligent & a quick & honest thinker.
Awesome interview
Everyone to a man insists that he was the best guy to work with and took pains to look after the guy he was in the ring with.
Whenever I watch Brett wrestle. It's just perfect 👌 I mean, watching his matches, just amazing to watch moves executed perfectly
Kevin’s definitely intelligent and always enjoy his perspective.
Nash and Bret had a legit trilogy of matches all for the WWE title stretched out over 2 years. ‘94 KoR, ‘95 Royal Rumble, & 95 Survivor Series, I think the last was the best of all
Basically in a nutshell what most wrestlers have to say about Bret Hart is yes, he was difficult as far as his mark type nature, but he was good enough in the ring to put people over. Many WWF wrestlers found a lot of success they wouldnt have otherwise because Bret made them look good. So thy couldn't help but respect him for that.
Bret was hard to work with.
Translation = Bret had high standards and expected us to work hard and plan a creative match. We didn't like him because he wouldn't let us phone it in.
Before i clicked on this video i could just hear Will Sassos impression of Nash ‘I never had a problem with him’
Outside of the Shawn Michaels-Bret Drama, the Kliq mostly have nice things to say about Bret.
I’ve never heard anything about Bret being hard to work with
Neither have I.
Bret is the GOAT.
Bret Hart vs Diesel was gold. Wouldve been awesome to create a long term rivalry in wcw.
I have a few favorite matches... Brett vs Austin ( I quit ) but Brett made anybody look good in the ring. I mean guys that were the $hitz, that couldnt have a good match ever... Brett made them look amazing.
I am not a Kevin Nash fan, not even a little. But, hearing him pay his respect to Brett and say he would have been WCW champ if he had the choice... Huge respect...
i would love to know who said Bret was hard to work with an never gave back... i've never heard anyone say that in any of these interviews.
About three questions in a row the interviewer was goading Nash into burying Bret, Nash wouldn't do it. Then the interviewer doesn't know the most famous match between Nash and Bret. Weird interviewer
Bad news brown buried him pretty bad in his interview and honky tonk was fairly dismissive as well
@@gazzyb1079
Its so rare that I'd like to check that out. I must have missed it. Seriously, even Brets enemies usually give him praise.
@@gazzyb1079 Honky Tonk Man is a POS who bails on promoters and keeps the deposit. He was salty after Bret called his work super soft in his book.
Bad News is Bad News. He doesn't sing the praises of a lot of people lol
Bret's not perfect, but his work is so highly regarded by his peers because it's tight without being stiff, believable and he can sell like hell. His promo work 97 onwards was also incredibly believable.
I agree with Nash. Bret vs Anybody in nWo would've been money, Bret was a sympathetic babyface coming in and any program with a top nWo heel would've drawn big money.
Watch Bret vs. 123 Kid..."Bret never gives back much" my a**
Literally, three of top five Kevin Nash’s best matches were with Bret Hart the other two were with Shawn Michaels they both know who he is and who they’re working with as a competitor and both of them were very competitive and who’s gonna have the best match so between Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels there’s the only two guys in my opinion that can claim that they have had the best matches with Kevin Nash.
This was a real good point, when I think about it those 5 matches were also, to me, Kevin's best matches.
Undertaker vs Diesel at Wrestlemania is probably a top 5 match for him
It isn't just top guys like Nash who say Bret Hart was great to work with. It's the jobbers too. Steve Lombardi, the Brooklyn Brawler, is arguably the most famous jobber in wrestling and he loved worked with Bret. Bret didn't want to have "jobber matches." He was business minded, not just thinking about himself. By 1994, he was probably going over in a match, unless it was a big main event against another top guy, so he would go out of his way to have competitive matches with guys. He put Sean Waltman on the map. Every guy who worked with Bret Hart came out a better wrestler. He hounded Vince McMahon until he finally brought in Steve Austin and wanted to work with him. Stone Cold became a made man after Wrestlemania 13, even in defeat. When Diesel lost the Title to Bret, it instantly made him a more valuable asset to WCW. He turned heel, cut a worked shoot promo and that's probably what earned him the big money with Bischoff. Bret had the ability to either be heelish or babyface to get guys over. His full face turn made Steve Austin a star, and he helped Kevin become the cool bad guy that we saw in the NWO.
Bret and Sting as a Tag Team i never thought i need this but hindsight it would have been EEEpic
What's he talking about at 2:30 when he says "that whole sa ba da"?
I appreciated Nash's positive words for Bret but that last bit about think Hart should have run roughshod over the WCW top roster would not have come out of his mouth in '98. Had that happened, I would've become a devout fan of the company!!!
This is the only time I remember Kevin Nash saying that Bret Hart should have had a hell of a run because it was a heel factory.
"Overrated?" Nah, Bret was awesome in his heyday.
Huge difference between this Nash and KliqThis Nash.
Did this interviewer just say that he "doesn't remember" survivor series 95? It was the end of his only wwf title reign. That didn't come up in his research for this interview?
Nash even paused and pretended not to remember to see if he'd remember or who he's dealing with, the guy failed miserably
I remember seeing on superstars Bret putting diesel in a small package after being beat down. Great finish
Bret wanted to win, but he also wanted to preserve Nashs dominance.
Love the interviews. Could you imagine being Bret Hart and getting told to wrestle Kevin Nash, a man with zero wrestling skills and trying to figure out how to make it work.Thoughts go out to Bret at this time of need.
I never understood why Diesel didn't have a match at WrestleMania X. He had this huge push at the 1994 Royal Rumble, where he eliminated 7 guys in a short period of time. Then after the WrestleMania X, they made him the IC champ and had him beat the WWF Champion Bret Hart at the KOTR. So why have him do pretty much nothing at WrestleMania X?
I sort of missed the Bret Hart era and everything I heard sort of after the fact gave me the impression that he was kind of a whiner. But fast forward 10-15 years later and now I can catch some of his best matches on Utube and you realize, holy cow, this guy was amazing! Good on the stick, great look the pink and black attack, one of the hottest factions in wrestling history with the hart foundation, and then you look at the work and it’s like why wasn’t this guy even bigger? And WCW COMPLETELY screwed the pooch on Bret Hart, for crying out loud the guy was the hottest thing in wrestling after the screw job, they could’ve completely taken that and shoved it up Vince’s ass. The guy was so good, and the angle was built in after the screw job, man WCW really missed the boat on that one
How many legends had one of their best career match(es) against Bret Hart? Bulldog, Piper, Perfect, Nash, X-Pac, Owen, Michaels, Taker, Austin...I know I'm leaving off some.
Scott hall too
Kevin Nash had that grey hair for a bit. It’s crazy how young he still looks with gray. But when he died black in 2012, he looks so much older.
Died??
@@MrDeceptacon88He means his hair
@@dane21dc that would be dyed
Big Kev speaks so much more slowly these days.
Nash is Under-Rated. Dudes a fn stud
Who is the interviewer?
Now they are
Bret Hart made Nash look better than Shawn Michaels ever did.
They both did.
*Who was BETTER:* Bret Hart or Shawn Michaels?! They're both so Good but....who was the BEST? Also i wonder which time Nash treasures more: His time in WWF or WCW? I'm thinking WCW. Nash was The MAN in WCW!
Ouch, how dare you force me to cut apart a section of my Mount Rushmore (Undertaker and Stone Cold are the other two). So the way I would say it is that Bret was a better technical wrestler than Shawn, who was still very talented but more flashy (which would go on to shape many future wrestlers style as well) but in terms of who is the most well--rounded, I would say that falls on the Heartbreak Kid. I would say that he was a better promo, and was a lot more of a major heat magnet which made him such an amazing and natural heel but was so talented and skilled that it was also tough to not see him as a baby face. Bret was the better technical wrestler, his promo wasn't as good, although I think his promo style is under-rated as it suited his methodical hitman style of wrestling, and I don't think that he naturally fit into the heel role half as well as a face, nor as well as Michael's. Plus, just by very nature of international fans, even when Michael's or Austin was a face, when they went to Canada or the United Kingdom, it was Bret Hart that the fans were cheering on and so wrestlers often then found themselves uniquely as heels whenever they crossed the border. I would argue Bret was a great locker room leader, which young Shawn was the antithesis to, however, an older more humbled Shawn would go on to become a great trainer and someone in the locker room that was often a great guide for those dedicated and looking to improve. So I'd say that they kind of break even on that one.
That was 95 survivor series. After Bret surprise package Diesel Jacknifed him twice. Hitman is a great Character in WWe
He still has the best male face of the professional wrestling. And another thing was they should never have gone to WCW.
Dang at 47 nash had a full white beard and hair 😭
Hold on, Diesel didn't fight to a draw with Bret Hart at the 95 Royal Rumble because Vince didn't have confidence in him. They fought to a draw because they were progressing the storyline with Shawn Michaels and Bret's storyline with Owen and Backlund.
Most of Nash's best matches in the WWF were with Bret.
Flair said Bret was overrated. He's entitled to his opinion, and personally, I have the unpopular opinion that Flair is overrated. I enjoyed some Ric Flair matches (e.g. Macho Man at Mania VIII, the '92 Rumble, and Bret in Saskatoon), but generally speaking, eh. He's just not my thing.
Bret and Flair had a long-standing tiff dating back to when Flair was in the WWF in the early 90s, and so I take that for what it is: two guys squabbling.
Hogan never had anything to do with Bret in the WWF. Bret had the issue with Hulk over the Mania IX deal, but that could have also been a Vince McMahon orchestration that Bret took to heart. By the time Bret would work with Hogan, it was in WCW, and politics had more to play with that issue than any actual attitude problems on Bret's part in addition to those lingering bad feelings from Bret. I'd believe Hulk before I believe Flair.
Even Shawn, at his worst, said Bret was great to work with. That's my measuring stick. If THAT guy, of all people, couldn't say Bret was hard to work with (personal differences aside), then you're really going to have to show your work if you say otherwise.
Out of diesels 5 greatest matches in WWF, 4 were with Bret.
2:10 Well we have Cody Rhoades now so...... 🤔 Guess Vince was right.
The man isn't "overrated" ya **** he's one of the best wrestlers and ring workers of all time. Who the heck is this interviewer?
Did Bret do something to upset the interviewer?
0:09 I have literally never heard anyone say that anywhere. What is this guy on about? That is some A-grade trolling right there. I also never heard anybody say Bret was overrated - underrated yes, never overrated. It's very difficult to overrate one of the best in ring performers of all time who took pride in his work.
Cody Rhodes wearing the Red White & Blue today.... Biggest baby face since Hogan.
Kev now tell us how you really feel about the Hitman lol
Bret "overrated"? Pah, sounds like something haters say just for the sake of saying. Bret's influence on subsequent generations is indisputable, and his match catalog is one of the most acclaimed in history. I can't think of any legitimate rivals to his in-ring oeuvre besides Flair and Michaels.
Hello
Bret Hitman Clark was the best there is, the best there was and the best there’ll ever be.
Sounds like Vince loves his country
Bret over-rated? I think the majority of wrestlers who have wrestled him would say "The best match I ever wrestled was against Bret" or Shawn. Those two are on so many people's "Best matches I ever had" list.
The "all american" type person turned out to be John Cena and now Cody Rhodes.
Not really. Cena did the military salute, but never was the all American dude and Cody wears the colors of the flag, but he's not out there spitting all American stuff either.
@@richspeck8932 I don't think that so much disqualifies them from being the "all American" guys as much as I think it speaks more to the times. I don't think people actually want to hear them go out there and rant about America, especially in such a highly politicized moment, where people quickly find political dividing lines, but they try and produce a product that can bring everyone together. So, and especially for international people, they very much come across as a symbol of American greatness, but it doesn't feel over-the-top and forced down your throat.
The top baby face always has to be someone who can resonate with the "American dream" no pun intended. The only exception to that ever was bret imo because his incredible in ring skills and family history was enough to bypass that typical baby face standard that most people could connect to.
@@user-zz8dt8tk2t not only that but Bret's personality and work ethic were of a person who took what they did very seriously, giving everything he did his absolute best. I think that was something that was also easy to resonate with the American audience as it still fit neatly into the typical American Dream concept of the hardworking dad and family man. Bret was also a huge fan favourite with kids, which helped too, especially at the point where they were trying to better reach that audience.
So I do agree that the only real top babyface of the promotion that was ever not that image of the American Dream was Bret Hart, and it was incredibly circumstantial where it was the right time and place. It would be incredibly difficult, especially in this era, for the top babyface to not ooze that American Dream vibe. I do think that we are getting closer to such times as WWE is continually becoming more global, which will really hit hard in 2025 when Raw and their major events like Royal Rumble and WrestleMania being streamed to hundreds of millions of viewers around the globe but even then, the United States of America is the homebase of WWE and the centre of their product, even if the rest of the globe ends up significantly outsizing the American viewership. So it will likely be a while before company and industry culture can shift that much.
Hmm.. I feel like they referred to him as excellence in execution...
Or something like that ? Or maybe Brett said that about himself?
McMahon for President.
Lol omg Bret was different class. If Bret is " Overrated" we may as well all give up talking about wrestling. Look at the damm speed of the British bulldog match. THAT is Pro business man haha.
Kevin nash
After Cornette said Nash could only do 5 moves including the hair flip, I watched some old matches of Nash and yeah…… corny was right.
Not true whatsoever. He executed many different moves. Yeah, he did 5 or 6 of his signature moves every match (Sidewalk slam, big boot, corner elbow/knees, Squisher, Jackknife, Snake eyes) but he also did many others many different times e.g. he did dive over top rope on Mabel at SummerSlam 1995, he did crossbreaker to Goldberg at Starrcade 1998, and he bodyslam on Giant in 2nd Nitro of 1999. He also did elbow drops, backbreakers, chokeslam, back suplex, leap frogs, flying shoulder tackles, etc. etc. etc. So basically you're wrong. Regardless pro wrestling isn't about moves its about telling a story and emotion and getting fans to cheer the loudest the longest.
@@youridjorkaeff1640 I’m not going to read all that, but I’ll take your word for it .
@@youridjorkaeff1640kevin nash/diesel didn't need to do 100 different moves a match.all he had to do was be a big guy that could believable beat someone down.and he did that with style and attitude.and regardless what anyone says now he was massively over with the fans
When you are that physically big and imposing, and have such a great look and just have a charisma that naturally get's you over with fans, then yeah, you don't exactly need the craziest move catalogue. I do agree, there are times where he did definitely showcase that he *could* do more. He just didn't really need to most of the time.
I liked Brett till he retired and cried everyday
What happened to this Kevin?
“A lot has of people said he was really hard to work with and didn’t give back to anyone” lmao who the fook said any of that?
This interview was conducted around the time when Ric Flair said Bret was overrated
@@TitleMatchWrestlingthe irony of a man who used about 5 moves calling Brett overrated.
I disagree with what Kevin said at the end. WCW overtook WWF in the ratings on Bret's watch. Why would you put the WCW title on him and have him beat all the guys he couldn't outdraw when he was in a different company? Bret WAS misused but that idea isn't the solution.
If you can't work with Bret, you can't work with anyone.
The interviewer is just spewing toxic crap. No one says Bret is overrated or hard to work with.
Except Ric Flair. Who is jealous
Brett was the best technical wrestler and he could also be a heal or a babyface and play both of them perfectly!
This interviewer is awful. Nash says it was one of my top 3 matches... hes like ha, i dont even remember
Bret overrated? Is this serious?
Interviewer trying his damndest to bury Bret..Nash is just “Nope”.
Okay I know this is an ancient interview and you can't do anything about it now but sheesh I gotta turn my volume up to full blast just to hear what Nash is saying, only to be deafened by the interviewer's voice
The rock absolutely kill this guy career. Big daddy b was too much
If Bret is overrated then wrestling doesn’t exist.
And now the current world champ is a guy with the american flag litterally tattooed on his neck
Interviewer: "Tell me how Bret Hart sucks."
Nash: "He doesn't, ya goof."
Rather than overrated, he was boring.
Who thinks Bret is overrated?
only people with super short attention spans that need to see move after move after move
@@mr.c4p I'm suppose I'm not the best person to pass judgment one way or the other..... I think Brett is one of the best ever, but I also think CM Punk is way overrated. I guess we're all alone to have different ideas and preferences, right? 🤷♂️🤣
Man is this interviewer obsessed with Bret! Trying to get dirt. It’s interesting hearing how different Nash was before weed and alcohol turned him into an incoherent, mumbling, borderline mute.
Brett wasn’t difficult to work with ? Overated ? Wtf 🙄