Bret Hart Shoots On DEMANDING WCW Pay Him A Penny More Than Hulk Hogan!

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  • @InsideTheRopes
    @InsideTheRopes  Рік тому +72

    Did Bret Hart deserve more money than Hulk Hogan? Let us know in the comments below!

    • @davec.3129
      @davec.3129 Рік тому +36

      No. To most kids Bret was just the guy in pink with greasy hair that didn't talk much

    • @QuentinDude
      @QuentinDude Рік тому +5

      He-shouldve-taken-the-2.5-million-that-Eric-offered...He-showed-too-much-loyalty-to-Vince..At-that-point-in-his-career,-getting-more-money-and-less-days-on-the-road-should've-appealed-to-him-way-more...But-no-Hogan-deserved-to-make-more-than-everybody-else.

    • @johndantes656
      @johndantes656 Рік тому +16

      Yes! Hottest star on the planet after Montreal if they had had the brains to handle him properly.

    • @johndixon4542
      @johndixon4542 Рік тому +13

      No, not even close he was paid just over a million for one year in wwf and they lost money. Wcw should have paid him even less.

    • @handsolo1209
      @handsolo1209 Рік тому +13

      @@johndantes656 Nowhere near the hottest star on the planet. WCW was destroying WWF in the ratings, the entire wrestling world was waiting for Sting vs Hogan and nobody gave a crap about WWF until Mike Tyson appeared in 1998.

  • @straightcashhomey1261
    @straightcashhomey1261 11 місяців тому +69

    I’ve never seen a clip that involves Bret Hart laughing

    • @Caressiive19
      @Caressiive19 11 місяців тому +20

      I never seen any hitman laugh.

    • @Noah-fv6dt
      @Noah-fv6dt 7 місяців тому +2

      He doesn't much. Especially now days. He was done dirty.

    • @sithari518
      @sithari518 7 місяців тому +4

      Then you need to watch the amazing clip where he talks about Owen's ribs, particularly the one where he ribs Stu

    • @snake5305
      @snake5305 4 місяці тому +1

      He has quite a few interviews in which he laughs. Just have to keep watching

    • @Ryu_Shotokan
      @Ryu_Shotokan 3 місяці тому +1

      I've heard him laugh. When he telling an Owen Hart story on stone cold Steve Austin phone call

  • @michaelgoodwolf6117
    @michaelgoodwolf6117 Рік тому +64

    In a perfect world the match between Bret Hart vs Hulk Hogan would of happened at Summerslam 93.

    • @watersandblue6001
      @watersandblue6001 Рік тому +21

      In a perfect World that whole Bret Hart WCW mess Run don't happens.

    • @MarketVVizard
      @MarketVVizard Рік тому +9

      ​@watersandblue6001 and hbk wouldn't get injured. Imagine bret and hbk in 98 to 2000 with the rest.

    • @hosepipe
      @hosepipe Рік тому +6

      ​@@MarketVVizardthe boy toy had a fake injury. He was miraculously cured after WCW went out of business.

    • @MarketVVizard
      @MarketVVizard Рік тому +4

      @@hosepipe lol what. Faked injury for 4 years ??? Come on

    • @hosepipe
      @hosepipe Рік тому +12

      @@MarketVVizard Vince was paying him to stay home because he was afraid he would go to WCW. As soon as WCW went out of business he was miraculously cured. This info is readily available for anyone with a clue.

  • @nazrule153
    @nazrule153 10 місяців тому +7

    As a kid, I use to remember the Heart Foundation vs the British Bulldogs. Absolutely the Gold Standard in Tag Wrestling. The the Hitman went solo, and I thought oh my days "he is the good guy" wahoooooo.

  • @edwardjohnson6744
    @edwardjohnson6744 10 місяців тому +20

    10 minutes later... "what was your question?"

  • @MilMaska
    @MilMaska Рік тому +193

    "Eric Bischoff was like the guy behind the curtain at the Wizard of Oz. Making all the noise. But didn't know anything" - Bret Hart

    • @yoholmes273
      @yoholmes273 Рік тому +5

      Bitter Bret is stroked out grumpy MarK and Eric has always been a conman clown.

    • @choke9270
      @choke9270 Рік тому

      @@yoholmes273absolute bellend.

    • @onewarriornation602
      @onewarriornation602 Рік тому +7

      Yeah, must be why Bischoff was so successful.

    • @toshoshi1551
      @toshoshi1551 Рік тому

      Yeah and he was wrong lol

    • @christopherchuauhang4829
      @christopherchuauhang4829 Рік тому +8

      Atleast Bischoff had the balls to go toe to toe with RAW and beat them in the ratings for a whole year

  • @hoganschoice
    @hoganschoice Рік тому +49

    This man is a treasure. I could listen to him talk about his life in the business endlessly

  • @Jacktrack7
    @Jacktrack7 Рік тому +70

    Bret might seem bitter and egotistical to a lot of people and I kinda understand why, but I've never heard him talk and not think to myself "he does have a point"
    Bret was too real in a business full of fake people.

    • @Jcrash71
      @Jcrash71 8 місяців тому +1

      My goodness such a typical mark 😂

  • @VaderPopsVicodin10
    @VaderPopsVicodin10 8 місяців тому +6

    I like how he brings up being reprimanded by Vince for not working Macho's leg earlier in his career and how much that stuck with him.. because Bret's known for always working his opponent's legs and lower back to soften em up for the Sharpshooter. Maybe that started with this certain reprimand.

  • @LinusKnight
    @LinusKnight Рік тому +21

    can we get the full damn interview plz? i keep seeing the same 3-4 clips "penny more than hogan" , "goldberg ended his career", etc

    • @Crytoboxer35
      @Crytoboxer35 9 місяців тому

      Yea that’s all he talks about is Goldberg.

    • @PontFlair
      @PontFlair Місяць тому +1

      He gets asked the same questions though. Ask Bret something different in these sit down conversations so we can hear him talk on other topics.

  • @danielmorlan1558
    @danielmorlan1558 11 місяців тому +8

    Remembered the match vividly as a kid. Watched it on a black and white TV to avoid getting into trouble for being up so late. Bret was my favorite wrestler of all time.

  • @ryanrome0808
    @ryanrome0808 11 місяців тому +17

    The reason so many couldn't understand Bret back then was because he possessed 2 things rarely seen in the industry: loyalty & true integrity - living up to your word. Bret never would've gone against Vince simply because he was the guy that gave him his first real shot in the business.
    Vince couldn't understand this because a person can't understand things like loyalty & integrity when they've never experienced what it's like to feel them personally.

    • @tyrone1544
      @tyrone1544 11 місяців тому

      Most boring interview ever.

    • @kingomar69
      @kingomar69 10 місяців тому

      Do you know McMahon personally?

    • @thatonebritishidiot3037
      @thatonebritishidiot3037 10 місяців тому

      @@kingomar69 I find it funny how this is always a retort people use like its smart, like you can't infer how someone might be from their actions. As the cliche goes, actions speak louder than words

    • @nsanelycrazy
      @nsanelycrazy 2 місяці тому

      Very few employers deserve loyalty in my experience.

  • @dudeistmonkmatthew9550
    @dudeistmonkmatthew9550 Рік тому +8

    I loved the Hart Foundation; the tag team and the stable.

    • @dachronicalalittlebitofeve6630
      @dachronicalalittlebitofeve6630 Рік тому

      That and the intercontinental title should’ve been his limit, being a heavyweight champ almost killed the company…..

    • @Glasschin2.0
      @Glasschin2.0 10 місяців тому

      ⁠@@dachronicalalittlebitofeve6630 Business was down more with Shawn and Diesel. Undertaker vs Mankin 96 and Bret vs Austin 96/97 was far better than what Shawn was doing.
      Bret had the best match in WWF in 91 mr perfect , 92 piper or Bulldog , 93 king of the ring , 94 Owen , 96 Austin SS and 97 Austin WM.

  • @blkmamba31
    @blkmamba31 Рік тому +51

    “It’s still real” to Bret

  • @glamgal7106
    @glamgal7106 Рік тому +13

    To me, the name Bret Hart is synonymous with the word legend. He remains an inspiration to me from the 1990s to this day. His matches were always engaging because it seemed like he had an endless bag of tricks. I especially loved being in the 3rd row at the 1996 Survivor Series and watching him turn Steve Austin's Million $ Dream against him for the pinfall win. I've also met Bret many times--he's a very kind and sincere person who appreciates the fans.

  • @lloyd9710
    @lloyd9710 Рік тому +12

    That’s funny as ask for a penny more 😂

  • @jetlifelifejet3658
    @jetlifelifejet3658 Рік тому +11

    The last 30 seconds of this clip is the REAL reason why Vince broke that 10 year contract. It was get back smh... Thank you Hitman!!!

  • @JLRRyan
    @JLRRyan Рік тому +15

    This dude has my respect for the career but he lives on planet Bret to say the least

  • @TheHannibalTV
    @TheHannibalTV 3 місяці тому +1

    Would have been interesting if Bret left the year before because the Screwjob angle helped create the Vince McMahon character that helped Austin's career so much!

  • @SuperCullen69
    @SuperCullen69 4 місяці тому +2

    Ahhh yes the very humble Bret hart. He’s always right when he tells the story.

  • @Guy-mx4fb
    @Guy-mx4fb Рік тому +7

    Sucks wcw was so poorly ran, imagine if both companies stayed around we would still have good wrestling from both companies

  • @backhandtv6611
    @backhandtv6611 11 місяців тому +1

    Does ITR ever post or host full versions of these interviews?. Even behind a pay wall i would love to hear a full interview. Been watching the clips over Christmas.

  • @willjohnboy
    @willjohnboy Рік тому +18

    Thing is even bret didn't think that, he just said a total he knew Eric wouldn't go for, so if bret didn't think he deserved it why would anyone else.

    • @lord_wolf_dragon3293
      @lord_wolf_dragon3293 Рік тому +1

      This may be hard to explain because it's literally explaining the English language to somebody who seems fluent. Bret said ERIC wouldn't go for it. Meaning he knew Eric didn't think he deserved that amount. He never said anything about whether or not he thought he deserved that amount

  • @UziBlancoOfficial
    @UziBlancoOfficial 10 місяців тому +2

    Why is this censored.. half the fun is hearing someone like Bret who never really cussed when he was a performer, is now dropping S bombs all over lol

  • @LibraryofLiberty
    @LibraryofLiberty Рік тому +4

    How does Hart not understand he was never a star. He was a place holder for headliners. Nothing more.

    • @afdcg
      @afdcg Рік тому +1

      Bret Hart was good as a mid card talent and boring as a main event.

    • @spikeannoyed
      @spikeannoyed 5 місяців тому +2

      He’s was the biggest star in wrestling between the hogan and Austin run.

    • @derekazyan9942
      @derekazyan9942 2 місяці тому +1

      Are you a kid? Anyone 35+ knows this is rubbish.

  • @shotdoctor5869
    @shotdoctor5869 10 місяців тому +2

    Who’s the interviewer? He’s really good and has great rapport with all the wrestlers is he famous or just like a fan? Who is the videos in his cool I like I like bread too

  • @AntiChannel1
    @AntiChannel1 10 місяців тому +2

    So it was because of Vince he always targeted to leg.
    I thought it was because he was too tactical.
    He's right, fast matches are better, targeting the leg was too boring for me.

  • @TONYGILLEY
    @TONYGILLEY Рік тому +2

    It makes me sick hearing that opening story, Bret has been in the WWF since 1984, and it's 1986 during a match with the Killer Bees at MSG when he takes notice of Bret? He and Anvil had two matches against the Bulldogs at MSG in '85, the second of which is much better than the first (and FAR better than the one with the Bees) Yet it's 1986 where Vince sees Bret's value?

  • @McPoshSquatch
    @McPoshSquatch 9 місяців тому +3

    Makes you wonder what might of been had Bret taken the 2.5 Million and signed with WCW. Montreal Screw Job probably would of never happened for one.

  • @MatthewGreensley-ed5hv
    @MatthewGreensley-ed5hv Рік тому +2

    Bret Hart would make a great business man.

  • @luxdico
    @luxdico Рік тому +2

    this explains a lot, but then again: it's all about the mighty dollar.

  • @pixelforge4858
    @pixelforge4858 3 місяці тому +1

    really interesting to listen to this guy talk

  • @Joey-iy6gx
    @Joey-iy6gx 10 місяців тому +2

    Bret Hart is one of my favorite wrestlers....BUT....the screwjob was Bret's fault. I've heard it from every angle. You leave, you need to drop the title, period. What was Vince's Fault was that he had Bret as the champion and let is contract go up with title still on Bret. Now, I get it he didn't want to loose in Canada. Either way it would have been good for business because it would have turned Shawn into the biggest heel champion ever...and was now in a position to give a someone a huge face push. I hate the attitude era of WWF.

  • @larslan1975
    @larslan1975 Рік тому

    He should give Jumping Jim and B.Brian some credit making him look good instead of taking all the credit! The Killer Bees made all the tag teams look great.

  • @jamess7315
    @jamess7315 Рік тому

    Great interview Hitman

  • @matthunterman1
    @matthunterman1 Рік тому +13

    bret just has these emotional eyes and it makes me tear up when i hear his voice

  • @slimpyman
    @slimpyman Рік тому +18

    brets a class act. as a kid in the 80s, i always loved his whole gimmick.

    • @KeVB0T900
      @KeVB0T900 Рік тому +2

      what gimmick?

    • @markl5998
      @markl5998 Рік тому +1

      His gimmick was a shoot!

    • @MrStuDubb
      @MrStuDubb Рік тому

      No, he’s not. He’s a horribly bitter, old, washed up Canadian.

    • @nbs0078
      @nbs0078 Рік тому +3

      He was the only heel who managed to pull of being absolutely hated only in America( but loved by kids) while somehow being a babyface everywhere else. It's a shame his heel run will be overshadowed by the screwjob

    • @freddiejohnson6137
      @freddiejohnson6137 Рік тому +1

      The only time he had a gimmick was in his last year or so in the WWF where he was bitter and whiney all the time turns out that was his real personality shining through.

  • @PontFlair
    @PontFlair Місяць тому

    The Match that Bret and Randy Savage R.I.P had planned sounded like it would've been awesome to see.

  • @bookerman16
    @bookerman16 Рік тому +34

    I love listening to him talking about his wrestling days, he’s so honest and doesn’t hide anything

    • @MrStuDubb
      @MrStuDubb Рік тому

      Ass kiss

    • @Director2024
      @Director2024 Рік тому +5

      How do you know he is honest?

    • @nbs0078
      @nbs0078 Рік тому +1

      ​@@Director2024caus of his life history, he's a guy screwed by backstage politics & misplaced trust. It's tragic & somehow inspiring at the same time

    • @BennyTherat
      @BennyTherat Рік тому +2

      ​@@nbs0078im not sure you answered how you know he's being honest

    • @bookerman16
      @bookerman16 Рік тому

      @@Director2024 he’s said plenty. Where did he lie?

  • @chrismemphis8062
    @chrismemphis8062 11 місяців тому +2

    Brett 'wrestling is real' Hart

    • @madanalym4165
      @madanalym4165 10 місяців тому

      Hts not that he believes that wrestling is real, its that he was brought up in a multi generational wrestling family.
      Brett lived and breathed the wrestling business. It ment more to him than most.

  • @fuzzluvver69
    @fuzzluvver69 Рік тому +9

    This isn't even a complicated or debatable issues. The answer is no. Bret should not have been paid more than Hogan. Wrestlers are paid according to the amount of eyes they got on the product and butts on seats in the arenas, NOT based on how good of a technical wrestler they are in the fictional storyline of professional wrestling. The absolute reality is that whether Bret or any of his fans like it or not, it is a factual reality that Hogan attracted more viewers and paying customers than Bret did, for the entirety of his career. The ONLY people that will argue against this are total marks, whose opinions are worthless anyway.

    • @outis439-A
      @outis439-A 10 місяців тому

      Okay? Still paid loads

  • @ffvffv5709
    @ffvffv5709 5 місяців тому

    There is a reason why Bret spent years in the Main Event slot of the Hogan tour. Nobody wanted to follow him and he was a trusted hand from '86 on.

  • @Sean_Wess
    @Sean_Wess Рік тому +2

    Such a great career some could only wish they had and this guy is bitter still to this day. Bret Hart fan but this really tarnishes his career still complaining.

  • @curtistaylor6433
    @curtistaylor6433 8 місяців тому

    Bret was perpetually the underdog, grunt. He had just enough success that it would sting when it was taken from him. Hulk and HBK were pushed, Stone Cold rose without being held back. Bret was toyed with and held back.

  • @andrewtaylor7981
    @andrewtaylor7981 Рік тому +9

    The more I listen to Bret talk the more I realise he’s his own biggest fan. He wants to be the top guy all the time but pro wrestling doesn’t work like that.
    When you’ve got a deep roster you have to shuffle people around so everyone gets their shot in the main event especially if they’re a hard workers. I don’t think Bret understands that still to this day 🤦‍♂️

    • @ce2987
      @ce2987 Рік тому

      Yeah, big brain opinion here. That’s why all the bag boys at the grocery store should get their shot at being regional manager. Everyone has to get their shot.

    • @ce2987
      @ce2987 Рік тому

      In fact WWF should have let Mosh and Thrasher have a run as champions.
      Everyone needs to get their shot when you have a deep roster.

    • @onewarriornation602
      @onewarriornation602 Рік тому

      ​@@ce2987Don't forget Sparky Plugg Holly, he was a hard worker and should have been shuffled to get his shot..

  • @SmokeyRobbinson
    @SmokeyRobbinson 5 місяців тому +2

    I’m sorry but demanding a penny more is a crazy ego trip

  • @jeffroach3029
    @jeffroach3029 Рік тому +3

    Yes cuz then they would’ve actually used Bret like they should have

  • @NorCalTC
    @NorCalTC 2 місяці тому

    Randy and Bret is an awesome lineup. Bret was right, they both have to be moving

  • @karimsunderji9180
    @karimsunderji9180 Рік тому

    Loved that Randy match

  • @AFanOfYouTube-eh2cn
    @AFanOfYouTube-eh2cn 6 місяців тому

    Hulk Hogan did everything he could to avoid a match with Bret Hart in WWE and WCW. A fun fact that the main event for Summerslam 1993 was supposed to be Bret Hart vs Hulk Hogan and Bret would regain the WWE title. Hulk Hogan beat Yokozuna at Wrestlemania 9 and Bret Hart would win the king of the ring and then the match between them would happen. Hogan found out about the plan and backed out of facing Bret Hart. He dropped the belt back to Yokozuna and then left the company. Years later WCW teased a feud between them just to have Bret Hart turn heel and join the NWO which made no sense. Hulk Hogan kept refusing to face Bret Hart.
    And if you need further proof of Hogan playing games and being selfish we must never forget WCW bash at the beach 2000.

  • @esquireputmoves663
    @esquireputmoves663 Рік тому +2

    Make no mistake Bret harts biggest fan is Bret hart

    • @shinsukecorbin425
      @shinsukecorbin425 11 місяців тому

      Maybe but it still doesn’t change the fact Bret would actually put ppl over with no problem as long as it made sense

    • @NoneofYabiz-rx3zi
      @NoneofYabiz-rx3zi 5 місяців тому

      As it should be. If you're not your number fan, you're living life wrong. Love thyself, broski.

  • @mlc4050
    @mlc4050 Рік тому +2

    A penny less isn't going to work for me, brother.

  • @fmbbeachbum8163
    @fmbbeachbum8163 10 місяців тому

    Bret could'nt draw a 100th of what Hogan drew, so no he should've never been making what Eric gave him.

  • @ChrisP-in8qr
    @ChrisP-in8qr 11 місяців тому

    Point of Bret's story, Company loyalty doesn't exist. It's fake and non genuine. Do what's best for you and your family. Make the move if it suits you best

  • @deadend1041
    @deadend1041 Рік тому

    WCW wasn't a wrestling company that was pretty much the problem. WCW was a TV show featuring wrestling, not a wrestling company. That's why they were able to end their house show business and be more profitable for it.

    • @NoneofYabiz-rx3zi
      @NoneofYabiz-rx3zi 5 місяців тому

      They didn't end it. They stopped going on the road for a while cuz they kept losing money every time. They restarted running live events once business was better.

  • @robertmclean3612
    @robertmclean3612 4 місяці тому

    A loved bret as wrestler probs my all time fave .. but as a person he’s way to serious 😂

  • @br0deyclone
    @br0deyclone Рік тому

    Audio sucks horribly. Next time correct/regulate it in Adobe Audition...

  • @billybob5337
    @billybob5337 Рік тому

    And why would they pay a guy who LOST MONEY for WWE more than Hulk Hogan??? Yea, thats real rational thinking there

  • @Maxx_d13
    @Maxx_d13 Рік тому +8

    Bret’s not mad at Montreal 97, not mad at hogan, or even Goldberg. Bret knew he had a lifetime worth of income based off marks to make his past issues become their lifetime resentments for him to profit off. He smirks when he repeats these same stories knowing it bothers marks more then him but it’s also give him a big load of money

    • @mikeg2491
      @mikeg2491 Рік тому +3

      This is actually a good theory which also ties in with my belief for years alot of decades-long rivalries are just played up for clicks. If everyone all hated each other this much backstage it would have been a knife fight every night. Iron Sheikh was one of the first to pioneer this kayfabe internet drama stuff with his “Fuck the Hogan & Brian Blair!” shtick. When everything else is exposed in the business it’s one last trick to get people guessing.

    • @crispycruiser4654
      @crispycruiser4654 Рік тому +3

      @@mikeg2491it’s an interesting theory that they are all kayfabing still because hogan and Bret did a commercial in 2019 for the WWE video game where they’re standing right next to each other. I know if I was hulk I wouldn’t do business in the same room with a guy whose been bashing me for 30 years unless it was all part of the show. I was shocked they were able to be in the same room together

  • @Andre-mj1ud
    @Andre-mj1ud 5 місяців тому

    Eric Bischoff's biggest mistake was never booking Bret Hart vs Hulk Hogan on a WCW PPV for the WCW Title.

  • @LetsGroove2Nite.
    @LetsGroove2Nite. Рік тому +12

    I heard an interview where Bret knocked Warrior when he didn’t visit a disabled kid backstage and said he walked right past him, funny that because that’s how he mentioned there is a photo of warrior smiling and posing with the kid ,Take what he says with a grain of salt

    • @anthonyandrade2263
      @anthonyandrade2263 Рік тому +8

      The only reason why there is a photo is because vince made warrior do a promo to apologize to the kid

    • @onewarriornation602
      @onewarriornation602 Рік тому +11

      Thats because Bret made the entire story up and it never happened.

    • @crispycruiser4654
      @crispycruiser4654 Рік тому +15

      Bret lies a lot. His fans will rag on Hogan all day but give Bret a pass when he throws his dead brother in law under the bus, taking full credit for the match when Davey looked fully capable to me, exaggerating the time it went, never holding Owen accountable for temporarily paralyzing TWO men in one year, or how he rewrites the screw job history every year. Now he says it had nothing to do with losing in Canada, when that's all he talked about on Canadian TV in 1997, basically saying any other wrestler in any other city he'd do the job.

    • @onewarriornation602
      @onewarriornation602 Рік тому

      Also, let's put it out there which is hard as I grew up a Bret fan as a kid, but uncomfortable facts are uncomfortable facts.
      1: Bret Hart was a habitual drug abuser who repeatedly cheated on his wife and would leave his wife and kids home alone on his days off from the WWF to go screw random women and do drugs in hotel rooms.
      2: Bret stood by as his brother in law Davey Smith would give his sister Diana date r*pe drugs and s*xually assault her while she was passed out.
      THIS is the bastion of morality the smarks want to hitch their wagons to? A lowlife junkie, no better than Jake Roberts and as big of a liar as Roberts? Hey, at least Jake fully owned up to his issues and got beyond them. Bret still sits on his glass throne in his glass house casting stones at everyone else he ever worked with.

    • @toasty862
      @toasty862 Рік тому +1

      @@crispycruiser4654 Well I mean... It didnt have anything to do with losing in Canada.That was just the excuse. It had to do with losing to Shawn Michaels.

  • @pwx13
    @pwx13 Рік тому +10

    No as Hogan is the main draw of WCW not Brett

    • @BigBadBozley
      @BigBadBozley Рік тому

      Was*

    • @pwx13
      @pwx13 Рік тому +1

      @@BigBadBozley true, but Bret never overtook him. He wouldn't be worth more than Hogan

  • @andrebdd5818
    @andrebdd5818 Рік тому +30

    Bret: I want the same pay as hulk plus one penny
    Eric: go home Bret, your drunk

    • @kozmo6707
      @kozmo6707 Рік тому +17

      You're

    • @nbs0078
      @nbs0078 Рік тому

      He actually got more though, thanks his popularity post screwjob

    • @crispycruiser4654
      @crispycruiser4654 Рік тому

      @@kozmo6707Cringe

  • @BigBoss-zi5ss
    @BigBoss-zi5ss Рік тому +1

    Hell if i was a wrestler i would wanna go to WCW ...it was easy money..and they didnt even take wrestling serious

  • @Rjensen2
    @Rjensen2 Рік тому +1

    It'll be funny to see how many people in the comments watched the video instead of just reading the blatant lie in the title.

  • @thebatman7192
    @thebatman7192 Рік тому +7

    During The 90s Bret Hart, The Undertaker & Hulk Hogan Were The Most Popular Superstars In Asia Especially Bret Hart.

    • @jamief1263
      @jamief1263 Рік тому +5

      Outside the US, Bret was bigger than Hogan, maybe not merch wise, but people liked his matches and he that’s what people wanted back then.

    • @Sean_Wess
      @Sean_Wess Рік тому +2

      Yes. I keep forgetting how big he was outside the States. As great as that was, it didn't translate to $$$ in America which is what mattered.

    • @clarity2115
      @clarity2115 Рік тому +1

      Bret was MASSIVE

    • @adilejaz9227
      @adilejaz9227 Рік тому +2

      @@jamief1263lol you got to be talking bullshit hogan was that popular that people that didn’t watch wrestling know hogans name never forget hogans popularity in the 80s n 90s he was Muhammad Ali of wrestling

    • @jamief1263
      @jamief1263 Рік тому

      @@adilejaz9227 eighties and very early 90’s, Hogan almost killed wrestling by lying about steroids and without the NWO he would have sank WCW. 92-96 Hogan wasnt the ratings god that he was previously and If it wasn’t for Nash and Hall, Hogan wouldn’t have been able to climb back. WWF was struggling in the US, but outside it was as popular as ever, with Bret leading the new generation. When your a kid, watching Hogan get beaten up by goons like Zeus was fun, but when you get older you want to see more wrestling with your wrestling, enter wrestlers like Bret, Shawn and Owen Hart, who could wrestle. These guys where not roided up, coke fuelled maniacs, they were not larger than life characters, but they were much better wrestlers.

  • @ianblackwell8952
    @ianblackwell8952 Рік тому

    He looks like the comic book guy from the simpsons now

  • @simongroves7178
    @simongroves7178 Рік тому +1

    Bret was never on the same Level as the greats

  • @ryanlinton2663
    @ryanlinton2663 Рік тому

    These contracts apply to more people than you think this story is familiar when talking about trades or services....bottom line is ,the rich own us all!

  • @Crytoboxer35
    @Crytoboxer35 9 місяців тому

    Met Brett at a bar in Niagara. Falls. All he talked about is Goldberg. Realy interrupted my setting I jumped up and left I didn’t pay my tab.

    • @captfeeny
      @captfeeny 9 місяців тому

      Pics or it didn't happen.

    • @Crytoboxer35
      @Crytoboxer35 9 місяців тому

      @@captfeenyI wish it didn’t happen.

    • @captfeeny
      @captfeeny 9 місяців тому

      @@Crytoboxer35 I mean, if I met Hulk fing Hogan in real life, I'm pretty sure he could say woe is me and cry into his soup and I would be there for all of it.

  • @ckidd8681
    @ckidd8681 Рік тому +2

    He should've went to wcw in 96

    • @NoneofYabiz-rx3zi
      @NoneofYabiz-rx3zi 5 місяців тому

      should've gone*

    • @ckidd8681
      @ckidd8681 5 місяців тому

      @@NoneofYabiz-rx3zi are going to correct everyone on UA-cam?

  • @philipadams3325
    @philipadams3325 11 місяців тому

    I have never been a fan of Hulk Hogan, but Bret was not worth near as much as him as a commodity. There are many wrestlers like Hogan that are a better commodity than they are a wrestler.

  • @squarepickle
    @squarepickle Рік тому +7

    Bret is a great wrestler, he's my third favorite of all time... but Bret was never worth as much as Hogan. Not at his peak in the WWF and certainly not in WCW.

    • @MrStuDubb
      @MrStuDubb Рік тому +4

      Facts. Bret is a good hand. He’s NOT a draw.

    • @donjohn2695
      @donjohn2695 Рік тому +7

      Nobody was worth more than Hogan he was the biggest star in the business

    • @squarepickle
      @squarepickle 11 місяців тому

      @donjohn2695 100% fact. Love him or hate him, Hogan is the biggest draw of all time. If the internet had existed 1985, his merch sales would be historical. Hogan had over 33 million people watching at one point. Steve Austin barely broke 10 million at his absolute peak. John Cena didn't even crack 6 million and it dropped every single year he was on top. Anyone who thought they were bigger than Hogan was kayfabing themselves.

  • @thomasdonaldson3523
    @thomasdonaldson3523 11 місяців тому +2

    As a kid I went a long time not knowing Vince was the boss. He was such a great announcer

  • @Ringmaster222
    @Ringmaster222 Рік тому +2

    Umm bret the ratings didn't go down cuz of you dropping to shawn sir. Nwo took them

  • @superchas1164
    @superchas1164 2 місяці тому

    Its because Vince was protecting Macho's character whereas Bret was always looking to beat guys clean to prop himself up further. Bret was great but very self interested

  • @jhonnymarquez100
    @jhonnymarquez100 10 місяців тому

    Hogan was and still tge man the goat plain and simple

  • @dirkjewitt5037
    @dirkjewitt5037 Рік тому

    You know, The Hitman would look pretty good with a moustache.

  • @miguelterivel9918
    @miguelterivel9918 Рік тому +2

    c'est une véritable grande légende bret hart c'est mon lutteur préféré.

  • @kennyconner3840
    @kennyconner3840 8 місяців тому

    Brett is telling a lie. He negotiated with WCW backing like 93 when he was a Intercontinental champion.

  • @mksolid82
    @mksolid82 Рік тому

    1 million a year to kill your body all year round. Meanwhile a Hollywood actor makes 20 million a film. What a brutal career.

  • @LordAbaddon
    @LordAbaddon Рік тому +5

    Absolutely Not! Bret Hart is an amazing wrestler in the ring, but there was very little value outside of the ring at that time. Hulk Hogan was ok in the ring, bit his true value was in name value outside of the ring. WCW needed Hulk Hogan.

  • @larryconnerjr1835
    @larryconnerjr1835 6 місяців тому

    Bret Hart is delusional if he thinks he should have been paid more than Hogan who basically saved WCW, and was a key driving force for its success in the late 90’s , Bret despite his greatness as a wrestler never really made big money for WWF outside possibly of ticket sales in Canada, Bret was basically well known by WWF fans and wrestling fans in general but he never was a Hogan, Stone Cold, or The Rock, of the wrestling business

  • @karaitejudaism8618
    @karaitejudaism8618 11 місяців тому

    I DON'T BELIEVE THIS CONVERSATION HAPPENED BUT IF IT DID IF I WAS ERIC.... I WOULD HAVE SAID HOW ABOUT A PENNY LESS?

  • @dr.loomis4221
    @dr.loomis4221 8 місяців тому

    Nobody puts Bret Hart over like Bret Hart.

  • @reeder0074
    @reeder0074 11 місяців тому

    Bret Hart was clearly a better wrestler, but bigger draw?... I dunno, I've seen alot of wrestling shoot videos, an most of the time when guys are talking about Bret, they say he always wanted to be no#1, so it's not doubt that Hart asked for a penny more than Hogan, just to say he's making more money at the time. Hart seems like a good guy, but alot of wrestlers say he's very conceded.

  • @PontFlair
    @PontFlair Місяць тому

    If WCW had given him Hogan $ and a penny more, that would've been hilarious LOL
    At the time of the "Montreal Screwjob", there's an argument to be made that Bret might've deserved it.

  • @Zebojr2kool
    @Zebojr2kool 11 місяців тому

    No

  • @industryvince4587
    @industryvince4587 Рік тому

    Best Ever

  • @josecasarez6318
    @josecasarez6318 Рік тому

    Man! Just the way he carries himself you can tell it's all about respect for the human being for Brett. What a classy guy. What a man!!!

  • @pinkribbonskies5731
    @pinkribbonskies5731 Рік тому

    Did he tho?

  • @rodzor
    @rodzor 6 місяців тому

    Don't censor the curse words 😡

  • @Tim_Dunkin
    @Tim_Dunkin 11 місяців тому +1

    When did working the leg become boring to Bret? 🤣. I like Beer but he just won't let things go. It must be torture mentally to hold on to stuff from an industry where so much stuff is a work that ppl don't even believe the real stuff.

  • @Johnnyrocks34
    @Johnnyrocks34 11 місяців тому +1

    Doesn’t this just prove how much of hard on hart had for hogan. Like an obsession. I want 1 doll more than that one guy! Lol

  • @DC-jz7pu
    @DC-jz7pu 11 місяців тому

    Popularity hulk Hogan character was the most popular. u dont even have to watch wrestling to know who hulk hogan is. Bret hart is a better in ring wreslter

  • @yosefvargasx
    @yosefvargasx Рік тому +1

    From 1 mill to 2.5 million? So long.

    • @NoneofYabiz-rx3zi
      @NoneofYabiz-rx3zi 5 місяців тому

      From 500k. Merchandise is not part of the downside guarantee

  • @ItsJustOneGuy
    @ItsJustOneGuy Рік тому

    He should have taking the money.

  • @samlagatta5377
    @samlagatta5377 7 місяців тому

    Yeah ok. Brett couldn't draw. Hogan biggest name in Wrestling.

  • @DysfunctionalParrot
    @DysfunctionalParrot 9 місяців тому

    Love Bret and I'm sure he's a nice guy. But someone should tell him wrestling is a performance, not real life.

  • @brianticas7671
    @brianticas7671 10 місяців тому

    Looking back now, Bret Hart was a great technical wrestler. But that doesn't mean he is bigger than hulk Hogan. I'm sorry Bret. You were a great wrestler but hulk Hogan was just a galaxy above you as a star ⭐ or more man. Hulk Hogan was just charismatic and made wrestling what it was. No way in hell you can beat him. I'm sorry 😔 man. I'm just a realist.