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post your favorite bridge burning moments

sometimes during out of character interviews people in the wrestling industry say or do things that put them at odd with a wrestling promotion or promotor or the promotors son-in-law.

Like jeff jarrett asking vince for more money on his ppv or he wouldnt do the match or madusa dropping the womens title in a bin on wcw.

post your favorite bridge burning quotes and videos.

I think you confused JJ with UW

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Originally Posted by VSG (Post 3240800)

I think you confused JJ with UW

Yeah. Jarrett's contract expired the day before the PPV he dropped the Intercontinental title to Chyna.

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Originally Posted by teamXtremist (Post 3240831)

This guy is so pointless, he needs to take a look in the mirror and realize that just can not be everybody else. WWE signed the kid when he was 18, he messed that up. Around 04 he signed to TNA, got into with CM Punk, to where they needed to be separated, he messed that up. Then he goes to some dump in Jersey, becomes World Champ, they strip him because he couldn't get along with the promoter. I mean c'mon man, your 30 years old, grow the hell up!

This might be difficult, most bridge burning moments weren't caught on camera.

I no longer believe that any moment can burn a bridge down that cannot be repaired. For example, the Montreal Screw Job... Do I need to say more?

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Originally Posted by FourFifty (Post 3241030)

I no longer believe that any moment can burn a bridge down that cannot be repaired. For example, the Montreal Screw Job... Do I need to say more?

I'd tend to agree except for the fact that Macho Man's bridge seems to still be a little ashy...

Savage has a toy deal, it's just a matter of time before WWE continues to reach out to him. Plus they made a DVD about him. While he wasn't apart of it, it's not like he's been erased from history.

Speaking of which, killing your family and then yourself is a pretty big bridge burning moment. Chris Benoit will never be in WWE again.

Would Douglas throwing the belt down count as bridge burning? Maybe not so much for Douglas, but ECW and the NWA.

Austin walking out in 2002 was kind of a bridge burning. They buried him on Raw. But... in Vince's eyes, if you can draw, you can do whatever you want... testify against him in court, spit on him and punch him in the eye, hold him up for more money at a PPV, touch his daughter (allegedly)...

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Originally Posted by Next Big Thing (Post 3241319)

He could also say that about The Ultimate Warrior.

I also like to say Dennis Condrey walking out of the NWA in 1987 and again in 1989.

King quitting WWE after they fired his whore of a girlfriend, The Kat. Thought (hoped?) he would never return to a WWE announce table.

Mike Awesome basically saying "thanks, but fuck off" to Heyman and the ECW crew when he accepted the WCW contract after months and months of building him up as the biggest bad ass on the ECW roster.

But this is the best one:

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The Teddy Hart Incident.

At Ring of Honor's Main Event Spectacles On November 1, 2003 in Elizabeth, New Jersey at the RexPlex Arena, a Scramble Tag Team Cage Match between: Backseat Boyz vs The SAT vs Carnage Crew (DeVito/Loc) vs Special K (Hydro/Angeldust) vs Teddy Hart/Jack Evans took place which saw the Carnage Crew as the winners.

After the match, instead of selling the win to the Carnage Crew, Teddy Hart climbed on top of one of the platforms on the cage and did a shooting star press onto Special K who were laying in the ring. The two men were not expecting the move which obviously angered many of the wrestlers in the match, including Devito. Devito picked up Hart and slammed him down to the mat viciously in retaliation. The SSP took attention away from the match as a whole as the crowd was chanting "R-O-H, R-O-H" by the end of the amazing match, but soon only "Teddy, Teddy" which prompted Hart to continue his antics.

Hart climbed back on top of the platform and then did a moonsault from the top of the cage to the floor to two other wrestlers who were not expecting the move. As Hart laid outside the ring, Loc approached him with his arms raised in the air in confusion and said "It's the end of the match!", wondering why Teddy kept going. As the crowd chanted towards Teddy "You Sick Fuck", Devito, angry that Hart kept doing these maneuvers without the wrestlers knowing, began whipping him profusely with a strap.

Devito and the referee had an exchange of words all the way to the back, leaving Teddy alone in the ring. Teddy, for a 3rd time now, climbed back to the same platform and did a moonsault to the ring, landing on his feet, still showcasing himself. Directly afterwards, he climbed on the cage itself and did a moonsault for the 4th time. Devito had enough and ran back out to the ring to confront Teddy, but ROH booker Gabe Sapolsky, a referee, and his tag-partner held him back as Teddy stood in the ring. Teddy, for the 5th time, did one final moonsault into the ring barely landing on his feet.

It proved to be one moonsault too many as Hart began vomiting in the ring. Teddy climbed the top rope to point to the crowd, and vomited again, not once, but twice, for a total of 3 times.

Hart claimed his actions were due to a concussion and said he did not remember what happened after the match, to which the entire ROH locker room disagreed with.

ROFL, what a fucking douchebag.

The video of Teddy Hart being a dick is knocking around somewhere for those that haven't seen it.

Also, Paul London and just about everything he has said since leaving Vinceland.

http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g1...smilinpaul.jpg

This is the exact moment the match was lit.

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Originally Posted by CSL (Post 3242614)

The video of Teddy Hart being a dick is knocking around somewhere for those that haven't seen it.

http://www.livevideo.com/video/4F785...rt-incide.aspx

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Originally Posted by DLVH84 (Post 3240805)

Yeah. Jarrett's contract expired the day before the PPV he dropped the Intercontinental title to Chyna.

from wikipedia

Jarrett left the WWF in October 1999, right after WWF head writer Vince Russo resigned from the WWF in order to join WCW.[12] Jarrett's contract expired on October 16, 1999, one day before his scheduled match with Chyna at No Mercy.[13] Jarrett wrestled at No Mercy nonetheless, losing the Intercontinental Championship to Chyna.[14] Chyna later alleged that Jarrett and Russo had colluded in order to delay Jarrett's title defense until after Jarrett's contract had expired, and that Jarrett had subsequently extorted WWF Chairman Vince McMahon for $300,000 in order to wrestle without a contract.[13]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Ja...2.80.931999.29