Thread: Apologies to Bret?
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Old 08-03-2005, 06:13 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by loopydate
I'm sorry, Bret was a fantastic performer, but he did not keep that company afloat during that time period. He always put on the best match of the night (or, on occasion, HBK or Owen would do it), but Bret didn't carry the company. I have no idea what did, but during the nether days of the WrestleCrap Era, I can guarantee it wasn't a pure grappler with old-school mic skills.
Actually, he did. Diesel, Sid and Shawn Michaels did horrible buisness when they were champs. Hence why they ALWAYS went back to Bret Hart. European tours kept the WWF afloat during the mid 90's and Bret Hart was the number one draw one all of them (Davey Boy Smith didn't have the same drawing power when he came back and Bret Hart was already the top man).
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