Bret Hart's book

[Heyman]

It pains me to say it since Bret Hart is a fellow Canadian, and I absolutely LOVED him growing up (tremendous tremendous wrestler.......regardless of what anyone says), but the fact of the matter is that Bret Hart is a very bitter and very petty human being. He simply won't let go of anything. Period.

His continued attacks on Hogan, Triple H, Eric Bischoff, etc., are just flat out childish.

It's too bad that Bret chooses to be this way. I think if Bret really took time to think about his conduct, he'd realize that the only person that he hurts by doing this kind of stuff is himself. He's literally "attracting" negativity into his life by constantly holding ill feelings towards others.

[Ol Dirty Dastard]

Originally Posted by He-Man It pains me to say it since Bret Hart is a fellow Canadian, and I absolutely LOVED him growing up (tremendous tremendous wrestler.......regardless of what anyone says), but the fact of the matter is that Bret Hart is a very bitter and very petty human being. He simply won't let go of anything. Period. His continued attacks on Hogan, Triple H, Eric Bischoff, etc., are just flat out childish. It's too bad that Bret chooses to be this way. I think if Bret really took time to think about his conduct, he'd realize that the only person that he hurts by doing this kind of stuff is himself. He's literally "attracting" negativity into his life by constantly holding ill feelings towards others.

Honestly, his arrogance cannot be denied, but everyone just thinks that he's bitter and blah blah blah. Fact is, he just says what he thinks. He thinks Hogan's a douche (which a lot of us do), he thinks HHH is a GOOD wrestler but not a wrestling god and that Bischoff is kind of an idiot. These are all commonly voiced opinions. He doesn't get bent out of shape when he says that stuff, he says it as an opinion. He's a lot like Don Cherry, in that he speaks his mind, whatever he feels in that moment in time. And that has nothing to do with him as a performer anyways.