Bret Hart says Triple H Never Had A Great Match

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

We're talking about HHH and you bring up Rock vs Cena.

 

[NYChase718]

the two looks say it all.

triple h Lookin like this

bret like

 

[714562]

Aside from his feud with Foley/Cactus Jack in 2000, which spawned the well-booked HitC and No DQ matches, I really can't think of any "great" encounters Triple Naitch has had.

The Three Stages of Hell with Stone Cold? Eh...I'd say it was a pretty lame conclusion booking-wise to the "Who Ran Over Austin" angle. Work-wise, I don't put it above the 2/3 falls with Jericho at Fully Loaded 2000.

There's also the triple threat with Benoit and HBK at Mania 20, but we all knowBenoit and HBKGOAT carried that.

 

[QueensEnglish]

The Rock v Trips at Blacklash is 1 of my favourite matches.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

The Rock v Trips at Blacklash is 1 of my favourite matches.

shyt was both of their best matches ever

 

[Gang$tarr]

This shyt is true. Bret Hart is a legend but goddamn relieving some of his matches are painful to watch. Some matches didnt age well at all. Atleast Triple H knew that whether it was the year 2000, 2002, 2012, or 2050, fans of any generation will enjoy a nice sledgehammer attack to the gut and a pedigree on thumbtacks over a stalling elbow drop from the middle rope.

:fukkery:

And why Bret Hart always being the technical wrestling police? Bret would be shyt with the talent pool of 2003 or today as well. Both HHH & Bret ate well off of being in the right place at the right time.

Lmao u can't be saying this with a straight face

 

[Ill Lou Malnati]

It's worth noting that Bret had this to say in November:



Bret Hart Talks About The Attitude Era & Wanting To Work With Triple H More

Selfless Bret wanted HHH to have that one great match on his resume. He took pride in carrying people to greatness.

 

[Ill Lou Malnati]

Trips didn't even master the pedigree

 

[DameDawgy]

vs rock backlash 2000
vs cactus jack rumble 2000
vs hbk summerslam 02
vs taker mania 27

I'll put these up with 95% of bret hart matches. What high profile matches does he have as good?

vs owen hart mania x
vs austin mania 13
vs bulldog, summerslam 92

Thats about it

FOH, Bret vs Hakushi is better than 97% of Triple H's matches

 

[Maizeandbluekid]

You know, when Bret says he doesn't think Triple H hasn't had a great match "ever", that's another part with him I have disagree on. And again, it is only Bret's opinion, and it's only based on Bret's critique on Hunter's style, which I detailed earlier.

And I think, and this is only speculation, that even though he doesn't show it or say it, he probably didn't like Triple H back in the day simply because of his association with HBK, whom Bret fukking despised.

However, if he still harbors any of that today, I think it's time for Bret to move on from that. He made amends with Shawn, why can't he do that with Hunter? But again, pure speculation on my part.

 

[Henzo]

Maybe they'll finally release that "Screwed" DVD

 

[Ill Lou Malnati]

FOH, Bret vs Hakushi is better than 97% of Triple H's matches

Or Bret vs. 1-2-3 Kid from Raw.

 

[NYChase718]

JERICHO VS HHH FULLY LOADED LAST MAN STANDING MATCH WAS SOLID

 

[Dog Based Gremlin]

8 pages of nikkas copin pleas for HHH

#ItsNotSupposed2BeGood

 

[ecks12]

Hitman may be correct about HHH's style in the ring. But HHH does have an innovative move = the Pedigree. Bret's finishing move was shared by the top guy in WCW, so his argument makes no sense.

Don't get me wrong, I loved the Hitman as a kid, but he's grown into a bitter ass old man.

Sting was using the move before Bret.