Is it cringey how serious Bret Hart took wrasslin?

[Dog Based Gremlin]

Just wondering. I got respect for Hitgoat but...

Everytime i see old clips and docs, he's the only one who really felt like he was playing a real sport.

But now, he just old somewhere like the rest of his peers and somewhat forgotten


Meanwhile Austin still relevant with 3:16 day and Rock got a tv show.

 

[Tryna Makit]

Its Cringey how serious the Harts as a whole take wrestling
The Owen Hart dark side of the ring ep showed that.


Stu warped those boys minds frfr
And
Pro wrestling warped his

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

If anything that’s exactly what we need today. That attitude is why Japan is the most respected territory in the business.

 

[Paper Boi]

it was their family business, i'd take it seriously too.

 

[NYChase718]

I was watching a wrestling non wwe documentary i forgot the name but i remember he was being interviewed and then i realized the room he was in was the one scott hall was talking about
It was litterally a shrine with all bret hart stuff around him

 

[Swiggy]

In hindsight, yes. He worked himself into a lifetime shoot, and has had a miserable existence since.

Carrying that karma with you is no joke. Getting Goldberg's upside the head and the motorcycle crash weren't spiritual coincidences. He held on to too much to not have that karma collect on him.

 

[jackswstd]

It’s funny that everyone always brings up Bret taking it too seriously when there’s others that do the same. Plenty of wrestlers have their belts, merchandise and other shyt displayed in their homes. Kevin Nash said that “miles and money” shyt and suddenly it became a bad thing to be proud of the business.

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

In hindsight, yes. He worked himself into a lifetime shoot, and has had a miserable existence since.

Carrying that karma with you is no joke. Getting Goldberg's upside the head and the motorcycle crash weren't spiritual coincidences. He held on to too much to not have that karma collect on him.

So he deserved those things because he went above and beyond for fake sports?

There are literal murderers and rapists in wrestling's history, but Bret deserves a motorcycle crash and career ending head trauma because he took himself too seriously?

 

[Riley Escobar]

Carrying that karma with you is no joke. Getting Goldberg's upside the head and the motorcycle crash weren't spiritual coincidences. He held on to too much to not have that karma collect on him.

This is possibly the worst take I’ve seen on this forum of anything ever

 

[Stone Cold Steve Autism]

Carrying that karma with you is no joke. Getting Goldberg's upside the head and the motorcycle crash weren't spiritual coincidences. He held on to too much to not have that karma collect on him.

Swiggy, gad dang it, you realize you're pulling a Tao of Terry Bollea on us? Complete with karma for a danged automobile accident?

Believe in the Tao of Terry, brehitos.

 

[OfTheCross]

it was their family business, i'd take it seriously too.

Yeah. I don't judge people for taking their job seriously no matter how trash it might be.

 

[White City Black]

Pro wrestling was rooted in his family, and therefor his mind (and heart), so I’m not surprised. He had reasons to be bitter, and perhaps reasons to not be as bitter (or at least he should let go of some things). Is what it is

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

It’s funny that everyone always brings up Bret taking it too seriously when there’s others that do the same. Plenty of wrestlers have their belts, merchandise and other shyt displayed in their homes. Kevin Nash said that “miles and money” shyt and suddenly it became a bad thing to be proud of the business.

Literally watched Pat McAfee's show today and he was interviewing Legarette Blount, who was in a room with his jerseys framed hanging on the wall behind him. All athletes have their mancaves with memorabilia.

Scott Hall probably sold all of his shyt for a shot of tequila and regrets it

 

[Bob Loblaw]

Hhh has a sledgehammer in his office

 

[DaHNIC82]

The man took his craft seriously and became one of the best at it.. Whats wrong with that?