Bret you are the best. Your true fans will never forsake you. Thank you for all you have given professional wrestling. You deserve the best of what life has to offer. People call you a crybaby, egotistical, a whiner, deluded….. However, I see you in a different light. We all have our hangups. Again, unless you have lived a life like Bret Hart has, it will probably be hard for you to relate to him. Bret's been through so many obstacles in life, Screwjob, concussion, stroke, and he has overcame a many of things. The average person wouldn't have been able to deal with what Bret has. He is the best there is, was, and ever will be.

so all in all i think this was a believable story and could have been possible and i dont think you can compare this character to bret hart because the character in the movie dropped off the map after being at the top, while bret was a star when he retired and would still have been a star wrestler if he still wrestled today, unlike "randy the ram."

BRET HART IS MY HERO.

I personally think that if they had gotten a true life account from a once great wrestler(who’s now dead) and labeled the movie “based on a true story”(like they always did with “American gangster”, “Catch me if you can”, Pursuit of Happiness” etc…), it would leave the movie with more credibility and at the same time not represent the entire business.

I, for one, would like to share the positive impact Bret Hart has had on me.

I live in Quetta City, Pakistan, a place where hunting is a popular sport. I remember sharing a photo online where i shared my feelings about my hatred towards hunting.

Bret Hart once wrote an article/column about hunting in which he specifically pointed out Grizzly Bear hunting, that article touched me so much that it inspired me to take a photo and dedicate it to Bret Hart. The photo was titled ‘Homebound’ and can be found here: http://www.treklens.com/gallery/photo320149.htm

Back in the late 80′s, we used to watch every episode of WWF wrestling on VHS, especially for Bret’s matches… Photography is my hobby, and i used to introduce myself as ‘the best there is, was and ever will be’ as a photographer :)

I am not very good with words, just wanted to share the positive impact Breat has had on my life…

Bret, wherever you are, may Allah bless you. You really truly are my Hero.

Muhammad Muhsin

0oo0 !!

Bret if your’l reading this, i still believe in you and I wish you can have 1 more match, but dats up 2 u?

ps.I want u 2 remember the name TJ B frm the samoan wrestling family, because im gonna be the best highflying technical wrestler there’l ever be.. serious lol

Notice that he never says WHY he thinks this movie disrespectful.

Too many wrestlers die at age 50.
For every Brett Hart there’s 20 guys who you’ve never heard of or never heard from again and die.
Brett, you got to the Big Show, got hurt, and retired. You never had to go to the depths of many others.

What you wrote was a nice McMahon puff-piece, but how you feel about him is irrelavent.
Davey Boy died. Curt Henning died. Big Boosman died.

Clearly, something’s wrong. This movie was honest – even if it doesn’t fit your rose colored glasses.

I realize that Bret is trying to defend the business especially in light of the Chris Benoit tragedy and steroid abuse that has cast a cloud over all of sports. But the Bret Hart’s, Ric Flair’s and Hulk Hogan’s are the lucky ones in the business. Their the ones that retire with millions of dollars in their bank accounts. The other mid- card guys aren’t as lucky.

yourve seen rocky balboa, right? he was a long retired boxer that steped back into the ring,
to prove himself that he was’nt some useless oldman that was once a good boxer..
He also stepped into the ring because he wanted to empty his basement, that was filled with loneliness, saddness and hatred..
I think the movie ‘Rocky Balboa’ relates to u, which is y i think u should have 1 last match.

U can do it!!!!!

Now I’m going to my blog and do some remembering….

The Wrestler was a movie of one man, to intone that it was more of a portrayal of one wrestler in one instance is ludicrous.

This movie took from many to make it bigger more outstanding. But you cannot deny that these things in life DO happen. That drugs were taken, that some “over the hill” wrestlers didn’t know when to quit or could not let themselves quit. Nothing in this movie disparages wrestlers. Much like insinuating that Rocky (Sly Stallone) was claiming all boxers were the same.

To pick at a movie because you feel it does not do justice or glamourizes your past or the past of wrestling as 100% accurate is just silly.

Please watch the movie as a person, enjoy the role played, the interaction the pain and suffering in the movie for what it is. a damn good story with some accurate and some innacurate assesments.

P.S. Please stop living in the past, it makes you look like a bitter person who can’t grow up and forget about the past.

You’ve said many times you’ve “gotten over” and been able to forgive Vince? Then stop rehashing the past.

Can we not leave it at that?

Why can’t people just listen to facts and accept them. There’s no sense trying to disect what Bret Hart wrote and analyze the hell out of it. The guy knows what he’s talking about. End of story.

ST

Thought so.

Uh… excuse me Bret? Ric Flair, Mick Foley, Chris Jericho are all real wrestling champs who have seen the movie and commented on it. That’s not the only place where Bret is off base. It’s dishonest of him to pretend that there aren’t real wrestlers out there who did wind up as down and out as Randy the Ram. He’s either clueless or deliberately ignoring the facts so he can just focus on talking about himself. It’s a poor analysis of the movie that provides no real insights at all. I used to have all the respect in the world for Bret Hart but as time goes by and he keeps going on and on about himself he just diminishes himself. Sadly all the Bret marks out there don’t get it as is evidenced by all the “Bret is awesome” posts here.

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