Was it a work?
Was it a work?
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I'll give you a hint; the marks are in the ring
yes but Bret forgot it was
No but Shawn thought it was.
no he didn't, shawn and HHH knew ahead of time specifically to be prepared incase bret hart legitimately lost his shit and tried to murder shawn michaels or vince mcmahon on pay-per-view
It really speaks volumes what a fucking carny business wrestling is when people assume that MURDER is a possible outcome to losing a fake fight for a gold colored prop.
no but meltzer once said there's a secret that won't be revealed until everyone involved passes away
Partially - Brett believed he wouldn't get screwed and thought he'd go out champion and drop the title that night thanking his fans at home since he was in Canada but HBK and Vince had other plans.
No, HHH Was not involved, neither was Hebner. Hebner was just trying to not get fired and did what Vince said.
The only people who knew were HBK and Vince
Ya mean he'll make something up then
>HHH was not involved
Not entirely true. He was one of the people who made the suggestion to simply screwjob Bret according to Prichard.
No. Anyone who believes it's a work is trying so hard not to get worked that they work themselves into a shoot, unironically. In hindsight it turned out really well, so some people say it must've been a work, but there was no way of predicting it turning out so well at the time. It's the same as the curtain call. There was no way of knowing The Kliq hugging in the ring would cause a domino effect that create the industry's biggest star ever, SCSA. There was no way of knowing Montreal would've created Mr. McMahon until after it happened. People say the documentary would have no point without the screwjob, but in reality it most likely already had a narrative direction before the screwjob, which obviously made them change the narrative of the documentary. Not everything's a work. Bret got screwed for a shoot just like Kevin Nash in the summer of nineteen ninety-two.