CJ
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Its Just Discussion. Stop Sucking His dikk
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You're the one that's clearly on his dikk

Its Just Discussion. Stop Sucking His dikk
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Bret has to be working here. He's right when it comes to his kayfabe character, but "bad fans" and "they came just to get drunk" is just too ridiculous. Where do you start?
Vince and HBK were able to do all of that shyt because they were going against Bret.
Austin was made at the WM where he fought Bret and the double switch happened.
Bret Hart getting turned on by the fans and uniting with his family against the harshening climate of the E contributed to the beginning of the Attitude Era
Bret keeping all of the shyt real, complaining about fans having no love for him or genuine good guys anymore and siding with SCSA like Snoop at the Source Awards was part of the work shoot that began the era.
Without Bret getting screwed over who knows how long before Mr McMahon became the biggest heel in the E, got out of the booth and came forward as the bauce
Bret spitting in the face of VKM and writing WCW in the air was one of the signature moments of the era before it was donned the Attitude Era.
Bret and Austin beating the shyt out of each other and getting his ass whooped in the ambulance, then HBK superkicking him in the wheelchair and the way HBK Taker were weaved into that feud began the Era.
Bret Austin HBK McMahon was all synergy.
And the writing of it was dope shyt the way it was woven together.
Bret was a big part of the Attitude Era.![]()
I dunno breh, that nikka was getting pennies thrown at him and spat on during his anti-US heel run. Definitely a different crowd back then. They were old enough to know it was all a work but treated it as if it was real. Unless they actually thought that's how he felt, which is ironic since he's half American![]()
Pushed for it? No...the NwO shyt was going strong and that was some cool heel shyt. ECW was where the idea of the Attitude Era format was stolen from. Austin was already doing some of the Stone Cold shyt in ECW as Superstar Steve Austin..he just wasn't unleashed on the mic until like 5 months during his run. Michaels and Cripple H were bombing big in early 97 and the WWF was riding the Undertaker as the top guy with the Bret/Austin feud having a ton of steam for WM 13. Michaels was MIA and HHH didn't mean shyt. He had no influence whatsoever. He was a loser. A jobber. Given the most worthless King of the Ring win since Mabel.
Even Bret said he always tried to attack HBK the character, not michael hickenbottom.
Just because he says it doesn't make it true
Well in fairness there wasn't much different between HBK the character and Hickenbottom, during those times especially. Bret was pretty naive in thinking he could solely go at the HBK character without offending Shawn, despite Shawn telling him to do it.
Well in fairness there wasn't much different between HBK the character and Hickenbottom, during those times especially. Bret was pretty naive in thinking he could solely go at the HBK character without offending Shawn, despite Shawn telling him to do it.
He mainly went after the male stripper routine and it's effect on kids. That's all character.
Got it in McMahon's ear? Who the fukk would report that two guys who were failing and not changing shyt around was what flipped things upside down? Austin's T SHIRT sales is what got in Vince's ear in 1997. That's why they jobbed out to him and once they fell off, he really could care less.
Well in fairness, one side of the story
He went after him personally off-camera in the media
It was still all character stuff. Him parading around and dancing with kids in the ring, doing the stripper stuff. He didn't bring up him fukking Sunny with Candido around or having a weird boy toy relationship with Vince.
Some of it was overlap to Shawn the guy, but none of it dealt with anything beyond the presentation of HBK the character.
Compared to the Sunny days comment, which is clearly a behind the scenes affair reference with a woman that had no storyline or link to Bret the character.