Bret Hart running his mouth about Seth Rollins

[stro]

It made sense to me. Not only was he reckless with Cena and Sting, but why the fukk is a chickenshyt skittering heel who's officially billed weight would make him a cruiserweight powerbombing monsters like Kane every night on house shows? Seth hurt himself doing shyt he shouldn't have been doing in the first place, which I think deserves criticism.

His "get my shyt in" mentality killed Sting (he had already done the buckle bomb 3 times that show before Sting got hurt) and made him lose 9 months because he felt a cruiserweight sized guy powerbombing a 7 foot monster makes a ton of sense. Bret should have gone in harder on him, and maybe it'd get through.

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

4 out of 10!

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

This is Rollin's version of Let Nas Down

 

[Alexander The Great]

Rollins broke Cena's nose and ended Sting's career. reckless.

 

[Da King]

shytman Mark would know a thing or two about career ending injuries

:HBGOAT:

 

[Here Comes the Pain]

Dude was reckless before the injury.

Sting had to retire because of that. That's still a hard one to get over.

Hopefully he's back with his head on straight.

 

[Grifter]

If it was a regular sunset flip like Bret's the weight wouldn't of slammed down. So what is he taking about? There's been a few acl tears in the last 5-6 years from routine shyt.

 

[LastManStanding]

Bret's always gonna have a sore spot for guys who "injure" other guys in the ring.

guess why.

kind of how his brother damn near paralyzed Austin with an idiotic pile driver and didn't bother to apologize afterwards?

 

[stro]

I believe Bret actually did have a pretty big issue with that, LMS.

 

[Cartier Murphy]

The Cena injury was understandable to me, things like that happen. The Sting one was the one that bugged me, more because it could've been prevented by better match layout. There was no reason for the buckle bombs, it was Seth's second match. He should've been worn out and managing a win by the skin of his teeth, especially since he just lost to Cena right before and that match happened RIGHT before the Sting one. It should've been a prototypical chickenshyt heel match where he was exhausted and eeked out a win with his feet on the ropes or a low blow or something, copy the Flair formula. It being a work rate type match was a bad call, whether that was on Seth or a road agent like Noble or somebody. Not even mentioning the sloppy table spot.

 

[Tommy Fits]

 

[JoogJoint]

The Cena injury was understandable to me, things like that happen. The Sting one was the one that bugged me, more because it could've been prevented by better match layout. There was no reason for the buckle bombs, it was Seth's second match. He should've been worn out and managing a win by the skin of his teeth, especially since he just lost to Cena right before and that match happened RIGHT before the Sting one. It should've been a prototypical chickenshyt heel match where he was exhausted and eeked out a win with his feet on the ropes or a low blow or something, copy the Flair formula. It being a work rate type match was a bad call, whether that was on Seth or a road agent like Noble or somebody. Not even mentioning the sloppy table spot.

I never really liked that powerbomb in the corner move because it looks like it'll f_ck up your spine, hence what happened to Sting forcing him into retirement.

It's just an unnecessary move that Seth does.

 

[dbp]

I believe Bret actually did have a pretty big issue with that, LMS.

He did, he's never defended Owen for that.

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

fvck y'all that cosign

 

[jackswstd]

This comment was from last November in Sports Illustrated, y'all waited until Seth mentioned it 7 months after the fact to get upset about it