yeah, honestly HHH did belong on that list. Personally i'd still say bret is higher but i get HHH being a better selection.
well, let's put it like this for bret.
bret, was inring the original number one heel in wwf via the tags with bulldogs.
is the prodigy/darling worker of the stampede legacy.
plus, ushered in the workrate template and moveset of doom.
to help wwe become known as a workrate based stable.
innovated an brough an original stampede mainstay to the domestic market and the wwe.
which is pretty much viewed as the general definition of a hardcore match setting with the ladder match moving forward generation wise.
wrasslin's biggest controversy on a pr scale that it had a movie.
is centered around his real life.......
given his time and era, as it reflects to the boom of wwf in the mainstream.
plus, never being the giant or stature based guy the wwf typically elevated from the rocknwrasslin boom.
i think, being canadian and having a whole nation to appease is why he is the way he is.
plus, he actually can authenicate his legacy from a workrate sector.
down to aesthetics and even being marketable through accessories to intensity in a stoic nature.
so, i kind of get bret's angle.
plus, it can be authenicated with actual metrics based upon what we rate domestic wrasslin by.
now, am i huge fan of bret..
not at all,.....
yet, i still get him from a strictly on paper thing, when he gives himself a pat on the back.
is it grandiose, yeah...
yet, it makes sense.
he, was originally the only left over from the rocknwrasslin era.
that was given the ball, for a transisition of a whole promotion.
from rocknwrasslin boom, that was overly b*stardized from the hogun era.
so, i understand.......
art barr
I'll just stick to the facts:
