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Bret Hart

Also known as Buddy Hart

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121.04.2024jeremyeyork10.0Almost from the day I became a wrestling fan, Bret was my favorite wrestler. Even as a heel he was. His matches were top-notch. You were rarely ever saw a bad match come out of him. When I go through the list of some of the greatest matches from the 1990's, he in most of them. SummerSlam 1991, 1992, WrestleMania X, WrestleMania 12, King Of The Ring 1993, just great great matches that had set the standard for many of the next generation's wrestlers.
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517.04.2024BMWrestling1710.0Why are you reading reviews here? Better watch his classic matches and you will realize he's the best there is, the best there was, the best there ever will be. Greatest canadian wrestler of all time. No matter what.
616.04.2024MZ00910.0 
714.04.2024Neuroticdog429.0 
812.04.2024Perc Angle9.0Bret Hart is known as one of the greatest of all time but still remains underrated. If you like guys like Daniel Bryan or anyone else of that caliber then you should at least appreciate The Hitman. Without him there is no little guy as champ in WWE. He could make a broom look like a star and still will be overlooked.
911.04.2024Bean19859.0Hitman is a great one, his only limit was himself and his personality. In ring definitely in the upper tier of excellence. Great career, consistent and with a considerable peak. Mic skills not so great, but to be honest Ive always enjoyed watching him, even when he turned heel. Totally dislike his personality, he kept in his post career his sharp and cutting characters. To me, probably one of the most relevant Gods of this business
1007.04.2024ShaneSpear10.0 
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1527.03.2024nothingleftinside10.0Truly the best there ever was. Hard to find a bad match, though they do exist. He could have been better on the mic, but he had the it factor enough to hold down that top babyface spot for many years, and worked quite well as a heel. He was the face of the company during its darkest times, and to a lot of people that's a detriment, but he kept the ship afloat when it was sinking the hardest. His career could have been longer, but he was at his peak when he went out, so there's no embarrassing late career stuff to tarnish his legacy (well almost none of that, considering the awful 2010 comeback matches). His WCW run is disappointing, but there are some high points, some good matches with [redacted], Booker T, Flair, DDP. Aside from that, there isn't much left to criticize. His tag team run is some great shit and he has many of the best technical performances ever. He could even work a good brawling style. I guess you could call his matches repetitive and he was the original "moves of doom" wrestler but I think that's a common complaint people have of wrestlers they've seen lots of matches from. From a kayfabe standpoint, it would make sense to have a "bag" of stuff that worked to pull from. A+ worker, B- talker, A gimmick/look. It's definitely worth watching his greatest hits.
1626.03.2024Cass9310.0I always come back and watch Bret Hart's matches, he is the most entertaining in-ring wrestler for me. I will give him a 10, even if he doesn't deserve due to his promo skills.
1725.03.2024KingChook9.0 
1824.03.2024BruceMarcos5249.0Arguably one of the best professional wrestlers of all time. Bret Hart has certainly cemented his own legacy by performing an elite match that only few of the people could ever pull. One of the best technical wrestlers in history and one of the guys that prefer storytelling over athletics, in which it's a forgotten element in wrestling nowadays. He had great rivalries with Owen Hart, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Jerry Lawler and most notably, Shawn Michaels. He has a great sense of psychology in performing a move and every move he delivered tells a story. Bret is one of the guys who even made the most boring wrestling style the most entertaining one whenever he's in the match. Bret knows which move he should perform to keep the crowd from investing and being entertained. He is also a gamechanger in terms of the political nature of the company, as he is first of the guys who doesn't need the size and muscles like Hulk Hogan and Ultimate Warrior and rely solely on skills to be the top attraction star of the company. He is incorruptible, as proven by his numerous backstage stories like how he is against HBK's politicking and putting over Rocky Maivia in contrast from suggestion by HBK's then-lapdog, Triple H. He is almost a near-10/10 wrestler, but his promo abilities derailed him from getting that perfect score and I cannot simply overlook it because one of the importance of his character is the way he talks to the crowd. As his promos and his in-ring abilities are needed together for him to build a great characterization of himself. Unlike AJ Styles and Kazuchika Okada who doesn't need to cut promos as the action speaks for itself. One of most notable as he needed his promo power was during his 1997 heel run, as his arsenal of moves still garner a good reaction from the crowd and he cannot complement it with his heel persona. Although less charismatic, still Bret has a certain connection to the crowd, and he's mostly appeal to the kids as they see Bret as the most relatable hero in WWF/E.
1924.03.2024GoldLiger10.0Bret Hart I think might be the GOAT contender with the most What Ifs. This is a man who had a career of less than 22 years, of which the part that actually built his legacy was only about a decade at best, all of that run being in Hulkamania & New Generation WWF which was basically allergic to proper professional wrestling much of the time. Bret was an incredible technician, an underrated brawler, a believable promo, excellent face or heel (being part of the best double turn in wrestling history), had one hell of a look in his main event WWF run with the hot pink shades, and was known to be one of those guys who never got a bad match out of a situation where a good match was possible. You could even argue that Bret is the reason the Attitude Era even exists due to making that WM13 match so perfectly built around getting the crowd to love Austin. To think that because of disrespect and mistreatment he left for WCW who fumbled his push and put him several awful angles until he got a career-ending concussion in only the year 2000, and he STILL is Top 10/5/3/1 to so many people says leaps and bounds about his abilities. That's why he's so full of What Ifs. A non-concussed Bret Hart that rode out his WCW contract and refused to work with McMahon or Russo working NOAH or ROH in the early-mid 2000s could've had the run of a lifetime, a 00s on par with a Danielson while having his solid 80s work and excellent 90s work behind him, and yet he doesn't need to have had that run to receive the praise he has. Since retiring Bret's also pretty much been a straight shooter, he's got a good head on his shoulders and everybody he still has a grudge on honestly earned his ire one way or another (plus I love how little he cares about talking shit about Russo or Goldberg or whoever). No matter who screwed Bret, he's one of the best ever.
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3206.03.2024SchenzenJohn10.0Bret Hart ist DER Wrestler. Jeder seiner Moves gehört in ein Wrestling Bilderbuch. Dieser Mann hat Wrestling geatmet. Leute wie Moxley sollten sich paar Matches von ihm anschauen um zu verstehen wie gutes Wrestling funktioniert. Sein Selling was vor allem in Submission Matches gut sichtbar ist , ist verdammt glaubwürdig und konsistent. Er hat selbst semi gute Wrestler gecarried und aus vermeidlich schlechten Matches noch das Beste gemacht. Es gibt Aufzeichnungen wo er selbst den Kameramännern Zeichen gab von wo sie filmen sollen. Seine Mic Work war spätestens bei der WCW gut auch wenn er hierbei nicht mit einem The Rock / Flair oder ähnlichen mithalten hätte können. Zudem war es ihm auch wichtig ein Save Worker zu sein, was ihm auch überragend gelungen ist, er hatte meines Wissen nach keinen einzigen Wrestler in seiner Karriere verletzt. Bret Hart ist 5 Sterne Wrestling. Um hier nicht zu lang zu werden möchte ich nur noch sagen wie schade ich es finde , dass wir bestimmt noch 10 gute Wrestling Jahre hätten sehen können hätte es diese personifizierte Beleidigung des Wrestlings namens Goldberg nicht gegeben.
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3723.02.2024Dirty Diego10.0The best is the best there was and the best they ever will be , definitely in my all time top 10 wrestles of all time, , the safest worker of all time, best at timing his move he could make a suplex or a backbreaker look good, had so many great matches back in stampede in the 80, s to classics with his brother Owen , mr perfect, Shawn Michaels and stone cold Steve Austin, to bad wcw didnt do nothing with him but still had a legendary long time career
3823.02.2024mxkami9.0 
3922.02.2024SJ Miller Arguably the greatest mat worker of all-time, to him every match was a story and every move should mean something. By his own admission not a naturally great talker but could cut a very believable promo when he had a genuine axe to grind, especially as a heel. The first truly international main event attraction after Vince's national expansion, his popularity in Europe was immense.
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4606.02.2024Scottielstamper10.0To me a top guy in so many ways if we only seen Bret from the territory day to his intercontinental title run he would still rank high. When he got that world title run from Ric Flair things were history Yokozuna Stone Cold and so many great matches. Bret could work single or tagteam heel or face Bret was great at working a match with anyone just about.
4705.02.2024perconflncns10.0 
4801.02.2024KEI10.0 
4901.02.2024CommisarRobe10.0His nickname says it all. Bret is one of the most believable and realistic Wrestlers of all time. His selling was stellar his understanding of in ring psychology was always of top standard and contributed to telling great stories during the course of his matches. Finally Bret was also a legitimate star maker very willing to put over people and build them up in feuds with probably the best example of this being Stone Cold Steve Austin.
5030.01.2024CarterSterling10.0 
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6108.01.2024tlaustin10.0Smart, safe, cerebral, multi-talented artist that changed the game and made wrestling better because of it. I will never say no to a Bret Hart match. If there's a real critique to be had of the man, it's that he wasn't always great on the mic, and it's that much of a testament to how much he "gets" wrestling that he was -that- captivating of a figure without being able to cut the best promos. I doubt anyone looking here is really shocked to see a 10 on a rating of him, but if you have somehow made it to cage match and haven't seen a Bret match, just... look at the match guide and start. Really. Do it. There is a very, very high chance that the wrestling you like begins with something he did.
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7419.11.2023JediSaiyanMaster120310.0For my money, Bret Hart is the absolute best in ring performer of all time, he's a prime example of less is more. Bret Hart is the perfect in ring wrestler, with countless submission holds, realistic selling, perfect execution, legendary storytelling all made him an elite wrestler in the ring. Even in terms of character and charisma, Bret Hart was actually not bad at it. Sure, he never had the wild personality that a Hulk Hogan had, but his persona in 1997 as a heel is nothing short of genius, showcasing he can cut promos and have personality. Bret Hart has always been a joy to watch, no matter in tag teaming or singles competition. The Hart Foundation is, arguably, the greatest tag team in WWF history, having classic matches with The Rockers, Demolition, The British Bulldogs to name a few, everyone considered Bret Hart their favorite out of the members, he was always bound to be a star no matter what. Then he breaks off and does his solo run, winning the Intercontinental Championship from Mr. Perfect in one of the best matches in WWF history, having a great run that eventually ends, but then recaptures it after beating Roddy Piper in a classic match at WrestleMania VIII, a match that anyone can easily understand the storytelling and appreciate it. He eventually goes on to become a main eventer and even becomes a 5 time WWF Champion, back when that statistic meant something, having great matches with The 1-2-3-Kid, Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, Owen Hart, Diesel, Razor Ramon, The British Bulldog, etc. Then 1997 arrives, he's having a generational feud with Steve Austin, even makes Steve into the star he became (Steve has said it himself), turns heel and does the Anti-America/Pro-Canada gimmick, along with starting The Hart Foundation faction, some of the best stuff in WWF during the time. Sadly, Bret Hart got screwed out of the company on his last day in the company and ended up wrestling in WCW... *sigh* at least he had amazing matches with guys like Ric Flair and Chris Benoit. Overall, Bret Hart is one of my all time favorite wrestlers, he was amazing in almost every way, shape or form. "...The Best There Is, The Best There Was, And The Best There Ever Will Be! And if you don't like it, tough shit! "
7513.11.2023DamienGde10.0 
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8417.10.2023MagCat8110.0My favourite wrestler since I started watching in the early 90s. Bret gets some criticism for his mic skills/promos, but one of the reasons he appealed to me so much (and I think a lot of other fans worldwide) is that he came across as a serious athlete surrounded by larger than life characters and so he was someone we could relate with and root for. He was equally realistic and believable in the ring; everything he did made sense and had logic behind it and his offensive moves always looked as if they were connecting and having an impact, although they were also very safe and he famously never caused any serious injuries. His selling made a particularly big impression on me as a child - I used to think he had really hurt himself, because he would sell exactly as you would if the move actually did hurt. Technically he was nearly flawless and his matches had excellent psychology and storytelling too. Plus he had a great look, with iconic ring attire - and even his weaker point, the mic skills, had improved a lot by the late 90s as he settled into his own promo style. As for people who call him bitter, I think we would all be bitter if we had suffered even half of what he suffered in the space of a few years. He was the greatest ever in my opinion and always will be.
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9125.09.2023andytuga866.0Always found him overrated and even boring in the ring sometimes. He may had some refined technical skills but his promos were insipid. He's not the "Best there ever will be" that's for sure. Later on he became an angry old bitter man, burying everything and everyone in interviews.
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