I know many people like Bret "the Hitman" Hart and really loved watching some of his classic matches. Does anyone remember the classic matches he had with Yokozuna though? I know I really liked these matches because it pitted his finesse against the size of the Japanese giant. Since this is a great match what do you think of how the results were? Would they have been the same if the matches were not established on who would win?
Did Anyone Like This Match Bret Hart Vs Yokozuna
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no, they really weren't the only two matches i remember was the two WM matches which i got **+ stars at best.
no, they really weren't the only two matches i remember was the two WM matches which i got **+ stars at best.
Bret is a vanilla midget and Yoko was a Khali_level wrestler, so no, I did not enjoy their work.
Hogan coming out and stealing the belt was the only good thing to happen that Mania.
Hogan coming out and stealing the belt was the only good thing to happen that Mania.
Bret Hart was a very good wrestler who could piece together matches that suited his opponents.
Vanilla midget is what he was, so was Steamboat or Flair then, he was the guy who got WWF off their steroid pushed cartoony wrestlers from the 80s and helped usher in a new athletic and faster paced style of the 90s. People like Flair, Macho and Steamboat, only took the cartoon aspect and injected some actual realism.
But thats neither here nor there, Bret gave Yoko his best match.
Vanilla midget is what he was, so was Steamboat or Flair then, he was the guy who got WWF off their steroid pushed cartoony wrestlers from the 80s and helped usher in a new athletic and faster paced style of the 90s. People like Flair, Macho and Steamboat, only took the cartoon aspect and injected some actual realism.
But thats neither here nor there, Bret gave Yoko his best match.