This is the way almost all workplaces are. The ones who get promoted often aren't the most talented, most skilled, or the best performers. It is the ones who management like the most.

@jmd2789 not necessarily. They pushed Brock and his overpush led to people turning away.

This 80% of the time. Why people don’t grasp this is beyond me.

I think the line of thinking is "we don't care what you like, THIS is what you'll like" something like that

Who should've been main eventers that weren't? The cream usually rises to the top.

@PaPa Shango You're hilarious, you f*cking d1ck! Way to poke about a guy getting murdered.

Best storyteller ever? Have you looked at KZfaq and seen all these guys tell their wrestling stories?

@J Crash he made Austin look credible and likable in WM13. Austin made millions for the WWF. Shhh

@@erichvonmolder9310 stone cold tells the best stories from what I've seen

@@wheelmanstan .....him and Book

Like he’ll see your comment.

He didn't have enough brains...He got his guts cut out over a squabbled in puerto rico...U don't go into the lions den without proper protection and start playing with the animals,it don't usually end well...

A kid? Your pic looks like you're older than he would have been if alive!!!

@@BrooklynRival7718 Brody would be almost 80yrs old. He started wrestling late in life. Hell he played NFL football for Redskins in 1970 lol

@@MnMs002 you have no clue what your speaking on or about and insulting a dead man and saying he doesn’t have brains isn’t ever a good look bro

@@MnMs002 it had nothing to do with the area he was wrestling in it had to do with the fact that he was looking into buying investing and expanding into certain wrestling businesses and certain ppl didn’t like it. Watch the dark side of the ring episode about him

Randhir Verma Unfortunately I don't BELIEVE this story.

@real85er I've seen it before...and I agree with you entirely !!!

Brody and Heyman would not have worked well together. The promoter with the reputation of screwing guys out of their pay and the worker known for not putting up with screwy promoters. Polar opposites. Vince would have been good to him. Bring him in, build him up, feed him to Hogan, give him a big cheque and send him on his way.

Ralph Biansco Brody did work for McMahon but the senior.If you would know wrestling history you would know that. HE was built like a tank.

spectrumlocalb191 Why would you decide to insult me about my lack of wrestling knowledge when I specifically said Jr. in my comment?

spectrumlocalb191 true, they had him beat down André, if that's doesn't show you how over he was, nothing will

Brody probably be in the faunkasaurus dancer.

The rabid wolverine was better

How old are you 80

@@guidoluzzi66 Dynamite Kid was better than both of them

Dynamite

I'd say 2nd after curt hennig but I loved bret and remember only ever wanting him to lose against curt at SS91 and KOTR93 and he lost neither that always bothered me until years later when the internet and youtube was born I got to see him pin Bret in a house show in 89 and now I can be happy lol

kingkold No Shit.

bret hart is my favorite wrestler of all time ....now that it's out of the way he's nowhere close to hogan like at all ...in the ring sure but wrestling is a work...you're only as good as what you draw and hogan drew more than any wrestler ever.....without hogan we wouldn't even be here today on youtube debating about wrestling

kingkold noooo

than*

Way better

That dream match would be the last match of hart

Yeah he should be . Not that piece of crap Carlos Calon .

Vince McMahon cared more about looks than ability.

Yes three moves, the leg drop, body slam, and the eye gouge, he loved the eye gouge his most used move

SPOT ON !!!!

They would've built him up as some stupid hick and feed him to Hogan.

yeah ! your so right..they have change him and called him the berserker ..lol. john nords wrestling name...

Loved to see Haku vs Brody that will be a hell of a match

I don't know. I would like to believe he would, as Bruiser Brody was named by Vince SR.

Brody & Undertaker yes - but Hogan - no cause of his ego bro !! Just my humble opinion.

Undertaker and Brody are legends, both men's men, Hogan isn't known as a badass backstage or in the ring.

Like you saiid if used correctly had the man lived I wonder what a brody vs undertaker match would gone because at least with him he had wrestler not freak shows taker had to deal with.

@President Funny Valentine D4C Damn, I did not know till now !!!

Taker/Texas Red got his ass handed to him by Brody in their match.

Lol. That's all it takes, huh?

Puerto Rico laughs about your city.

@@Los_Chanchulleros Puerto Rico people should be laughing. Look at your shithole of a homeland. I visited once. Your girls were cheap..and your fathers rode tourists around on donkeys. Scum of the world that Noone gives a fuck about

Why

The employees don't decide their own gimmicks, moves or booking. You seem to forget that.

Hogan was another face of wrestling. Hogan was the best in his way to do some things innthe ring and outside. The same is for Bret. I can't compare them, totally different. For me are both two great legends of the discipline.

Hogan was the biggest Draw

@@stillme1065 Hogan was hyped. He wasn't the best by any stretch of the imagination. He was in the right place at the right time. He was marketed by Vince to be larger than life.

majorsmythe1 You right Hogan was rubbish Bret one of the best .

@Killer Joe Brett's push came later. Different times. I credit Brett with the beginning of the Attitude Era. His matches with SCSA we're epic. Without him there wouldn't have been that transition.

@Killer Joe McMahon provided the tools,Verne Gagne basically made Hogan what Hogan came to be,without his advice Hogan wouldn t ve been the Hogan ppl fell in love with,without McMahon Hogan wouldn t have reached the fame he did.

Xpac was 15 at that time.

Xpac🤣🤣🤣no he wasn’t

@@TheSands83 its a joke, caz x pac always lies and says he was thr to witness everything tht ever happened

Vinny really? Hell I never knew that... I’m usually know all the wrestling inside stuff ... I’ll have to find him saying that

He shat in the murderer's bag

Fuck you, you piece of shit

@@Zeitgeistmusic997 made you look nuthanger.

@@slipper409 yeah, not having inner strength isn't worked around by you needing to use someone else to 'buy more time' you're a piece of shit with no sense of self'

@@Zeitgeistmusic997 incprrect

Bretescribio sobre PR en su libro dijo queaqui fue donde decidio dedicar su vida a la lucha libre

He was on the Redskins taxi squad 1969-1971.

@@christopherjames9843 Huh. Maybe. Wikipedia says nothing of that.

@@christianhafer9819 Lol, you didn't read it very well. Look again.

@christopherjames9843 I have numerous times. I found no mention of the redskins. There's two Brody Wiki pages, however. One correct, one phony, I think.

fuck montreal, one night doesnt kill all other good memories...

Brody wouldn't have had any use for Vince's carney shit. As difficult at times as Brody could be (and he was a politician backstage), he respected the business from an old school standpoint. Vince on the other hand turned it into Barnum and Bailey Circus.

because you would know right? lmao

@@chipdouglas03 Don't worry about what I know.

Holy shit!! That’s gotta be the most outlandish comment ever!!! Congrats dumbass. Now how about laying off the hallucinogenic and psychedelic drugs you unemployed delusional junkie! Indisputable fact; wrestling wouldn’t be wrestling if it weren’t for Hogan. Okay to be honest and fair... and Flair. Both, Hogan and Flair made wrestling what it is today. Bottom line... no Hogan, no Bret. And for anyone to have the gall and audacity to say Bret is above Hogan, obviously knows fuck all about wrestling. Now, if your hold Bret above Hogan because of personal preference/opinion, than obviously that’s different. It’s fair to say we each have different opinions. But to blatantly say Bret was and or is of higher wrestling class, based on accomplishments and achievements, than Hogan, is being naive at its finest and absolutely ridiculous. Your horseshit nonsensical comment makes me worried about your mental state. It’s obvious fans are responding to a brain damaged goof. You’re dismissed retard. Thanks to your absolutely absurd pathetic comment, I have no alternative but to leave and remain gone from this comment board. That said retard, don’t bother replying.

wrestlers dont age well

Brody did live in the St. Louis area for a time and the promoter that had taken over the St. Louis territory after Munchnick retired was prormoting WWF shows in St. Louis so it's possible that Brody would have known what restaurant they were at.

First of all, someone really, really dislikes Bret Hart a bit. I don't know of who else would listen to that story and get out of it that Bret Hart was trying to put himself over. Second, it is very likely Brody would have known who Hart was on account of his dad. Third, what I got from that story was that Brody probably saw that Hart was getting shit on and took it on himself to to give the guy a break.

Moondoggie it's funny how he says Brody said " I liked your work" . I don't think wrestlers talk about their style that way. Maybe musicians.

Moondoggie I could see Brody really respecting Stu Hart. Stu was a legit hooker. I know Brody’s background was football and he wasn’t a legit hooker. He seems like someone that would look up to those guys. So to think he would take interest in Stu’s son isn’t to far fetched. There are plenty of stories of Brody being very nice, well articulated outside of the ring. Bruiser Brody was a character Frank Goodish played him. While he was notoriously difficult to work with that’s because he wanted to make sure he was compensated as best he could be. So yeah bookers probably didn’t like him and talked mad shit

how rude

Any proof of that. As far as I know other wrestlsrs have backed up a lot of his storys one of them being Stone Cold.

His stuff is actually more reliable than most. There is an exhaustive broadcast about the Montreal Screwjob, a few hours between Dave Meltzer and Jim Cornette. As they peeled through the narrative, Dave Meltzer having first hand accounts from others who were there, and Cornette, actually being there. Found that Bret’s take on the Screwjob was the most honest. More over, contractually he was the ethical one between the two sides.

He's not known for "lying a lot" at all. As for thinking highly of himself well i'll give you that one :)

The best of the best can think as highly of themselves as they want.