If Bret Hart ever started a podcast it should be entitled: “It’s the Shits!” 😂

I love the way Bret just buries everyone 🤣

Bret wasn't lying when he came out and said people are using old interviews for clickbait

"When you look at somebody like Triple H. He always had a good look. As far as his body went. Muscular physic ... I don't know how much of that is natural" - Bret Hart

I'm not gonna lie if bret came out with his own line of hitman salty I would buy it lol

If I went through even half the shit that Bret went through since '97, from the Screwjob to deaths in the family and then a stroke and even cancer, I'd be "bitter" and "salty" too.

Hitman buries everyone that buries everyone else. Bret gives major credit to wrestlers like Piper and Doink. Love it!

I'm sorry but "Saltier than mermaid pu55y" had me rolling about laughing before Lord Cornette even said his piece 🤣🤣🤣

At this point it's safe to say this channel is worth it for the thumbnails alone.

HHH is the man who worked with the man. The problem is WWE changes history to make HHH become the man. According to modern WWE, that jeep drive to Atlanta and his dick jokes saved the WWE from WCW.

Tripple H was good. But he wasnt Shawn Micheals, Bret Hart, Undertaker, etc. There are levels to the game

Brian -hes 63 years old Corny- SHITTTT 😂 I lost it 4:42

Hitman Salt brand would make millions, the commercial could just be Bret doing a shoot promo and the moniker could be the saltiest there is the saltiest there was and the saltiest there ever will be

I am more of a bret hart fan now than I ever have been...Thank you Bret for just keeping it 100..It always makes me laugh when Bret speaks the truth, people instantly say hes salty or bitter.. I think its more like Brets is just telling it like it is and people dont want to hear it.

I'm recovering from open heart surgery and this morning recieved a Cameo message from Bret via my brother, absolutely moved to tears and just further cemented my admiration for Bret, his legacy and the way he still treats his fans by showing they still matter is incredible, this isnt saltiness it is honesty and the much needed integrity that Bret has always delivered, we fans still want his opinions and still hold him as a hero. He is the Goat and achieved that through being honest, true and having the heart of a lion, the HHH's and Shaun Micheals of the world represented most of the things wrong with it, god bless you Bret you really made my day.

Once again, Travis Heckel knocks it out of the part with the perfect thumbnail artwork. The guy is a talent beyond words.

I think Bret should come on the show with Jim and Brian sometime and do some shoots after their talks lol he’s almost as savage as Jim

"Saltier than mermaid 🐱." Wowwwwwwwwwww. 😂🤣💀

The guy that works with the guy that draws the money is such a perfect way to sum up HHH’s career. Mankind, Austin, Taker, Rock , etc. were the guys you came to see, H was just kind of there.

That pic of Bret as the Morton Salt is hilarious 🤣

Triple H is an all time great heel. He worked with the guy that drew the money because the fans hated him and wanted to see him lose. During the attitude era I would put only Austin, Rock, and Taker ahead of him. Foley was a more beloved Babyface but that doesn’t mean he was better. Triple H didn’t care about being beloved, his focused was on being hated, although the fans really did show how much they missed him that one time when he came back from the quad injury in 2001.

the actual interview is 8 yrs old.. they used that clip and re-released that part 2 weeks ago.

Not saying HHH should be on the mount Rushmore of wrestling but watch his return in 2002 and hear that crowds response and tell me he was not over at some points in his career

“I don’t need to wrestle you..you need to wrestle me”. CM Punk to the guy that carried Michaels luggage.

No matter what Bret says, he's still our "Hitman" and his words carry weight when it comes to the wrestling business.

HHH always trying to rewrite history like he was a major draw and was the biggest star in the business and love the fact that Bret always tell the truth about him.

Holy shit that artwork is legendary 😆

Bret always gave high praise to: Mr. Perfect Rick Rude Owen Hart Steve Austin The Undertaker Mankind Shawn Michaels (as a worker) Goldust Sean Waltman X-Pac Rowdy Piper And some more who I'm forgetting.

Jim is spot on with all of his description of Triple H

The problem with Bret is/was is that he knows how amazing he was as a wrestler and he judges everyone by how good he was (which, aren't that many tbh)

When he was doing the My Time and making his initial run, he was good to watch with those great guys.

Bret Hart was 5 time WWF champion while HHH was carrying Shawn Michaels bags

HHH was a great heel. When I was a kid I HATED him for leaving DX & joining the Corporation & the whole McMahon/Helmsley faction. But then I missed him when he was gone the first injury

HHH vs Austin, Rock, Undertaker, Foley, Cena.....he really was the guy who always worked with the guy who always drew the money.

People now days don’t like it when you don’t sugar coat it. I’m like these guys just call em as I see em. That doesn’t make you grumpy it called speaking the truth. Brett and Jim just say what’s on their minds love it

In Bret’s defense I’m positive that’s a very old interview

Hitman Salty lmaooo 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Brett Hart is one of the few old school legends left always respected what he did in his career 🤘🤘

When Bret Hart dies.. the wrestling business will continue to make fun of him, talk bad about him, etc. I noticed the wrestling business and it's controllers always speak ill of the dead. I'm always like "damn dude, let them rest in peace.." Bret Hart is still alive but he's lost his entire family and gets made fun of for being "sad". I swear I don't understand why many people are bothered when someone is simply sad. They gotta make fun of them, call them bitter, the dude lost his entire family and gets frequently disrespected. I thought being "salty" means you're getting angry for little to no reason, like video games.. comparing Bret Hart's family losses and pain to some 13 yr old call of duty player losing his mind over a video game is hella wrong.

Oh please HHH was successful way before he was with Stephanie. Yes being married to her helps but to act like he was some bum who got every handed to him by his wife is ignorant. He was a top mid card talent in the attitude era. He had a great rival with the Rock and led DX. His time eventually came and he was a main event talent in the early 2000s before he married steph.

Corny hit the nail on the head: HHH took it a lot more serious than wrestling today. His match with Rousey shows he knows how to put together a match still.

HHH was the guy that worked with main eventers, as Cornette mentions. His matches needed no dq stipulations because his matches were boring (despite being a good worker).

I don't understand the HHH slander when we all were watching him compete during a peak era. He deserves respect and was a great heel.

Okay the Morton Salt parody puts it over the top... your thumbnail artist the GOAT.

There is nothing wrong with being the man that works with the man. HHH had a great career. To say otherwise is nonsense.

You would think that Bret Hart would harbour this type of Venom towards HBK but he seems to really dislike HHH more ... 👀

Older crowd of H fans remember curtain call, my age of fans would remember DX, and now a days yes it is because of his wife and his dad-in-law

My cousin works for Morton. I will have to send him this. Bret is great! LMFAO!!!

Stephanie or no Stephanie, HHH really was an amazing worker from mid '99-2001 when he blew his quad out. And he deserved to be a world champion main eventer on the strength of his work at that time. When he came back from the quad thing, he was still very good but he never was that level of worker again. And since 85% of his main event run occurred after that point, to make people believe he was the same, everyone had to constantly say he was the best in the business, in those words, over and over and over again. He said it, Flair said it while managing him, the commentators said it, every single babyface opponent was required to say it, and it was very forced. That being said, given all their top stars left it's understandable why they built so much around him between 2002-2005 till Cena/Bautista/Orton were "ready".

Bret Hart need to start a podcast ASAP 🤣😁😁

Another instant classic thumbnail! You are awesome, Travis!

Heh, we’re getting a bit modern with the thumbnail jokes ey ? I’d buy that hitman salty design as a huge sticker if it was on Jim’s merch site

"That's not knocking him, a lot of people didn't go that far" 😂😂😂

Bret just says it as it is. #JustSaying

"He isn't George Gualas for f' sake." I agree yet people talk about Triple H as if he is. They also talk about Roman Reigns as if he were Giant Gonzalez. I like Bret Hart but is he ever positive about any other wrestler other than Canadian wrestlers?

Triple H: Overrated legacy, underrated worker.

Bret is absolutely right on this! Triple H was a Good enough performer to get by. His popularity started with DX & came to ahead after marrying the Bosses daughter. After that, Triple H got ALL the high end, top main event matches all cause of Nepotism. Bret worked his ass off, lost a brother and was still treated like a second rate talent in McMahon's eyes. I watched the WWF before & during the Attitude Era & Bret has a very legit beef here!

Triple H really didn't become "The Guy" until the Ruthless Aggression era. He never could've been it while Rock and Austin were there.

"He was very serendipitous in his romantic entanglements." Nicely put Jim😊

I love when Jim says “I’m not knocking him” and continues to say everything they suck at 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Me personally, I really liked Triple H from 2000-2001 when he tore his quad. His heel work was extremely good and never gets the recognition it deserves.

I think HHH best year, was the year 2000. His Street Fight against Cactus Jack at the Rumble 2000 is one of the best street Fights i have seen in that company. He had great chemistry with Rock and Austin and his Last Man Standing match against Jericho at Fully Loaded is very overlooked these days. Yes, he was never "the guy" no matter how many times the WWE wants to say otherwise. But there is far more to Hunter then just being married into the Mcmahon family. He is a legit good worker. And yes, i know about the reign of terror. Thats indeed something you can criticize about him.

Saltier than mermaid pu$$y is one of the best analogies I've ever heard. 😂😂

The only time I can ever remember watching RAW for the purpose of seeing HHH was when he made his comeback from his first quad tear.

Bret isn't salty. It wasn't even dishonest. HHH was always the bridesmaid of wrestling - he made sure he was booked against whoever was hot; he was always used to bury the WCW guys as they came over; he married into royalty, didn't do drugs or alcohol, and stayed in shape. He was the right-place-right-time guy. The only time he really got "over" was at MSG when he returned 'roided up after his quad injury in 2002. The crowd popped pretty big, but that was it.

lol Love Bret, he tells it like it is.

The most brilliant Travis thumbnail to date. It's the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be.

"What has he ever really..........done" lol Bret is cold blooded

I always felt Triple H earned his main event spot but did feel he used his position as a McMahon to definitely stay there. During his "Reign of Terror" I felt he was responsible for Wrestlings decline in popularity.

Hhh had the best entrances, and some of the best songs ever in wwe. I was a huge hitman fan, but during hhh time he was the best heel on the roster. The heel is never the top draw, but without a great heel you can’t have a great baby face so Austin and rock should be thanking hhh, which they have

That kick Goldberg gave him really took a toll on him. I became a fan of Triple H after the "Curtain Call" incident. Instead of punishing Shawn, WWE punished Triple H with a ton of crap. Instead of letting all the crap consume him, he rose above - IMO, he was a good heel during The Attitude Era. I love how people who trash Triple H always point to his marriage with Stephanie but forget the post-Curtain Call part of his career.

I consider him the greatest heel of his era. He was darth vader

Bret is right. Name one GREAT HHH match. NAME ONE.

HHH broke 10,000 sledgehammers and never drew a dime

Bret Hart took less money to have the ability to say, “I’m not losing” If Brett had pushed for more money and had less creative control over his matches he would have lost way more often and not even be considered a top guy from his era. Vince was happy to pay him less money and let him win. Brett has no one to blame for being poorer then his contemporaries than himself.

I feel for Bret man, may you get peace Bret, there are millions who adore you.

He’s now the guy that’s stayed on besides taker. What he’s done with nXt is why I’d pay to see him today

That's unfair to HHH. He's a solid worker that worked his way up. And got forever respect to finishing the match with Jericho with two torn off quads

Did WWF/E fans forgot that Bret experienced the death of his brother in the ring and the injury Goldberg did to him that messed his brain up? Bret represented the industry really well and moved on to the competition for a better paycheck.. that was during Vince being dealing with the Kliq star leverage.. I was a kid in the 90s and was a fan of his but who knows how the WWF would of be if not for the Montreal screw job.

I can’t believe Cornette was in his 20s in the 80’s.. He came across as older and smarter/wiser than someone that young.. He’ll he was only 40 in 2001..

I think his work with Foley, Austin, and Rock was phenomenal. But once you hit 2002 and he's booked to just bury every potential baby face for 3 years until Batista... that wasn't good.

Bret's so salty that they don't even have to salt the roads in Calgary during the Winter lol

I was always unimpressed with how little damage he would do with a sledgehammer.

Cant remember a single memorable HHH moment other than getting squashed by Warrior and getting punished for the curtain call.

I knew this was going to be discussed here. I think Bret still believes he was in on the Screwjob amongst other things. So that venom is still there.

Ever since I began watching wrestling, Trips has been my personal all time fave. Personally, I think he understands ring psychology. Watching his matches, he's very methodical with things like the ground and pound, focusing on a specific limb, etc. He had the look of a legitimate badass, and he sold well. I get the criticism with him being coddled a bit by Vince, but you can't deny he didn't put in the work either.

"He was serious as a heart attack." Oh boy....

"HHH" has always struck me as the ultimate brown noser. He and his wife are BOTH way up there on the Nancy Grace-scale of cringeworthyness. I automatically change the channel, or more accurately make a point of avoiding them altogether. Go Bret!

Austin said it you need dance partners and hhh filled that spot for many of people amd him and ric gave us orton and flair. He used to be all about himself to succeed but now with nxt he realizes he needs many people to succeed.

In Regina, where there isn't water for 600 miles each way and flatter land than Sable pre-op.

Was not expecting to hear Jim give my town of residency a shout out haha

Triple H is like, “hey, look at that legend. I think I’ll beat him just because.”

Thumbnail is priceless.

I LOVE HOW CORNY DIDN'T TARE DOWN BRETT. Lol. Just answered and was like... Well yeah.

Although i dont disagree with what Bret said this is old news rehashed for clickbait. Bret put a status out on Facebook last week saying so: "Outside of two virtual autograph signings the only interviews I’ve done recently, to the best of my knowledge, are for my upcoming @aetv documentary. Disappointed but not surprised that old quotes are rehashed and made new for clickbait headlines" - Bret's Facebook Page

Awesome Shoot Today Jim!!😎🐐🐐

Let’s be honest throughout 99 and 00 HHH was the best heel, besides Vince of course, in the company, especially after Rock turned face, Triple H was having great matches with everyone. With that being said, Cornett is correct when we talk about the top stars from that time it’s mostly Austin, Rock, Foley, Vince, Taker, and then Triple H. At least for me.

The artwork is phenomenal lol, and Cornette is awesome to listen to, especially when he shares his immense pro wrestling knowledge.

I don't know why but I was so surprised to learn that Corny is younger than Bret

and they’re not saying triple h from that era. they’re saying HUNTER HEARST HELMSLEY 😂