I'm not a wrestling fan anymore, but I find the business side of it fascinating.

If I was Bret Hart, I would've bought a replica of the title and appeared on Nitro with it...

Jim Ross and the King. Greatest ever at calling matches

DAMMIT JR BRET TAPPED, YOU SAW IT!!!!

The crazy thing is that the Montreal job changed the direction of the company and brought us the attitude era

maybe I'm wrong, but I remember Vince yelling to ring the bell.

How does Jim Ross like to drink his coffee? STONE COLD! STONE COLD! STONE COLD!

I'll never forget these words from JR: "My God, my God!!!" "They've killed heem!!!"

JR was in the "inner circle". Foreshadowing confirmed. lol

Sam doesn't look white...his skin doesn't even look like it's an actual color...he's transluscient for Christ's sake

Rick Rude wasn't scared of losing his job. Fair play to him for sticking to his principles over a job.

I miss J.R. he was the heart & soul of wwf/wwe

Jim Ross was the audio heartbeat to the WWF/WWE for decades and will always be for me! Love the guy, he dedicated decades to Vince McMahon and his company. He should have a higher ranking position in that company today! Nothing was greater than listening to him and Jerry The King Lawler call those matches. I’m no longer a fan of wrestling anymore, but I would be lying to say I didn’t love it growing up. Love good ole J.R. And wish him nothing but the best in his life

Bret’s biggest mistake was agreeing to have a match with Shawn in the first place. In October he told Shawn “I’m happy to put you over at Survivor Series.” Shawn replied “I appreciate that but I wouldn’t put you over if the situation was reversed”. Immediately after this happened Bret should’ve went to Vince and said “I’m not having a match with Shawn under any circumstances. You can say whatever you want, I don’t care. I won’t step in the ring with him. Change the main event, put me in the ring with someone else and I’ll drop the belt. If you keep Shawn in the main event then I won’t show up.” Then Vince would have no choice but to back down like he did when Warrior threatened to no show SummerSlam 1991.

This is the match that marked the end of true WWF wrestling. The attitude era happened on the coat tails of this event, but it was never the same after this match.

Bret spit right in Vince's face then knocked him out in the dressing room.

"I clearly felt a tap" - Shawn Michaels

It could've been prevented. As in any dispute you often bring in a third party. There was a common denominator: Undertaker. Both Shawn and Bret had feuded with him in recent months with the latter being in the Hell in the Cell weeks earlier. So basically they should've made it a triple threat match: Undertaker vs. Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels. Bret probably would've agreed to drop the belt to Taker. So you bring in Taker as a third party, since neither Bret nor Shawn wanted to lay down for each other. So Bret drops the belt to Taker in a three way at Survivor Series then drops it to Shawn at the Royal Rumble and Shawn drops it to Austin at Wrestlemania like normal. I know I risk sounding like an armchair booker, but it seems like a logical choice.

Listening to jim Ross speak is entertaining to me great story teller

I met Earl Hebner in an airport a few years ago and asked him about this and he flat out told me that Bret deserved everything he got. He said Bret was being a baby about losing the belt and didn't want to do the right thing. He said the screw job was absolutely a real thing.