Do you think Bret Hart will ever wrestle again?
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At the 1999 StarrCade pay-per-view event, Hart defended his WCW Championship against Goldberg. During the match Hart was struck with a mule kick to the head, resulting in a severe concussion. Hart later speculated that he may have suffered up to three additional concussions within matches over the course of that day along with the days immediately following StarrCade 1999, having been unaware of the severity of his injuries. In one other instance during his match against Goldberg, Hart attempted to place Goldberg in the ringpost figure four leglock, but was not protected by Goldberg when initially applying the move, causing the back of Hart's head to collide into the arena floor. The sum total of those injuries left Hart with post-concussion syndrome, and ultimately forced his retirement from professional wrestling.\n\nHart has stated that he did not hold a grudge against Goldberg for injuring him, attributing the situation to Goldberg's relative inexperience as a wrestler rather than irresponsibility, and the two remain on good terms. Nonetheless, Hart felt the nature of his retirement was ironic given that he had worked hard during his career to protect his opponents' well-being.\n\nHart never lost either WCW Heavyweight Championship he held, but forfeited them instead. The second vacated title came about when he retired from wrestling. He wrestled his last matches in both the WWF and WCW as the World Heavyweight Champion of each respective promotion.\n\nLife after wrestling\nIn June 2002, Hart suffered a stroke after a bicycle accident. The Calgary Herald reported that Hart hit a pothole, flew over the handbars of the bike and landed on the back of his head. Hart suffered partial paralysis after the stroke, which required months of physical therapy. Hart has since recovered much of his mobility and is in good health, although he still suffers from an emotional imbalance.
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Yes, and anyone saying no is a lame n00b John Cena the wigger lover who started watching in 2005 or 2006.\n\nUnfortunately due to a bad neck Stone Cold will never be a full time wrestler again. It's said that they are trying to work it out to have him face Hulk Hogan at Wrestlemania 23 in his last match, but who knows if that will actually come to be.\n\nWhat many don't know is that at Summerslam 1998 Stone Cold Steve Austin had a match with the late Owen Hart. When talking about their match before hand Austin told Owen not to do a piledriver on him. Owen did a piledriver on Austin anyway during the match and his neck has been messed up every since. It is said Stone Cold didn't have much to Say to Owen up until May 1999 when Owen had the tragic accident at Badd Blood that took his life.
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As of now, Taker seems almost a part time performer.  They need someone who can and will come out every night with the Championship belt.\n\nI don't doubt he will have one more reign, but for how long, it's hard to guess.  I don't see him wrestling much longer.\n\nOne thing is for sure, I would love to see him take back.
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i highly doubt that Ted Turner would bring WCW back considering all of the competition with WWE, ECW, and TNA now. WCW would not stirve enough and just go bankrupt.  WWE is the ultimate wrestling company
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I personal think she needs to just drop Edge and start wrestling again. I liked her much better then. She had a better attitude and didn't look so TRASHY so I say yes she should start wrestling again
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The news of Owen Hart's death on Sunday, May 23rd sent shockwaves throughout not only the wrestling world but also the world in general. \n\nIt was not because of where the death occurred - right in the middle of the wrestling ring - but the fact that it was completely unnecessary. Owen Hart, who grew up with wrestling in Calgary as his father Stu and brother Bret were both among the greatest wrestlers of their respective eras, was becoming disillusioned with the entire pro-wrestling scene. It was no longer about wrestling, it was about "sports entertainment" and this, unfortunately, is what killed Owen Hart. \n\nHis father ran a wrestling school in his basement since before Owen was born but at no time did Stu ever teach his prospective students how to lower themselves into a ring from eight stories high. Unfortunately, Vince McMahon had other ideas. People should have noticed that he was beginning to take things a little bit too far when wrestler Mick Foley (aka "Mankind") fought a cage match several months ago despite a separated shoulder. Another incident included Foley being body slammed from the top of a "cell" fifteen feet into the middle of the ring on a pile of thumbtacks. But it was simply written off as "extreme wrestling." The fans demanded - and got - more. More violence, more theatrics and more showmanship. Eventually, the sport once thought to be wrestling started to become Jerry Springer in tights. Unrecognizable to the man who spent countless hours teaching the finer technical aspects of the sport. A man who no longer has a son. \n\n"He was born into the sport," said Stu, 83. "He was a pretty damn good amateur wrestler, a Canadian college champion. He was also an excellent professional wrestler." \n\nBut Stu, along with the rest of the Hart family believed that Owen may have been a sacrifice for Vince McMahon and his constant need to better his competition, World Championship Wrestling "Frankly, wrestling was getting so far out and my poor brother Owen was a sacrifice for the ratings," said Owen's sister Ellie. \n\nDave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, who has one of the most respected opinions in professional wrestling, agreed with this sentiment. "They have to go to greater and greater extremes to get the fans going," he said. "It used to be one guy hitting one guy with a chair. Now you have to set them on fire, you have to throw them off the balcony." \n\nOwen's brother Bret, himself a top professional wrestler in the rival federation, said that Owen did not even want to do the stunt initially, "but somehow over the weekend he got talked into doing it again. \n\n"We're professional wrestlers. We take our falls on the mat, inside the ring," he went on to say. "I was never a stuntman, and my brother Owen was never a stuntman." \n\n"He got into the business to wrestle, not to dangle 100 feet off the ground," said Canadian veteran stunt man Steve Lucescu. "I read that he had done this stunt several times, but it's absolutely ridiculous to think that just because he did it several times he was qualified to do it. You might be a stunt performer for 10 years before you even get the chance of doing a big fall like this." \n\nAbsolutely, one of the key questions surrounding this incident has been why was Owen Hart forced to plunge eight stories from the roof of the arena into the middle of the ring when he is not a stunt man and has never been a stunt man. However, the most wildly debated topic has been, why did the WWF not cancel the event directly after Owen plunged to his death? \n\nWithout a doubt, professional wrestling involves a high amount of skill and expertise but one thing it is not is a true sport. The outcome is pre-determined, as simple as that. There is absolutely no harm - except financially - in stopping the show, refunding tickets to
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Yes he was.He always played funny tricks on a wrestler.Like,he'd toss his oppenet a steel chair behind the referee's back.Or course his oppenet caught it .Then Eddie would pretend to be injured.The referee would turn around and think the oppenet hit him and Eddie would win.lol!That's one of my favorites!I miss him SOOO much!
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The best WRESTLER of all time is Bret Hart!
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I've heard that he came close to returning but the sides weren't in agreement in regards to money. I think he will return eventually but he lost a lot of respect in the lockerroom because a lot of wrestlers helped bring him to the top (via losing to him) and he got to the top in a very short time because guys were willing to lose to him, but when he got to the top, he quit and that doesn't bode too well with other wrestlers who spend many years just trying to get to main event status. Look at this way, Brock Lesnar was with the company for less than a year and he won the championship and quit where Edge has been with the company for over 7 years and he got to hold the belt for a couple of weeks.
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Not any time soon.  While wrestlers are often brought back Jeff left mostly for personal reasons.  Hectic schedule, toil on body, Jeff Hardy felt he had enough.  Add that he was facing a glass ceiling that would keep him Mid-Card for a # of years while being expected to execute high-risk moves, Jeff seems WWE gone.  As for TNA, no travel, fewer shows, seems to be his program of choice but the money is still bigger in WWE, so one day he will probably be back
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I think never, the Hollywood business is giving him more money than WWE is so he makes movies instead.Stacy Keblier did the same.
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I completely agree. Either he learns more moves, actually works to get title shots, and proves that he can actually wrestle or he has to go! This guy is the new Hogan I am telling you, and that's not a good thing! Do you know how long it took for pro wrestlers like Bret Hart, Chris Benoit, RVD, Chris Jericho, and so on to get a chance at the title? Forever, because of so-called "entertainer" who can't actually wrestle worth shit like Hogan and the Ultimate Warrior, always had the spotlight! Now it looks like, once again, that the WWE is going back to that with people like Cena and Roidtista, after they were doing so well and gave people who deserve to have the title have it, like Steve Austin, Triple H, The Rock, Chris Benoit, Bret Hart, Chris Jericho, RVD, Randy Orton, Edge, and so on! Good job Vince! Your making the WWE suck again!
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With Vince McMahon being the owner I don't look for him to ever retire.  He may step out of the camera light but he will be there until he dies or is too sick to keep up with the company, but I dont look for that anytime soon.  After seeing his DVD, I can tell you his work ethic is amazing and for him not to work would be blasphmy to him, but its a good thing though.  Who do you think signs the wrestlers we love's pay checks, helps come up with the story lines and likes to make a complete jerk of himself just for ratings and the fan support.  Genious if you ask me.  And by the by the McMahon DVD is a must see for wrestling fans who like to know what thier real life is like and some of the controvercial issues of the business!  Hope this helps shed some light!  Take care!
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He will probably be up after next Smackdown. It took almost three weeks for wwe.com to put Jeff Hardy on the Raw roster online so just give it time. I hope that answers your question.
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I doubt it will happen. Jeff's too strung out to keep up with the WWE pace.
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Hell to the yeah! That dude TAUGHT Brett Hart the Sharpshooter! That and back in the day he was the US Champ for like 6 months or something like that when WCW was really competative with the then WWF. He's got in and out of ring skills to sum it up. Ya gotta have both.
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Triple H will somehow someway  get the belt back. I think Kurt Angel will keep his