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Steve is here . . . but whose side is he on?
I recently rewatched the Outsiders vs. WCW main event at Bash at the Beach 1996, where the big mystery was who Scott Hall and Kevin Nash’s partner would be against the team of Sting, Randy Savage and Lex Luger. We all know what happened that night, and as I watched, it struck me that with 25 years of hindsight, it seems inevitable that it would be Hulk Hogan. After all, why else wouldn’t WCW’s biggest star be part of the team defending WCW against
In a recent interview on Rasslin’ with Brandon F. Walker, Bret Hart discussed his pick for his favorite opponent, the importance of Roddy Piper to his career, and much more. You can read his comments below.
Bret Hart on his favorite opponent in his wrestling career: “I’ll always say this about Curt [Hennig], if I could’ve wrestled one guy again, it would’ve been Curt. He was my favorite opponent ever. My brother Owen is a close second. But, [Curt and I] had such a bond and chemistry together that whenever we went out there, no matter the circumstances, no matter how we traveled that day, whether you got stuck in an airport for eight hours and you were completely wiped when you got the dressing room. I can remember a lot of times with Curt, we’re getting ready to go out there and it’s like, ‘I’ve got nothing in the tank. I’m completely burned out, I’m exhausted.’ And you go out there, and the crowd starts to cheer, and then in about five minutes, you’re givi