Bret Hart told Lucha Libre Online that he would’ve loved to have a proper retirement match. 

Hart suffered a bad concussion when kicked in the head by Goldberg in WCW and his in-ring career was shortly over afterwards. He did come back to WWE in 2010 to work a few matches including a WrestleMania 26 bout with Vince McMahon. 

Hart took some shots at Goldberg in this interview because Goldberg is still wrestling and hasn’t shown any remorse for the kick. 

“I appreciate it a lot [today’s wrestlers praising him]. I think, you know, a lot of wrestlers — even Steve Austin, you see Steve Austin wrestling at WrestleMania this year. It’s like, how sweet that is, you know? Would have been nice if I could’ve wrestled in my — have a proper retirement. To get hurt in the ring and never really get a goodbye, never get the right send-off, it’s always missing, it’s always — and I think for me, it’s always been a bit of a sore spot and makes me kind of mad, because some guys are flying all the way over to Saudi Arabia and making three million dollars in a match and the same guy is the guy that kicked me in the head. Never thought of thinking about me or what he cost me and my family and what he did to me and the kick that I got from Bill Goldberg was — it was a really dangerous kick to give somebody and I don’t know if he ever showed any remorse or frankly, I don’t think he gave a sh*t to be honest.”

H/T to POST Wrestling for the transcription