Comedian Kyle Fields has turned Bret Hart’s long list of grudges into a hilarious internet skit, and he did not hold back on anyone in the process.
Fields dressed up as The Hitman and filmed himself browsing through Half Price Books in Lexington, Kentucky, using random book and movie titles as setups for jokes about Vince McMahon, Shawn Michaels, and Bill Goldberg.
Every item he picked up somehow connected back to Hart’s real feelings about these men, since Bret has spent almost thirty years openly criticizing all three in interviews.
The skit poked fun at Hart’s issues with Michaels’ personal life, mocked McMahon’s booking choices, and took a sharp jab at Goldberg over the infamous kick that ended Hart’s in-ring career at WCW Starrcade back in 1999. As it turns out, Hart’s own history gave Fields plenty of material to work with already.
The video spread quickly online, with fans praising how well Fields nailed both Hart’s voice and mannerisms.
You can watch the clip below:
WWE could soon have a new hangout spot right across from Madison Square Garden, thanks to Hulk Hogan’s family.
During a recent interview with “TV Insider,” Nick Hogan revealed that WWE will be welcome to use his father’s upcoming SLAM Sports Bar whenever the company holds events at the famous New York arena.
Nick praised WWE leadership, specifically naming Nick Khan and Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque, for supporting his family both before and after Hulk Hogan’s passing.
He also spoke about how touched he felt when WWE honored his father during WrestleMania weekend with a Hall of Fame tribute and a surprise statue unveiling, admitting the moment brought him to tears.
Due to this close relationship, Nick confirmed WWE can treat SLAM as an extra space whenever the company runs shows at Madison Square Garden. The bar also plans to air WWE pay-per-view events and regular weekly programming for fans who stop by.
With its prime location and strong ties to WWE, SLAM looks set to become a popular spot for wrestling fans visiting the Garden for major shows.
During the conversation, Nick stated that he may finally step into a wrestling ring and he isn’t shying away from the idea anymore.
Nick was asked if his current fitness level and the venue’s wrestling ties could set up a real match someday.
Rather than shutting the question down, he leaned into it and said something might actually happen soon, joking that he did not get into shape without a reason.
Nick went on to explain that he feels physically prepared and expects some unusual chances to come his way once SLAM opens right across from the Garden. While he grew up around wrestling his entire life because of his father, he has never actually competed in a real match himself.
With his current look, a venue tied directly to his family legacy, and open comments about wanting to compete, it remains to be seen if Nick could finally get his in-ring debut sometime soon near one of wrestling’s most famous arenas.
