BRET HART
Road Dogg: (Speaking on Bret calling him a mid-carder) Mid-carder, Bret? Mid-carder? In the last decade, Bret, we were the best damn tag team in professional wrestling. And if you doubt me, I’ll come and smack your half retarded a$$.
Let me go back, one time we were flying to Pensacola and Bret was in first class and I was in first class. And he called me back there and said, “What’s this I hear on the internet that you think Shawn Michaels is a better wrestler than me?”
I was like, what the f*ck is that all about. And I told him, “I think he’s a better wrestler than you. You’re good. You’re strategic or whatever. But yes, Shawn was a hell of an entertainer. I thought Shawn was a great wrestler. He was an entertainer.” So I thought that (Shawn is better) but how dare he say that! What the hell!
SAMOA JOE
Host: What are your thoughts on Samoa Joe? Do you guys like his in-ring work? I mean he was a huge star before TNA and then they kind of dropped the ball from there.
Road Dogg: Honestly, how big a star was he? He was a big star to people who are really, really into wrestling. So I don’t think they dropped the ball with him. I think he was a big fish in a little pond and when you swim out there with the sharks, maybe you get exposed a little.
Joe is a great guy. He’s a good guy but when you’re great here and then you move up to the next level, either you get exposed for being “Okay you’re good, we get it” or you’ve got that certain X Factor “you’re friggin’ good”.
He was all right as a singles wrestler. I wasn’t even that good. And when they put us together, man something happened that was electric. It was not of this world. It was supernatural. And I don’t mean to sound like Santana, it’s just how it was. Something happened and electricity shot each and every viewer of TV wrestling world and I can’t explain it. I can’t take credit for it because it wasn’t nothing I did. It was just how it was.
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