• Ken Shamrock Reacts To Road Dogg Saying Bret Hart Isn’t A Great Wrestler
On a recent episode of his weekly ‘Oh You Didn’t Know’ podcast, D-Generation X member The Road Dogg Jesse James (aka Brian Armstrong) had the following to say about Bret ‘The Hitman’ Hart:
“I never saw what the big deal was with Bret Hart as a performer. I never understood it.
He was a great worker, and I thought about saying good, but he was a great worker. He worked better than me, 10-fold. Worked circles around me. Don’t ever think that I’ve told anybody I was a good wrestler, because I haven’t, and if you’ve listened to my podcast, you know that’s true.
I don’t think I was a good wrestler. I don’t think Bret was a great wrestler. I think I was a better sports entertainer than Bret was and I think that’s where the money is.”
After getting a sh*tstorm online from a lot of Old School Wrestling fans, Road Dogg clarified what he said during a special edition of his podcast.
Here’s what he said:
“That is fair to say and I feel that way today, even though everybody has been really angry at me on Twitter. It’s just my opinion.
Hyperbole is the verbiage of the day and everything is the best or the worst, and today, I’m on the worst and so I’m sorry. I’m sorry I shared an opinion on a platform I was given in order to share my opinion.
If you ask me to go out there and entertain a crowd, I would have different ways to do that other than grappling and wrestling.
I stand by that, right now.”
Fellow WWF Legend Ken Shamrock took to Facebook and commented on Road Dogg’s explanation, defending the former New Age Outlaw.
Here’s what the 1998 King of the Ring wrote:
“Dogg is a very genuine person & does not say things just to hurt people.
He may say something that you may disagree with but that’s what we all do so let’s get off on trying to bury him on him having a opinion.”
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• ON THIS DAY IN WWF HISTORY (November 14, 1993) – WWF Wrestling Challenge
On this day in 1993, the World Wrestling Federation aired an episode of their weekly TV show ‘WWF Wrestling Challenge’.
It was broadcasted from the Civic Center in Glens Falls, New York and featured pre-taped matches, interviews & storyline segments on the road to the ‘WWF Survivor Series 1993’ PPV.
The card can be found right here:
Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Rich Myers
Smoking Gunns vs. Tony DeVito & Todd Mata
King’s Court with Johnny Polo & Jim Cornette
IRS vs. Scrub
Double J Promo
Bret Hart & Owen Hart vs. Well Dunn
Survivor Series Report
Crush vs. PJ Walker
