Will Bret Hart return to Survivor Series thie year because it will be 10 yrs since the 'Montreal Screw Job'?

Question

I highly doubt it, but in some answers I as a question and I am curious...

Answer 1

Hart's relationship with Vince McMahon improved throughout the early-2000s (Hart stated in an interview that after he had the stroke, the first person to call him in the hospital was McMahon), with Hart being featured in WWE video games, including the WWE Day of Reckoning and WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw titles. In addition, Hart stated on his website that he would have liked to wrestle Kurt Angle, and had watched Chris Benoit's World Heavyweight Championship title win at WrestleMania XX.

In mid-2005, WWE announced the release of a three disc DVD originally named Screwed: The Bret Hart Story, with the title a reference to the Montreal Screwjob. After he was approached about appearing in the DVD, Hart visited WWE Headquarters on August 3, 2005 and met with Vince McMahon.

On the February 16, 2006, episode of RAW, it was announced that Hart would be a 2006 inductee into the WWE Hall of Fame. Hart had also been approached by Vince McMahon for a potential match between the two at WrestleMania 22, but "politely declined" the offer [1]. Coincidentally, Hart's last WrestleMania appearance was also in Chicago (WrestleMania 13).

On April 1, 2006, Bret was inducted by his old in-ring rival, Stone Cold Steve Austin. He thanked every wrestler he worked with (even thanking Vince McMahon) and said he's "in a good place in life." He also told some humorous stories he had with other wrestlers during his career in the WWF - most notably with his late brother, Owen.

Hart did not appear the next day at WrestleMania 22 with the 2006 WWE Hall of Fame Inductees at the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois saying that he didn't feel "comfortable with the situation".

Answer 2

If Bret does return, it would be good for business, but there are a few problems. One, the WWE has a new fanbase, one who never saw Bret Hart, period. They'd be confused as to who he is. I'd also lose a little respect for Bret if he returns. All the talking over the years about how he'd never return to WWE would be all for nothing. He always said he never wanted to make the Screwjob into a work. He was the victim of a real life doublecross, and even though today I take Vince's side in the Screwjob, I think Hart should stick to his guns and not return. It would go against everything he's said over the past 12 years since the Screwjob.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

More than likely not. Bret Hart may be on somewhat working terms with WWE, but it's not likely to turn into a return anytime soon, even if it's for one night only, especially for an anniversary that marks the Montreal Screwjob. It's be a great moment to see him back, but I doubt it until I see it. Interestingly, this year's Survivor Series was supposed to be in Montreal, but they changed it to Miami. That's sort of a shame, as any wrestler who faced Shawn Michaels there would be instantly over.

Answer 5

I seriously doubt it. He may have a DVD, he may have appeared at the 2006 HOF ceremony, he may have appeared on RAW almost 2 months ago, but it isn't likely.

Answer 6

The man has already had one stroke and that kind of physical activity could cause him to have another one, so I can't see him risking his health just to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his last match in WWE. That would be stupid!

Answer 7

No- I don't think he's even fit enough anymore.Have you seen him lately? He's gained about 40 lbs and gotten flabby.He has other interests up in Canada and I really can't see him coming back to the U.S. He hates it here.

Answer 8

What an anniversary to celbrate! Most likely not unless he gets some sort of MAJOR retribution, whether it be financial or kayfabe.

Answer 9

The Rock has a better chance of coming back (and thats not a very high chance)

Answer 10

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