Bret Hart renews criticism of Goldberg's training
“Goldberg just hurt me because he didn’t know how to do anything different. No one taught him, no one showed him, no one explained to him, ‘Like, Bill, it’s not really real. You can’t actually kick somebody in the head as hard as you can. You just can’t.— Bret Hart
Bret Hart has once again criticized Bill Goldberg for a lack of proper training. Hart stated that no one taught Goldberg how to perform in the ring safely and that the wrestler did not understand he could not kick someone in the head with full force.
Hart has long blamed an errant kick from Goldberg for causing the injury that led to his early retirement from wrestling. He added that WCW should be held legally responsible for placing him in the ring with someone unprepared for professional wrestling.
During the same interview, Hart contrasted his own in-ring abilities with those of Shawn Michaels. He claimed he could wrestle anyone effectively while suggesting Michaels only performed well against carefully selected opponents.
Hart expressed ongoing disappointment with the current state of professional wrestling. He said modern wrestling has lost the realistic values he tried to uphold and has instead become hokey.
As a lifelong wrestling fan, Hart said he no longer finds matches that build a story and deliver the quality he expects. He indicated that today's product fails to provide the satisfaction he once experienced in the ring.
Source: Cageside Seats