Bret Hart in a recent interview was asked about his opinion on the MITB Ladder Match...
I think there have been a lot of great Canadian wrestlers and wrestling’s still really popular in Canada. I think you’re going to see a lot guys in the future who’ll aspire to be the next Bret Hart or Owen Hart or Chris Jericho. I think if anything, in Canada they’re held to a higher standard, and in the dressing rooms and stuff like that you’re actually respected and required to be a little more respectful than the American guys are down south and that always pays off. Guys who are in the WWE who are Canadian are always humble and are really hard workers and guys that don’t really complain a lot. It has a lot to do with why they do as well as they do it’s because they have a good attitude.
Wrestlers from Canada always have good attitudes. They always have their feet on
the ground, they’re not troublemakers or complainers when things don’t go right.
They’re just a little more rational. American wrestlers are a little more hot
under the collar, alittle more opinionated, and sometimes, just sometimes,
they’re a little bit harder to deal with. The egos sometimes get out of check
and other things hold them back. I find Canadian guys never forget where they
came from, and remember being that kid staring up for an autograph.
I think there have been a lot of great Canadian wrestlers and wrestling’s still really popular in Canada. I think you’re going to see a lot guys in the future who’ll aspire to be the next Bret Hart or Owen Hart or Chris Jericho. I think if anything, in Canada they’re held to a higher standard, and in the dressing rooms and stuff like that you’re actually respected and required to be a little more respectful than the American guys are down south and that always pays off. Guys who are in the WWE who are Canadian are always humble and are really hard workers and guys that don’t really complain a lot. It has a lot to do with why they do as well as they do it’s because they have a good attitude.
Wrestlers from Canada always have good attitudes. They always have their feet on
the ground, they’re not troublemakers or complainers when things don’t go right.
They’re just a little more rational. American wrestlers are a little more hot
under the collar, alittle more opinionated, and sometimes, just sometimes,
they’re a little bit harder to deal with. The egos sometimes get out of check
and other things hold them back. I find Canadian guys never forget where they
came from, and remember being that kid staring up for an autograph.
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