Posted December 18, 200519 yr comment_4160036 Taken from one of those posts on WO that's just a shill for some internet radio show: Barbie asks Hart if he still watches wrestling today. Hart replies, “Of course.” He was in the business for 30 years, it is impossible for him to stop watching, and he catches it whenever he gets the chance. He sees a lot of guys being misused today and wishes he could give them some help. He feels that Triple H is too giving sometimes and lays down too often for guys that he shouldn’t. Hart is also high on Carlito, Chris Masters, The Big Show, and Ken Kennedy. Hart thinks that Ric Flair would make a good manager because of his experience, and also because of the star presence he could lend to any wrestler associated with him. Wow, I never heard anyone say HHH jobs too much before. When asked which wrestlers he felt were good in the ring but didn’t achieve the success they should have, Hart lists Nard the Barbarian and Jeep Swinson. Hart says that these two simply didn’t have the desire to be the best, which is what a wrestler needs. Hart has great memories of working with Muta. Even though the relationship ended badly, Hart has nothing bad to say about the man. What happened betweeen him and Muta, anyone know the story there? The NWA in 1988 during Hart’s last run was a total disaster. Hart feels that management was incompetent, and that the wrestlers had forgotten that wrestling was a comradery, and everyone was only out for themselves. He calls Sting a “total asshole” at this point. Wrestling was no longer fun for Hart, so he left. Much like the HHH comment, the Sting remark is the polar opposite of what most people's opinons are.
December 18, 200519 yr comment_4160053 HHH does a lot of meaningless jobs. I actually agree with that. He loses when it's meaningless for him to lose and wins when he has no business winning, and it's been that way for most of his run on top. Jobbing to Undertaker at Wrestlemania X-7 when he should win while going over Booker T at Wrestlemania XIX when there's no way he shouldn't lose, for example. WCW wanted Muta to turn babyface and Muta was very strong on the idea, but Hart told him the fans would never rally behind a Japanese babyface, so Muta, taking his advice, refused to do the turn. WCW fired him soon after, and Muta apparently blamed Gary Hart for giving him bad advice and pretty much killing his career stateside.
December 18, 200519 yr comment_4160272 I agree with the Triple H comments. There's a lot of losses to guys like D'Von and almost no losses to guys that need a win to bring them to the next level. Plus I hate the fact that you could beat Triple H 10 times in a row but the second he beats you those other 10 times no longer matter storyline wise.
December 18, 200519 yr comment_4160525 Being from the old school Gary Hart may think it's bad business for Hunter to be jobbing so frequently to much more inexperienced talent like Orton and Batista. That's the only reason I can think unless he was looking for a job in WWE.
December 18, 200519 yr Author comment_4160555 I got what he meant by saying HHH jobs to much, but the "too giving" part confused me too.
