Bret “The Hitman” Hart is not a fan of Hulk Hogan and has no problem making that very clear. Earlier this week, Hart took over TSN’s Periscope account, having an impromptu Q&A session with fans where he had more negative remarks about the Hulkster and also revealed white wrestlers use the “N-word” way too often!
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While discussing many topics during the Q&A, a big part of it was his bashing of Hulk and explaining that many more wrestlers besides Hogan appear racist.
“I can say that, through my experience, that a vast majority, of course not all of them, but a vast majority of the white, Southern wrestlers tend to be a little bit racial all the time, and the n-word was frequently used by a lot of wrestlers in the dressing room when there was a black guy not around, kinda thing. And being a Canadian, I found that really difficult, I didn’t see eye-to-eye with that kind of stuff and never felt like that, and I’ve never been in that kind of mindset, but for Hulk Hogan to make the comments that he made that is something if you had a camera like that in most of the dressing rooms with a lot of the Southern wrestlers from Florida, Tennessee, Mississippi, even Texas, you get a lot of that kind of slant on things. And I’m kinda glad he got busted for that reason, that times have changed, and y’know, you have to answer for that stuff, and he’s answering for it. He’s probably glad that Roddy Piper passed away, because he took all the edge off all that.”
When asked by a fan if he thinks Hogan will ever be back in the WWE, Hart quickly replied “Lets hope not”.
Hart also hopes his brother Owen will get into the WWE Hall of Fame next year, although he’s wary of WWE’s upcoming documentary. He says Owen’s widow has “totally made an ass of herself,” and has “done more to erase Owen’s career and legacy” than help it. “For God’s sakes, you’ve gotta move on.”
