Bret Hart diz que Daniel Bryan nunca mais irá lutar

HoW escreveu:Em uma recente entrevista ao Sports Ilustrated, recentemente o ex-WWF Champion Bret Hart disse que na sua opinião Daniel Bryan não irá mais voltar a lutar, confira:

"Daniel Bryan terminou sua carreira, ele nunca mais vai lutar novamente. Eu me sinto terrivel sobre Bryan. Para todos os efeitos, aconteceu com o ele o mesmo comigo após Goldberg chutar minha cabeça. Um dia, você sabe que acabou e os médicos te contam que você nunca mais vai lutar novamente. Naquela época eu perdi milhões de doláres por isso. Rezo para que não aconteça o mesmo com ele."

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Wrestling Inc. escreveu:Daniel Bryan being done in WWE:

"Daniel Bryan is finished. He'll never wrestle again. I don't think he knows it yet. I feel terrible about Daniel Bryan. For all intents and purposes, he had the exact same thing happen to him that happened to me after Bill Goldberg kicked me in the head. One day, you learn it's over. Doctors tell you that you can't wrestle and you'll never wrestle again. I lost millions of dollars because of that. I pray that it's not the same for Daniel Bryan."

I don't think he knows it yet.

“It’s the details,” Hart said. “There is too much attention on rehearsed high spots. It’s a lot of action, but I don’t see any storytelling. And the babyfaces don’t sell any more. I can remember crawling and begging, or getting thrown into the turnbuckle frontwards and everyone in the building wondered if you’d get up again. People understand that.

“Wrestlers always have to go higher,” he explained. “John Cena was using the stunner as a spot, and [Steve] Austin got mad about that. I would have, too. Why would you use his finishing move as just a spot? If you keep having all these complex moves and high spots, then you need to top it and keep going higher and higher. And then you’ve got to come up with something that’s really dangerous, like a spike piledriver off the top turnbuckle.

“But if you do things smart, then you don’t have to kill yourself every night. Wrestling can be pretty simple. It’s an art, and the simpler the better. It needs to be simple, easy to follow, and logical. The match should always build up. Unfortunately, a lot of the wrestlers today have a great first 30 seconds in their match, but then it all goes downhill from there because they don’t know what they’re doing.”