Bret “The Hitman” Hart believes his brother Owen would still have been alive if he could be around him. Bret Hart’s affection for his younger brother is a well-known phenomenon in the wrestling world and Bret stated several times how much he misses his brother. Hart decided to leave WWE in 1997 after the infamous “Montreal Screw job” took place.

Hart was recently interviewed by The Sun and he made it very clear there that he wanted Owen “The Rocket” Hart to join WCW with him. Owen was reluctantly agreed to his brother’s wish as well but Eric Bischoff, the WCW supremo those days, didn’t want The Rocket to be a part of his show.  He even said The Rocket could only be successful in a currently defunct Atlanta-based wrestling organization.  As a result, Owen had to stay back in WWE. He continued to shine in WWE, though as a mid-carder until a tragic accident cut his life short in 1999. During a PPV in Kansas City, his entrance stunt tragically went wrong and he fell from 78 feet high safety harness and landed chest-first on the top rpoe. He was immediately treated by the paramedics and rushed to a hospital where he was declared dead.

Hart said Owen used to discuss every small thing with him as long as Bret was in WWE. So Bret could help him out in all sorts of issues, both professional and personal. Bret also stressed that had he been in WWE, he would always advise Owen against that stunt and Owen would certainly have listened to him. Bret had opposed Owen’s wife Martha recently as the latter wanted WWE to erase anything and everything that bears the memory of Owen “the Rocket” Hart, the wrestler. Bret was vocal as he believed that will be like killing the legacy of Owen Hart, a man who loved his profession.

All the speculations are now over as Wrestlemania 26 is sure to see a battle between Bret Hart and Vince McMahon in a ‘No Holds Barred’ match. To be honest, since Bret Hart made a comeback to WWE just a few months prior to Wrestlemania, fans sensed they may see a in ring performance by The Hitman again. There was a steady build-up to a match between WWE President Vince McMahon and Bret ‘The Hitman’ Hart and the fans seemed to enjoy it. The storyline reached a great level since Bret, as a payback by Vince, was humiliated inside the ring by both McMahon and Batista. John Cena came to Bret’s rescue and this started a feud between Batista and Cena. In fact, they are scheduled to face each other in Wrestlemania 24 for the WWE title. Initially, many fans thought that as Bret have already suffered a heart attack, he may not be pushed for a singles match. The probability of a tag team match between Bret-Cena and Vince-Batista was looming large. The plan, however, was changed later.

The storyline took a new turn as Bret apparently ‘injured’ himself and ‘broke’ his leg. Vince took this opportunity and challenged ‘injured’ Bret for a match in Wrestlemania. Bret accepted the challenge and this week, after they signed the contract under “Stone Cold’ Steve Austin’s supervision; Bret revealed to the WWE Universe that his injury was nothing but a hoax to lure Vince McMahon in the ring. The promo enjoyed a beautiful piece of subtlety. Bret didn’t stood up to rip off his cast neither he was vocal about his fitness. The camera was focused on Stone Cold’s departure and when the shot returned to the table used for the signing, there was a cast on the table. It was Bret’s cast and soon it was used to knock Vince out! The Hitman explained that a stuntman contact of John Cena helped to play the accident trick. He is perfectly fit and ready for the ‘No Holds Barred’ match with McMahon in less than two days in Phoenix.

It‘s been a while since the fans across the globe has seen WWE Hall of Famer Bret “The Hitman” Hart on TV. It has recently been confirmed by PWInsider that Bret’s contract with WWE has expired. The organization, therefore, is only using him at some live events and other promotional appearances but not in TV. But since his return to WWE, Bret has been in very good terms with WWE Chairman Vince McMahon and the organization in general.  The company has some big plans for Bret Hart. It is possible that WWE will re-hire him soon again.

WWE has rocked their fans at Orlando as they hosted their flagship show Monday Night Raw here at the new Amway Center for the very first time. WWE is so popular in this part of the country that Orange County Mayor Rich Crotty and Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer both are trying their best to convince WWE to build a permanent home here. Nothing has been made official by WWE yet. But the authorities only confirmed a primary conversation about the possibility. But it at all takes place, both mayors hope they can bring it to Central Florida.

Rumors develop regarding the health condition of Bobby “The Brain” Heenan recently.  Last Wednesday, former WWE wrestler Lanny Poffo has made a comment on Bobby’s health on his Poetry in Motion podcast. He reported that Bobby Heenan has been in and out of a coma in a hospital at Tampa, Florida. According to him, Bobby is not doing any good at all and has remained unconscious throughout this period. WWE wrestler MVP also tweeted recently showing his concern about The Brain. There he remembered how Bobby used to encourage him in his early days. But independent circuit promoter David Herro is of a complete opposite opinion. He said he recently spoke with Cindy Heenan, the wife of Bobby Heenan. Bobby is not in coma or in any hospital. He’s doing fine back at his home.