Bret Hart Comments On Sting Being The One Part Of WCW He Enjoyed, “He Really Made Coming To Work Fun”

Bret Hart Comments On Sting

On the most recent episode of The Sharpshooter Show w/ Bret “The Hitman” Hart he was asked the following question by a fan on Twitter about his time in WCW:

In light of the earlier report today about Sting planning to announce his in-ring retirement I thought we should share the audio and transcribed response from Bret that praises his time with Sting. 

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You can find Bret’s response starting at the 1:05:10 minute mark in the embedded audio player as well as the transcription of Bret’s response below:

BH: I really didn’t enjoy anything. If I had to sum up what one thing I did like I would probably say wrestling Sting. Sting was a class guy, just a first rate guy. Great guy to work with. Great guy to talk to. Great guy to hang out with. A real friend. No ego. Never saw any ounce of ego. Just a team player all the way and I always had a lot of respect for him. He really made coming to work fun. When I look back today I just have mounds of respect for Sting. When I watch some of our matches back they were actually pretty good. Considering we had absolutely no direction. Absolutely no storyline. Nothing made any sense. He was always able to make sense of the most stupid stuff that Bischoff could come up with. I just have so much respect for the fact he was there as long was and he just was a guy… you never forget guys like Sting. He was just there every day. Showed up for work and did the best he could every night. He made a real difference to guys like me in the dressing room that almost lost hope working there. 

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