Bret Hart Talks About Undertaker, Attitude Era in Interview

November 24, 2012

On the Attitude Era:

“The titles really seemed to mean a lot to the wrestlers in the Era. Winning and losing and being on top was sort of critical.” Hart went on to say that 1997 was the best time for him and the best matches that he put on, which translated into the best pay and main events of Pay Per Views.

On The Undertaker changing his character:

“Whereas in the beginning, he was kind of like Frankenstein, kind of moving around slow and ponderous in the ring, and was very methodical. But times changed and by the mid 90’s, Undertaker had revamped his whole character.”

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