Thread: DISCUSSION - Could "Montreal" have been averted by Bret Hart jobbing to Undertaker on RAW the next night?
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Old 04-02-2016, 12:03 PM   #18
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DISCUSSION - Could "Montreal" have been averted by Bret Hart jobbing to Undertaker on RAW the next night?

At Survivor Series, they play out Bret's idea of a DQ finish. DX does something stupid to Bret which causes Bret to be distracted and argue with the ref. HBK then nails Bret with Sweet Chin Music (reminiscent of their match at Wrestlemania 12), but then the Hart Foundation get involved causing the DQ finish.


The next night on RAW, Bret gives a farewell speech, but tells the WWE Universe that he lied to them, and intends to take the belt with him to "the other show."


Undertaker's music hits and Taker challenges Bret to one final match later on RAW. Taker then defeats Bret clean for the pin.


After Taker wins, you then go back to what originally happened where Shawn defeats Taker at the next PPV due to Kane interference. Things then resume as originally as planned.


Why couldn't the WWE have just done this?

It wouldn't have created enough drama and we would not be talking about it right now. The screwjob is a beloved part of wrestling.
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