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The answer is Michael J. Fox.Who's bigger in Canada:
Wayne Gretzky, Alan Thicke, Ben Johnson, Howie Mandel, Anne Murray, Rick Moranis, Doug Flutie, Don Cherry or Bret Hart?
Bret Hart was on an episode of The Simpsons ergo everybody knows him.
Wrestling fans care, thus he's a pop-culture fixture on the level of Hogan or a revolutionary force on par with Rikidozan? Are you thick? Yes, he's popular for a wrestler. But the average Canadian doesn't know who he is. Wrestling fans aren't representative of an entire population. Trust me: You're wrong. Bret in Canada is like any other run-of-the-mill home town hero in wrestling. Nothing more, nothing less.Oh yeah because Coco represents every wrestling fan from Canada. I guess that's why Bret Hart gets massive ovations whenever he goes to Canada. Guess that's why Shawn is boo'd evreytime he goes to Canada - because Canadian wrestling fans don't give a shit about him.
Wrestling fans care, thus he's a pop-culture fixture on the level of Hogan or a revolutionary force on par with Rikidozan? Are you thick? Yes, he's popular for a wrestler. But the average Canadian doesn't know who he is. Wrestling fans aren't representative of an entire population. Trust me: You're wrong. Bret in Canada is like any other run-of-the-mill home town hero in wrestling. Nothing more, nothing less.
The people I was exposed to didn't really care too much about wrestling until the boom. And then, it was all about Austin, Rock, Undertaker, Mankind, Triple H/DX, Kane, and in rare cases the nWo, Sting, and Goldberg. Bret was still a non-issue. Not sure where the idea that he's a national icon came from. Sure, hardcore Canadian wrestling fans tend to be passionate homers. But that's literally all there is to it.Was the same true in the mid to late 90's? I would guess he was more popular when he was actually doing something.
The people I was exposed to didn't really care too much about wrestling until the boom. And then, it was all about Austin, Rock, Undertaker, Mankind, Triple H/DX, Kane, and in rare cases the nWo, Sting, and Goldberg. Bret was still a non-issue. Not sure where the idea that he's a national icon came from. Sure, hardcore Canadian wrestling fans tend to be passionate homers. But that's literally all there is to it.
Frankly, I've always had Bret pegged as an over-achieving midcarder who only got ahead because there wasn't really anybody else worth pushing. The screwjob turned him into a bigger deal than he ever really was as an active WWE headliner. Long-term, he's a footnote.
I like Bret just fine.The lack of love for Bret in this thread makes me sad.
I did. But it's a true statement.
Oh yeah because Coco represents every wrestling fan from Canada. I guess that's why Bret Hart gets massive ovations whenever he goes to Canada. Guess that's why Shawn is boo'd evreytime he goes to Canada - because Canadian wrestling fans don't give a shit about him.
Because according to you, there wasn't much substance. You're judging my knowledge based on something you consider with no substance - ignorant.
Comparing his popularity to Hogan or Hart is fine substance. You just won't accept it.
Where did I say he couldn't be defeated? In the match that turned his career around with Kendo Nagasaki, he didn't even win. Doesn't mean shit considering he was more popular than AJ ever will be.
I said this earlier. AJ was never top dog in any organization he's been in for a solid amount of time. The dude has been nothing short of a midcarder at best his entire career. While Big Daddy popularized British wrestling and brought it to the main stream. The Buster comic strip and the fact that ITV even tried producing a television show based around the Big Daddy character prove that. AJ won't ever amount to that popularity.