Bret Hart did an interview with Sky Sports this past week indicating that he would accept an apology from Shawn Michaels for his involvement in the infamous “Montreal Screwjob.” “For me I don’t really have much issue with it anymore,” Hart said. “If you asked me that up until probably about a year ago I’d have probably said something different. But I’ve cooled off a bit now. I don’t want to carry it around anymore. If he wanted to apologize I would accept it. I’d move on but I wouldn’t forget it.” Hart also said he’d consider Michaels’ suggestion (in an interview with a recent issue of WWE Magazine) to induct him into the WWE Hall of Fame — that is of course if he apologizes. “Maybe if he wants to make himself feel better about it he should have the guts to pick up the phone and apologize,” Hart said. “Then we’ll see after that.” “The Excellence of Execution” looks back on his stellar career in wrestling, the untimely death of his brother Owen, his autobiography, and more. You can read the interview at http://www.skysports.com/
12 Rounds, starring WWE Superstar John Cena, is on its last legs as the film was carried in a limited number of theaters this past weekend — 223 to be exact. According to www.BoxOfficeMojo.com, 12 Rounds brought in an additional $100,484 last weekend, bringing its five week total to $11,492,383. In comparison, The Marine was at $17,945,427 by the same point, drawing an additional $705,576 in it’s fifth weekend out.
WWE.com has uploaded a tribute photo gallery honoring former WWE Superstar “Playboy” Buddy Rose (real name Paul Perschmann), who was found dead by his wife yesterday afternoon at their home in Vancouver, Washington. The gallery features images of Rose from his cup of coffee stint in the promotion in 1990.
