Wrestlings Biggest Scandals

[The Showstoppa]

I've said this many times.

Bret is also fond of tossing around the phrase, "wrestling tragedy," and a large portion of his book did serve as a pity-party vehicle. It seems Bret likes sympathy for how rough he had it, but he often neglects to mention that he also gained a lot more than most people ever get to see.
 

Yeah, poor Bret....getting to do exactly what he loved to do and becoming a millionaire in the process....     And we ALL have family and friends tragedies, it's just that ours don't get publicized.   IMO Bret could have exorcised a lot of personal demons by giving his old man a good smack to the chops when he was grown.

[Montague]

Yeah, poor Bret....getting to do exactly what he loved to do and becoming a millionaire in the process....     And we ALL have family and friends tragedies, it's just that ours don't get publicized.   IMO Bret could have exorcised a lot of personal demons by giving his old man a good smack to the chops when he was grown.

And the same can be said for the workplace.
Every job site, in every field, in every part of the world has problems like politics, lies, backstabbing, accidents, etc.
But, unlike a large percentage of those jobs, Bret's offered a lot of fun and good times, as well as fringe benefits like fame, fortune, traveling, and banging a plethora of women on every continent he visited. That's a job that has the same problems as most others, but came with rewards that few others offer.

[The Showstoppa]

And the same can be said for the workplace.
Every job site, in every field, in every part of the world has problems like politics, lies, backstabbing, accidents, etc.
But, unlike a large percentage of those jobs, Bret's offered a lot of fun and good times, as well as fringe benefits like fame, fortune, traveling, and banging a plethora of women on every continent he visited. That's a job that has the same problems as most others, but came with rewards that few others offer.

All true.  I always laugh at pro athletes, musicians, movie stars, etc... who whine about how tough their line of work is and how it destroyed their family life.  Most have never held a "real" job in their life and can't even grasp the concept.  Pure entitlement and when it dries up most can't deal with it.