Bret Hart has held a grudge against Goldberg because of the kick at Starrcade 1999 that ended his wrestling career. Even though more than 20 years have passed, the beef between them has continued. However, Goldberg has now made it clear that he has remorse for what happened.
While speaking to JAKIB Sports, Goldberg admitted that he accidentally kicked Bret Hart in the head many years ago and has felt remorseful about it ever since. He explained that he was new to wrestling back then and still learning. He believes everyone makes mistakes and hopes people understand that.
The WWE Hall of Famer said he was lucky to start his career around experienced wrestlers like Curt Hennig, Kevin Nash, the Steiner Brothers, Scott Norton, Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, and Bret Hart. These people helped teach him and gave him advice.
Goldberg made it clear he would never try to hurt someone on purpose. He used to play football as a nose guard and faced huge players every play, so hes not the type to take cheap shots.
Despite the criticism hes received over the years, Goldberg stood by his hard-hitting wrestling style. He compared himself to Mike Tyson, saying he was there to smash people and leave.
Bret Hart went on record and saidthat Goldbergs work rate was 0/10 but its clear the issues between the two may never end at this rate. Therefore, fans just have to accept that they will likely never mend fences.
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