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LOL…to each their own. I started watching Flair when in the late 1980s, when he was already in his early 40s. I’ll acknowledge that Flair (in retrospect) was a fantastic overall performer and excellent ring general. I’d say Michaels had a better overall move set , and I’d dare say that 1997...

There’s more to Bret than just the Alundra situation - although that was a big part of it. Hart explored jumping to WCW in Jan 1992 while Intercontinental champion, which may have been why he suddenly dropped the title to The Mountie at a house show prior to that year’s Royal Rumble...

To me, Bret Hart was boring. Like Cena or Flair he had his five moves of doom and never really deviated from that during his entire career. Hockenbottom’s moveset was bigger and evolved over time. Hart however was very good in his Canadian heel role in 1997. He gave my second favorite heel...