Bret Hart Wishes He Could Have Fought John Cena in His Last Match

WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart wishes he could have fought John Cena in his last match. “The Hitman” revealed that he would have liked to have faced Cena at WrestleMania in a “babyface vs. babyface” match on Twitter Wednesday during a Q&A session with fans.

Hart was forced to retire in the year 2000 following a concussion he received in a match with Bill Goldberg in 1999. Fan Mikey Thompson asked Hart during his interactive Twitter session Wednesday, “if you hadn’t had to retire due to injury, how would you have liked to end your career?” Hart followed up with,

 

@Mikey2004 Fighting @JohnCena at this year’s @WrestleMania in a ‘babyface’ match

— Bret Hart (@BretHart) November 20, 2013

 

Hart also commented on the character of Fandango and gave respect to Johnny Curtis who plays the character, saying,

 

@WWE_JCena @WWEFandango I admire him greatly. He’s a kid that was given a difficult gimmick and he’s made it work – kudos to him

— Bret Hart (@BretHart) November 20, 2013

 

When asked about CM Punk and Daniel Bryan, Hart had this to say,

 

@YashKandhari I couldn’t say. In my opinion they are both two of the greatest wrestlers to ever get in the ring and it ain’t over yet

— Bret Hart (@BretHart) November 20, 2013

 

Hart will appear on the Survivor Series Kick-Off Show this Sunday night at 7:30ET on Youtube and various other digital formats as part of the pre-show commentary panel. He will appear with fellow Hall of Famer Booker T on the panel.