Kevin Nash is pushing back on Bret Hart’s recent claims about Shawn Michaels and Vince McMahon, saying it never happened. Nash explained he spent a ton of time with Shawn and “never remember having a double knockout with Vince during any of our travel.” The only time he saw Vince outside work was during a meeting about a potential strike in Indianapolis.
He also said the Kliq—himself, Shawn, Triple H, Scott Hall, and Sean Waltman—was super open with each other, so if something like that had happened, everyone would have known. “Not only would we have known, but… he couldn’t ever tell anybody,” Nash said.
On Bret Hart’s ongoing issues with the Montreal Screwjob, Nash didn’t hold back, telling everyone to move on: “Please somebody get the f* over that.”** He acknowledged the tragedies Bret has faced, like Owen’s death and his stroke, but said the claims about Shawn and Vince aren’t true. “I don’t in any form or fashion agree an iota that there’s any truth to that,” he said, adding that why Bret said it is “for Bret to deal with.”
(Source: Kliq This)
“Not only would we have known, but… he couldn’t ever tell anybody,” Nash said.
Am I the only one that doesn’t understand this sentence?
The Montreal screw job happened 28 years ago. For something that happened in a sport where the ending is predetermined, this guy just can’t let it go.
@art123guy
I’m trying to understand it, but I think he’s saying that he would tell his boys but no one else.
Only think I can think of is that Bret somehow confused Vince with Pat Patterson.
Maybe Shawn did take a class at the Pat Patterson school of self defense.
@Joesph
I opened the post to see the replies, reread the sentence and think he mean the Kliq would know…somehow (this part makes sense), but Shawn could never actually tell anyone (the second part is what’s odd). It’s a pretty clunky sentence.
@art123guy
Maybe this is why they have to have people writing for them when they give promos.