Bret Hart recently did a Q&A via Periscope, and you can watch the entire session in the video player below. The following are some highlights:

-Hart praises Kevin Owens as one of the best talents in WWE right now. He says he doesn’t agree with people who say Owens is fat, as he thinks Owens looks like a wrestler. Hart says Owens is a great heel, is a hard worker, and resembles guys like Bam Bam Bigelow.

-On the Hulk Hogan controversy, Hart says he’s glad Hogan got busted and hopes he never returns to WWE. He says Hogan should stay down in Tampa in his own little world of worshipping himself. Hart says he never knew Hogan to be a racist, but admitted that white, southern wrestlers “tend to be a little racial all of the time” and the “N” word got tossed around a lot.

-Hart says he likes Seth Rollins a lot, but can’t forgive him for breaking John Cena’s nose. Hart says you can’t call yourself a great wrestler when you’re making major mistakes like that.

-Hart says Cody Rhodes is the best technical wrestler in WWE, and he also really likes Goldust. He said Tyson Kidd is probably WWE’s most underrated talent.

-Hart said he loves CM Punk and says wrestling hasn’t been the same since he left. Hart says Punk was the best of the last generation and raised the bar for everyone. Hart thinks Punk was innovative, had a great sense of psychology and stood up for all the right things. In the end, Hart thinks Punk did what needed to be done and he has nothing but respect for him:

Can't forgive Seth for breaking Cena's nose?

Yeah, because I'm sure he's never made a mistake before <_<

So, apparently one bad botch means you can't be a great wrestler.

Bret must think his brother was shit, then.

Bret would think himself as a bad wrestler then because god knows Bret has botched tons of times in his career. But then again Bret is his own biggest mark

Bret's always touted the fact that he never hurt anyone in the ring, so that criticism from him is not surprising. But yeah, anyone with any sense knows that Cena's injury was a one-off accident, a fluke. To rule out Seth Rollins - whose talent literally cannot be disputed - as being a great wrestler based on that alone is a level of cynicism that I didn't even think Bret Hart to be capable of.

Also, this:

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He says Hogan should stay down in Tampa in his own little world of worshipping himself.

Real case of the pot calling the kettle black. Which is still a lot nicer than what Hulk Hogan would call the kettle.

To be honest Bret probably doesn't watch a ton of the product and he just makes stuff up to say.