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I do not learn from my mistakes. I'm a little bit like Bart Simpson's when he sees that sweet

treat and he keeps touching it, even though he keeps getting electrocuted. I would be the

same, I would just really want a muffin. But this is not the case when it comes to some

wrestlers, because they sit down and they actually educate themselves from match to match,

which makes it really fun for us the viewer, because we can go, I see what they've done

there, and it makes you feel all warm and fuzzy in your dumb dumb. So how I wonder what

culture wrestling my name is, Simon Miller, and this is indeed ten awesome times wrestlers

learn from their mistakes. Number ten, Steve Austin retires his finisher. Go and watch

Bret Hart vs. Steve Austin from the 1996 Survivor Series. It is such an underrated gym,

especially the finish, because as soon as Simon Cole Steve Austin does lock in the

million dollar dream, which is the move he was using at the time, Bret Hart runs towards

the turnbuckle and he reverses the momentum and allows him to get the van to free.

So when we don't forward to WrestleMania 13 when they had their rematch that was fought

under submission only rules, it would stand to reason that you would assume, well I'm

sure it's don't cold once again, would try and use the million dollar dream because

again it is a maneuver that will make you tap out, but he didn't, because he understood,

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