We're talking about the Montreal screw job right here on primetime with Sean Mooney.

Mooney, how you doing?

And are we going to find out who actually screwed who on this podcast?

Yeah, well, this subject hasn't been talked about very much.

So I'm glad recovering it today, Steve.

No, never.

But seriously, though, yeah, I think there is still a lot to cover here and i have a

a very different take i think than than most i've heard because everybody likes to throw the blame here

and they want to have the villain and my theory on all this is that there really isn't one villain and we'll get into it but

obviously this is a huge happening that took place in professional wrestling a lot of people would

argue that it gave the industry a black eye.

There's certainly an argument for that, but there was some positive things that came out of this as well.

So it really is a very deep subject, which we will dig into.

Can you dig it, brother, today?

A deep dive indeed. Yeah.

A Montreal screw job. And you had experience working both with Sean Michaels and Brett Hart when they were in the WWF as the Rockers and the Heart Foundation. And at the time, it was the lane to the giants. You have Hogan. You have Andre. You have warrior. You have these bigger than live characters. But steroid trials and things of that nature kind of shake up the

grounds of the WWF. Suddenly all your

golden hour wrestlers aren't there, but

HBK and Brett Hart stood the test

of time and continued on

through the ranks. Are you shocked

to think that out of two tag teams,

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