Wrestling Match Review, WWE Survivor Series: Bret Hart VS. Shawn Michaels (1992)

Wrestling Match Review, WWE Survivor Series: Bret Hart VS. Shawn Michaels (1992)

I’ll defend my reasons for enjoying this match with details that provide us with connection to accuracy in thought, feeling, and emotion.  Great things, extraordinary things happen.  Bret and Shawn go head-to-head- the belts are taken for granted, grace fills the air, and, execution upon performance reveals the notion of legends in modern or recent terms.  More people on YouTube like this match than those who dislike it.  We must also consider that more people watch videos on YouTube than those who vote to like or dislike.  It’s an energetic match that fills the vision of grace in coordination to thanksgiving and holiday cheer; you’ll even see a Santa impersonator in the end, he does a terrific job in expressing brightness in emotion, and, “snow” falls into the ring.  We’re talking about general exhaustion and turmoil in this heated match.  Bret Hart is described as a “heart”; Shawn Michaels is related to “hearts”.  Modern wrestling fans may have lost their sense of touch, smell, and feeling for heart depending on extreme circumstances between big boys and weak, feeble victims.  This old match from the early-90’s gives rise to the notion of heart and grace as long as wrestling moves among these “legends” begin and end with dire relevance of quality (in programming and performance) connecting entries into hot length of dispute.  Both men are rather respectable in this Survivor Series cut.  Definitions increase with horizons in conflict where peace is formed on occasion.  A match like this doesn’t exclude moments of relapse on a complete scale without intermissions of punches, kicks, or technical submissions- the Hitman’s “sharpshooter” is a venture around the bend concerning one foot in front of the other during an arm’s length of grappling along the spine and thus forming a kicking pull.  Fighting like this is natural for visit and experience; however, the video is certainly no longer a live performance since the film has existed beyond the expired nature of this fight; in other words, it’s now a date for extinct reality.  But we watch the hearts of struggle and it’s pleasing to the eye.  Bret does appear senseless about virtue and kindness.  Then again, Shawn attempts to predict the future by referring to past matches.  A burning match may not follow the wick.  A heated battle must take place in accordance to new objectives and possibilities- physical contact includes execution and it may dot whatever motion to brightness, and, by their moves in slight struggle and gentle focus, the vigor is promoted in haste and dramatic effect.  

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