Bauer thought the production of this show was very well done, with all the littlest details receiving attention. Performing the Canadian National Anthem before the beginning of the 5 on 5 match was a very nice touch in Bauer’s opinion. Austin agrees, saying this entire presentation made the Hart’s look like Gods in their home Country.
In that main event, The Hart Foundation, consisting of Bret & Owen Hart, Brian Pillman, British Bulldog and Jim Neidhart, squared off against Austin’s team which featured Austin, Goldust, Ken Shamrock and The Road Warriors, Animal & Hawk.
Bauer points out that Ken Shamrock was a natural professional wrestler, and if he would have stuck with WWE he would have made a lot of money and had a lengthy run. Austin agrees entirely and says that Shamrock’s WWE run was short, but it was easy to see what an amazing athlete he was. He thinks WWE missed the boat on a Shamrock/Bret Hart angle.
Austin says that when he was on the outside of the ring at one point, Bruce Hart reached over the barricade and threw his drink on him. Austin and Bruce got into an altercation and Austin says that was basically a shoot because although there was a spot planned involving Bruce, a drink being thrown was not part of it. Austin says that whole scenario was, “…a whole lot of fun”.
