What if Bret Hart books All-In 2?

#3 Young tag teams get an opportunity

Bret Hart could seek to push young teams he sees something of himself in

Bret Hart broke out as a worldwide star via his efforts as half of a tag team. Sure, he would go on to be a main eventer and have his best-remembered matches as a singles star.

But it was alongside Jim Neidhart that he got his bearings working in front of a WWE audience, besides having a bigger and more vocal partner with him to help cover for his limitations early on.

If Hart were to steer the direction of a second All-In, it would only make sense for him to give young tag teams from today’s independent scene a similar opportunity to thrive in front of a big audience and perhaps unlock the potential for a singles star to emerge years into the future.

Moreover, Hart is certainly a guy who can understand and appreciate the place of good tag team wrestling in diversifying a card and delivering a show-stealing match.