Ken Shamrock Reflects on Iconic Chair Shot
Ken Shamrock Reflects on Iconic Chair Shot

Ken Shamrock Reflects on Iconic Chair Shot

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Ken Shamrock, former WWE and UFC star, recently shared insights from his wrestling career during an interview with Chris Van Vliet. He expressed his discomfort surrounding the Montreal Screwjob, acknowledging the personal connection he had with Bret Hart, who helped shape his character. Shamrock also discussed a notorious incident from 1998 where he insisted The Rock hit him in the face with a chair shot, which The Rock initially hesitated to do. Shamrock clarified that he wanted the shot to ensure it would hurt less, stating, 'I wanted it,' and ultimately convinced The Rock to comply. This moment has since become iconic, although such unprotected chair shots are now banned due to concerns over head injuries. Shamrock's reflections highlight the evolution of wrestling safety practices since the Attitude Era.

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