Dax Harwood Steals Line from Controversial Vince McMahon Segment After AEW Collision Meltdown
03/30/2025 01:58 PM
The March 29 episode of AEW Collision saw Dax Harwood do the unthinkable and totally snap, this time on his tag team partner Cash Wheeler. Following his shocking actions, Harwood decided to steal a line from a very controversial segment featuring Vince McMahon.
Dax Harwood took to his Instagram and uploaded several photos of the aforementioned segment where he shoved Cash Wheeler. However, the most interesting part of his post is the quote he used, which said, "Frustrated isn't the gahdamn word for it…"
Dax Harwood directly stole a line from an incredibly controversial Vince McMahon segment, featuring McMahon and Bret Hart during the March 17th, 1997 edition of Monday Night RAW. During the controversial segment, Vince McMahon told Bret Hart he must have been frustrated about what happened in the steel cage match.
Bret Hart immediately shoved Vince McMahon before unloading on McMahon, feeling that he had been treated unfairly. He believed he should be the WWF Champion, but no one seemed to care, not the fans, the wrestlers, or the people in charge.
“Frustrated isn’t the goddamn word for it! This is b*******! You screwed me! Everybody screwed me! And nobody does a goddamn thing about it. Nobody in the building cares, nobody in the dressing room cares. So much goddamn injustice around here! I’ve had it up to here!
Everybody knows it! I know it! Everybody knows it. I should be the World Wrestling Federation champion! Everybody just keeps turning a blind eye. You keep turning a blind eye to it.I got that Gorilla Monsoon, he turns a blind eye to it. Everybody in that goddamn dressing room knows that I’m the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be! If you don’t like it – tough s***!”
Dax Harwood is a massive fan of Bret Hart, so it’s not really a big surprise he decided to steal a line from the controversial segment. With tension growing between Harwood and Wheeler, fans are starting to wonder if FTR is heading toward a big storyline in AEW. His mention of Bret Hart's famous promo definitely hints at frustration within the team, so we’ll have to see how the storyline will develop in the coming weeks.
What do you think of Dax Harwood referencing the controversial segment? Do you think FTR is teasing a split, or is this just Harwood's way of honoring “The Hitman”? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!
