Bret Hart posted a new blog in which he spoke about his WrestleMania 26 experience. "I can't begin to describe the flood of excitement that pulsated through me at seeing the sight of that massive stadium filled with fans," Hart wrote. "Although I know it was far from my greatest performance, I can proudly say it was one of my most glorious victories I've ever had. Once upon a time in my wheelchair after suffering my stroke in 2002, thinking how impossible it was to even conceive of such a moment makes me as proud as ever of anything I ever did in a ring.

"It was sweet seeing the entire Hart Family play a part in giving Vince McMahon the beating of his lifetime. When I briefly saw Linda McMahon afterwards in the hallway, I confessed with a smile that I'd secretly given him a couple of choice chair shots just for her. This drew a burst of laughter and a smile. In truth, I'd like to thank all the McMahons (and that includes Triple H) for their kindness, hospitality, and for a fantastic three-month ride I'll never forget."

Hart also commented on the retirement of longtime adversary Shawn Michaels: "I want to take this opportunity to wish Shawn Michaels a great retirement; he certainly earned it. I know we've had our differences, but nobody can ever take away his greatness in the ring and, without him, it will truly never, ever be the same." To read the full blog, visit Bret's Facebook Page.

Powell's POV: There's a lot more to the blog, as Hart also comments on working with The Hart Dynasty, offers condolences to Randy Savage, and recalls the entire WrestleMania 26 event. As down as I was on the match, it really is great that Hart was able to overcome his medical issues, make peace with some bitter rivals, and get the closure he was looking for.

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