WWE Greatest Rivalries DVD preview video: Bret Hart's frustrations with Shawn Michaels

WWE has released another video preview for its upcoming "Greatest Rivalries: Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels" DVD that will be released on Oct. 25, 2011.

The first video preview can be seen (and read) by clicking here. As stated previously, the entire feud between Hart and Michaels is an extremely compelling, highly fascinating story that is being told in one of the most raw and visceral manners possible.

For those that cannot watch the video, a transcript has again been provided:

Bret Hart: When we started to gear up for WrestleMania -- I was champion by this time, I'd won the belt from Kevin Nash at Survivor Series -- I can't help but feel, even now when I look back on it, that I felt, and it might have added to the tensions between us, being the champion meant nothing. I won the title from Kevin at Survivor Series, it was one of the best matches I ever had. Went on a few weeks later to work with Davey at the "In Your House" and had a great match with him and I started to try to have great matches one after another with different guys but as I felt as it was already sort of set. I already knew that I was meeting Shawn at WrestleMania and I had no problem with that. But I felt that all the hard work I was doing didn't matter for anything. They had already had their champion and their star, it was just a matter of me... I was just carrying the belt for the sake of carrying it.

Jim Ross: You felt like a placeholder until it was time.

Bret Hart: I felt that I wasn't getting... I thought I should get a little more respect. And that if this thing was being built the way it should be, we should have a lot more... it should mean something at WrestleMania. It felt like I was just going to WrestleMania and going, 'Here, have it, this is yours. See you later.' And that's not how it felt, I thought that the matches I was having indicated that this can be bigger than that. I was a little bit... I think that's where probably the underlying sort of tensions were starting to start.

Jim Ross: Was that angst based on something Shawn was doing or how upper management was interacting with you?

Bret Hart: There was two sort of things going on at the same time. I felt that upper management wasn't treating me right. That I was sort of yesterday's news for them, which I didn't think was fair. I thought I had a lot of impact still, as far as being over and stuff like that, I felt that when I walked out every night that I was over as I ever was and I didn't see any justification to sort of push me off to the side like I wasn't important. But I also think Shawn had clustered around his little group of Hunter and Kevin Nash and Razor and you know I had talked to Shawn, the first time I think we heard that we were going to wrestle together at WrestleMania, I was in state college Pennsylvania and I think Shawn came up to me and was excited to hear that we were working together. I don't think the news had broke yet that Kevin and Razor were actually skipping off to WCW, which was going to throw a monkey wrench into a lot of things. But I remember Shawn had come up to me and he was saying when he got the title, he was going to work with Hunter, he was going to work with Razor and he thought he could maybe get some more matches out of Diesel. I think the last place he was probably going to work a program with the Kid. That was, for me, a bit of a flag went off, I said, 'He's going to work with all his friends.' That didn't sit well with me that he was basically going to make money and position all his friends to kind of get in on the money while the rest of us would watch him and his friends score the money. That was the first time I said I don't know that this guy's the right guy, doesn't have the right mindset to be the champion. And maybe that's where we started the sort of underlying tension.