By Chris Walters on March 27, 2006 at 3:48 PM EST

Bret Hart continues to say some very interesting things concerning himself and WWE. In a recent interview with the Calgary Sun, Hart talks about how the stroke that he suffered changed his outlook on things and how Vince McMahon contacted him while was in the hospital. Hart said on his WWE Hall of Fame induction, "I think a lot of it is a sign of good faith, I don't think either of us has ever really forgiven, but Vince and I have made peace to a certain extent."

Hart continued to reiterate what he has been saying all along and that despite several offers from WWE that he will fly out of Chicago on Sunday morning before WrestleMania 22 takes place. He said that WWE sent him a contract; however, he refused to sign it and is not being paid for his Hall of Fame appearance. Remember that Hart has said several times since the Survivor Series screwjob that he would never work for WWE again.

He continued to express his anger towards Shawn Michaels by saying the following if he sees him at the Hall of Fame ceremony: "I've basically told them that if I see Shawn, I'll get back in a cab and go straight to the airport. They'll have to get him to do my induction speech. I just feel that there's too much anger for me. Too combustible."

He continued to stress the fact that he will never work for WWE again and that the Hall of Fame ceremony is a chance for him to say goodbye to his fans and give closure on his wrestling career.

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[Source: PWInsider.com]