Bret Hart returns to Raw tonight!

WWE Hall of Famer and former multiple-time world champion Bret "The Hitman" Hart returns to Raw tonight as the guest host, a role that will somehow segue into a returning spot until at least Wrestlemania 26.

I have decidedly mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, I'm a huge Bret Hart fan (meeting him years ago when working for the Edmonton Sun was a gigantic thrill) and he was my favorite wrestler ever, so it will be good to see him return, even if his WWE deal is just for a few months.

On the other hand, I can count on one hand the number of potential big-money angles the WWE has done properly in the last few years. Frankly, I have every expectation that they're going to botch this spectacularly and Bret will be "just another guy" within a couple of weeks.

Ah, well, let's live in hope for tonight and see what happens.

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