Owen Hart
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| Nickname: |
The King of Harts / The Rocket / The Slammy Award Winning Owen Hart / The Sole Survivor / The Black |
| Known for: |
Hitman Hart: Wrestling with Shadows, WWF in Your House 3, WWF Wrestlemania X |
| Birth name: |
Owen James Hart |
| Birthday: |
7 May 1965,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada |
| Height: |
5' 10" (1.78 m) |
Trivia

Brother of
Bret Hart and
Georgia Hart

Died in the middle of the WWF pay-per-view "Over the Edge", which was held at Kemper Arena. Fell 70 feet down from a cable that was supposed to lower him to the ring and hit his head on a turnbuckle; later died at the hospital.

Children, Oje and Athena

Youngest child of Stu and Helen Hart.

Final match before his death was a victory with Jeff Jarrett over Edge (Adam Copeland) and Christian (Jason Reso).

Cleanly defeated his brother Bret (who at the time was arguably the most popular wrestler in the world) in what many consider his greatest triumph at WrestleMania 10.

Former WWF Intercontinental, Tag Team and European Champion

Former member of the Hart Foundation and the Nation of Domination

The 1994 WWF King of the Ring.

Got the nickname of Nugget when Shawn Michaels, referring to the fact that every other member of The Hart Foundation as a big old crap that had some members like Bret Hart that "flushed" away without a problem, but that Owen Hart was the little nugget that wouldn't go down as easily. When Owen went heel (became a bad guy) the audience often called him Nugget. After his death, Jeff Jarrett said "Owen never was a nugget."

Died at "Over the Edge" after plunging 70 feet and hitting his chest on the ring post, stopping his heart. The official cause of death was "blunt force trauma".

Son of
Stu Hart and
Helen Hart

Was scheduled to win the WWF Intercontinental title on the night he died.

According to Triple H, Owen would have eventually been called "The Game". A few months after Owen's death, Triple H actually got the gimmick nickname instead.

All of his brothers are/have been professional wrestlers; all of his sisters are/have been married to professional wrestlers

He was the only wrestler to wear the Blue Blazer persona on a regular basis.

Due to his death, _WWF Over the Edge (1999)_ is the only WWF Pay-Per-View never to be released on video or DVD.

He appeared on a 1998 episode of
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: The TV Show, and commented on how the injuries in professional wrestling are very real. This comment is somewhat ironic coming from Owen, considering less than a year later, he died after falling from the rafters of the Kemper Arena in Kansas City.

Attended the University of Calgary on a wrestling scholarship.

In March & April of 1991, Owen Hart worked several Television tapings with World Championship Wrestling.

Notable Title Wins Include: Stampede International Tag Team title w/Ben Bassarab; British Commonwealth Mid Heavyweight title; North American Heavyweight title (2) IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Title; USWA Unified World Heavyweight Title; WWF King of the Ring champion; WWF Tag Team Titles w/Yokozuna; WWF Tag Team Titles w/Davey Boy Smith; WWF Intercontinental Title defeating (2); WWF European Title; WWF Tag Team Titles w/Jeff Jarrett

Owen injured the necks of both "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and "The Beast" Dan Severn with botched piledriver attempts. This incidents are reasons why the piledriver is not used as much as it once was.

In early 1999, several months before his untimely death, he thought about retiring from wrestling and becoming a school teacher.

Before his death in 1999, he had won every major World Wrestling Federation title except the WWF Championship. Those titles include the WWF Intercontinental Championship, WWF European Championship, and WWF World Tag Team Championship. Most wrestlers still maintain that if he had lived on, he would have eventually captured a WWF Championship.

Former tagteam partner of Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart with The New Foundation.

Former tagteam partner of Koko B. Ware with High Energy.

Died just hours after the Calgary Hitmen, who were partially owned by brother Bret at the time, lost the Canadian junior hockey championship final (May 23, 1999).

Was a member of the Hart Foundation. A faction that was led by his brother Bret "The Hitman" Hart and included his brother-in-law Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart, his (now late) brother-in-law "The British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith and the late Brian Pillman.

His son Oje was 7 years old and daughter Athena 4 years old when he died.

Owen Hart as "The Blue Blazer" was originally booked to defeat The Godfather for the WWF Intercontinental Championship at Over The Edge 1999 before his untimely death.
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