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Bret Hart Wiki Biography

Bret Hart was born on 2 July 1957, in Calgary, Alberta Canada. People who are interested in professional wrestling, might know him by his nickname “The Hit Man”. While mostly known as a retired star of professional wrestling, Bret Hart is also a published writer and an actor.

So how rich currently is Bret Hart? Sources estimate his net worth to have reached an impressive amount of $14 million, the largest part of that amount Bret accumulated during the years of his successful career as a professional wrestler.

Bret Hart is one of the eight sons of professional wrestler Stu Hart. Their whole family has been involved in professional wrestling in one way or another, and it wasn’t a big surprise when Bret joined “Stampede Wrestling” promotion which then belonged to his father. Bret began practicing amateur wrestling while still in high school, and in 1974 won his first medal. Even though it was just a city competition, Bret later revealed that it has been one of the most important achievements in his life as it changed his relationship with his father and gave him a lot of courage which later helped him to pursue his career on a professional level.

When he was studying film-making at Mount Royal College, Bret realized that he no longer enjoyed amateur wrestling, and began looking for something else. Bret later explained that at this time of his life he still wanted to please his father and that is the main reason he chose to start wrestling professionally. At first, Bret worked as a referee in his father’s promotion, but soon became one of the regular wrestlers there. However, the most influential rise in his net worth began in 1997 when he joined the World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and signed a contract, which meant that he would earn $2.5 million every year for three years. At that time, Bret was considered by his fans and himself as one of the best professional wrestlers in the world.

In 1999, one of his brothers, Owen Hart died in an accident trying to perform a dangerous trick. This affected Bret, and he took a few months off from his professional career in WCW, then briefly returned to the ring and won the WCW’s “World Tag Team” championship. In the same year he was forced to retire after receiving a number of head injuries during fights against a famous professional wrestler Bill Goldberg. Even after the end of his career as a professional wrestler, Bret continued to appear in various wrestling events on television, he also appeared in a few movies and videos, also in a theater play of “Aladdin” as a Genie.

While writing isn’t the main source of Bret Hart’s income, it obviously had some influence. His most successful book entitled “Hitman: My Real Life in the Cartoon World of Wrestling” is an autobiography released in 2007, in which he talks about his career including his injuries, and how it really was for him.

In his personal life, Bret has been married three times. He has four children with his first wife Julie Smadu(1982-2002) – daughters Jade Michele and Alexandria Sabina, sons Dallas Jeffery and Blade Colton. Bret was married to Cinzia Rota(2004-07), and is now married to Stephanie Washington.

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Bret Hart Quick Info

Bret Hart Trademarks

1. While performing his entrance, giving away the pair of trademark shades he is wearing to a young kid in the front row.
2. Trademark move: Diving Elbow from the second rope
3. Mirrored shades
4. Wrestling finishing move “The Sharpshooter”
5. Always wears pink & black wrestling tights

Bret Hart Quotes

• You really didn’t know how good you could wrestle in 1984. It mattered how big your arms were and how you looked under the light with baby oil all over you. No one said you have to take steroids, but the truth is that’s what it was. If you wanted to be a star, you’d take steroids because everybody else is taking them. It kind of got, like, if you want to keep your job you’ve got to get competitive with everyone else.
• I don’t beat myself over the head with it, but I’ve always wished I’d been with [the WWF] when Owen’s accident happened.
• [after winning the WWE Championship for the first time] I dedicate this moment to anyone who still believes the biggest dreams still come true.
• Every hero becomes a bore at last.
• We are never prepared for what we expect.
• No one is more proud of being Canadian that I am.
• I still take being a positive role model for kids very seriously, and I even enjoy the responsibility that goes along with it.
• [about “modern” wrestling] My kids don’t watch wrestling. They don’t want to. And if they did want to, as a parent, I wouldn’t let them. I’ve said before, and I’ll say it again: wrestling is not for kids anymore.
• I don’t respect you. You don’t deserve it.
• You scratch my back and I’ll stab yours.
• I am the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be”

Bret Hart Important Facts

• $9,000,000 (three years)
• $55,000
• $10,000
• $15,000
• $4,000
• Uncle of Wrestlers Natalie Neidhart, Harry Smith and Ted Annis.
• Diagnosed with prostate cancer (February 2016).
• On an edition of Monday Night Raw, Hart uttered the first “profanity” on a live wrestling telecast when he took a microphone and screamed “You’re Goddamn Right I’m upset, this is Bullshit!” After speaking a little while longer, he uttered his catchphrase, and followed it by saying “If you don’t like it, tough shit!”.
• His mother, Helen Hart, was Greek-American.
• Is the celebrity advocate on a CBC panel debating for his nominee, Don Cherry, as the Greatest Canadian ever. [November 2004]
• Made a guest appearance for 1PW on the 11th July show: Steel City Ice Rage – Total Meltdown, at the Sheffield Ice Arena, England, UK. [July 2009]
• Promoting his book – Hitman: My Real Life in the Cartoon World of Wrestling. Book signing in North America & The United Kingdom. [November 2008]
• Has received an invitation from the WWE to be inducted in the hall of fame next year at Wrestlemania 22. He still hasn’t announced his decision. [June 2005]
• Has now reached a deal with Vince McMahon about a DVD release titled The Bret Hart Story: The Best There Is, Was, and Ever Will Be’. [August 2005]
• Starring as Genie of the Lamp in Aladdin: The Magical Family Musical at the Elgin Theatre in Toronto. [October 2004]
• Rahway, New Jersey, USA, Guest Commissioner for Pro wrestling Syndicate’s ‘Refuse to Lose 2012’ event on May 4th, 2012. [May 2012]
• Apearing at the Big Time Wrestling promotion Spring Tour 2012, on 9th, 10th, 24th and 25th of March. [March 2012]
• has agreed to enter the wwe hall of fame on april 1st 2006 [February 2006]
• Appearing as a special guest in Ireland & France on the American Wrestling Rampage Tour. [October 2008]
• Been inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. [April 2006]
• In dispute with Ric Flair over negative comments written about himself in Flair’s autobiography. Both are back and fourth with verbal assaults through the press, but otherwise nothing has been solved. [July 2004]
• As of Feb. 1, 2003 Bret is back writing his column for the Calgary Sun. His first editorial, which is online, describes his bike accident and recovery.
• Will be finally going to be one of the inductees for the WWE Hall of Fame, Class of 2006. He will be inducted with Eddie Guerrero and Dusty Rhodes. [February 2006]
• Was the first wrestler to break a WWF Spanish announce table at the Survivor Series (1995), when he was knocked off the ring apron by WWF Champion Diesel (Kevin Nash).
• WWE Hall of Famer.
• Published author.
• Considers his match with brother-in-law Davey Boy Smith at Summerslam (1992) his favorite match.
• Uncle of Oje Hart and Athena Hart; Owen’s children.
• Shortly after his departure from the WWF, he was contacted about appearing in ECW but he declined due to the inability to reach a financial agreement.
• A clip of him applying his Sharpshooter finishing hold on Chris Benoit appears in the opening credits sequence of every episode of Malcolm in the Middle.
• Has stated in several interviews one of his biggest regrets was leaving the WWE for WCW. For the main reason he was “poorly used” while he was with the company.
• Attended Vincent Massey Junior High School in Calgary.
• Hart’s 1997 Survivor match with Shawn Michaels in Quebec, Canada has been known as the “Montreal Screwjob”, for its controversy.
• Between 1988 and 1997, competed at nine Summerslam events (missing only 1996). In seven of the those nine events, he was either wrestling a champion or a champion himself. In Summerslams 1988-1990, the Hart Foundation wrestled the WWF Tag Team champions. In Summerslams 1991-1992, he wrestled in Intercontinental title matches. In Summerslams 1994 and 1997, he wrestled in WWF World title matches.
• He was originally considered to play Batman in “Batman Triumphant” before production was canceled because Batman & Robin (1997) failed at the box-office.
• Former WCW Tag Team Champion.
• Former World Tag Team Champion.
• Between 1980 and 1983, Hart won six Stampede North American titles.
• His closest wrestling friend was the late Curt Hennig, aka “Mr. Perfect”.
• As of 2014, holds the record for the fifth most number of overall Wrestlemania appearances (14). The record for the most being held by Mark Calaway (aka “The Undertaker”) who has 22).
• Currently resides in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and in his villa in Northern Italy.
• Holds the record for the second most consecutive Wrestlemania appearances, having competed at 12 (Wrestlemanias 2-13). The record for the most consecutive is held by The Undertaker (Mark Calaway) having competed at 14 (Wrestlemanias 17-30).
• His ex-wife Cinzia was Italian.
• His two sons are Dallas Hart and Blade Hart. His two daughters are Jade Hart and Alexandra Hart (a.k.a. Beans).
• Avid Calgary Flames and Calgary Hitmen fan.
• Has wrestled in 13 Wrestlemania’s. Wrestlemania 2 in the NFL/WWF Battle Royal, Wrestlemania 3 with Jim Neidhart & Danny Davis vs. The British Bulldogs & Tito Santana, Wrestlemania 4 in the 20-man Battle Royal, Wrestlemania 5 with Jim Neidhart vs. Greg Valentine & the Honky Tonk Man, Wrestlemania 6 with Jim Neidhart vs. Nikolai Volkoff & Boris Zhukov, Wrestlemania 7 with Jim Neidhart vs. The Nasty Boys, Wrestlemania 8 vs. “Rowdy” Roddy Piper, Wrestlemania 9 vs. Yokozuna, Wrestlemania 10 vs. Owen Hart and Yokozuna, Wrestlemania 11 vs. Bob Backlund, Wrestlemania 12 vs. Shawn Michaels, Wrestlemania 13 vs. “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, Wrestlemania 26 vs. Vince McMahon.
• Was the first wrestler to ever pin “Rowdy” Roddy Piper in all of Piper’s WWF career.
• Got the idea for his catch phrase “The best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be,” from the Robert Redford movie, “The Natural”.
• Has since patched things up with Vince McMahon over the infamous Montreal Screw Job, however he still holds a strong resentment towards Shawn Michaels and Triple H who were informed of the decision to end the match prior to the pay-per-view.
• Began as a referee in the his father’s wrestling promotion before moving on to a wrestler
• Good friends with Scott D’Amore, who runs Border City Wrestling, as well as books for NWA Total Nonstop Action Wrestling
• Has made it clear that he will never appear as a character on WWE programming again.
• Helped establish Booker T as a singles wrestler
• As a child he defended his sister Georgia’s honor against a bully at school. After Bret won the fight, the other children hoisted him up on their shoulders. Vince McMahon heard of the incident, and decided after Bret won the WWF Title at WrestleMania X (1994) to send out the other superstars to hoist him up on their shoulders. Needless to say, it reminded Bret of the incident as a child.
• Trained former WWE Superstar ‘Andrew “Test’ Martin’.
• In the early 1990s he injured his sternum in a match with Dino Bravo. Bravo was unaware Hart was injured and kept going with the match, until Hart intentionally stayed out of the ring to get counted out.
• Paid tribute to Curt Hennig, Owen Hart, Davey Boy Smith, Ray Traylor, Rick Rude, ‘Kerry Von Erich’, Brian Pillman, Mike Hegstrand and Elizabeth Hulette on his 2005 WWE DVD release, all of whom Hart was close with and all of whom have passed away.
• His famous entrance music in the WWF was composed by manager Jimmy Hart.
• Stated that he never had a disagreement with Jim Neidhart and manager Jimmy Hart (aka “Mouth of the South”).
• Has seven brothers, Smith, Bruce, Keith, Ross, Dean, Wayne, Owen, and four sisters, Allison, Ellie, Georgia, and Diana.
• Was very good friends with Curt Hennig. They are both second-generation wrestlers. They wrestled each other in several great matches in the WWF. Bret won his first Intercontinental Championship from Hennig.
• Stated that if he could wrestle anyone today it would be Kurt Angle.
• Believes that pound for pound, Tommy Billington, a.k.a. The Dynamite Kid, is the greatest wrestler of all time.
• When Hart first entered the World Wrestling Federation the original idea for his character was that of a cowboy and he would ride a horse to the ring. He refused to portray the character and was eventually paired up with his brother-in-law Jim Neidhart to be the Hart Foundation. Ironically, Hart would eventually portray a cowboy on the Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years (1995) TV series.
• Was taught the sharpshooter submission hold (AKA the scorpion death lock) by Konann.
• Was the leader of the New Hart Foundation, a faction that included his late brother Owen Hart, his brother-in-law Jim Neidhart, his late brother- in-law Davey Boy Smith, and the late Brian Pillman, a Hart family friend. Ironically, Hart and Neidhart, who teamed together as the Hart Foundation in the early 90s, are currently the only surviving members of the faction.
• In October 2001 he embarked on a tour of Australia with such superstars as Jeff Jarrett, Jerry Lawler and Marcus Bagwell (aka “Buff Bagwell”). Hart served as the commissioner for the tour.
• Began his career in Stu Hart’s Calgary Stampede promotion.
• Is good friends with Roddy Piper, Rob Van Dam and Mick Foley.
• Was named The 39th Greatest Canadian ever, by the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.)
• Notable title wins include Commonwealth Mid-Heavyweight title (Calgary)(2); Stampede International Tag Team titles(5); Stampede North American Heavyweight title (6);;WWF Tag Team titles w/Jim Neidhart(2); WWF Intercontinental title (2); WWF King of the Ring; WWF Heavyweight title(5); WWF Royal Rumble co-champion, 1994; WCW United States Heavyweight title(4); WCW World Tag Team titles w/Bill Goldberg; WCW World Heavyweight title.
• In a recent Calgary Sun column, tore into Ric Flair in regards to some disparaging comments Flair made about him and Mick Foley in his book, “To Be the Man…”
• In his 20+ year wrestling career, never injured another wrestler.
• Trained by Mr. Hito, Mr. Sakurada, Stu Hart and Harley Race.
• Notable title wins include Commonwealth Mid-Heavyweight title (Calgary)(2); Stampede International Tag Team titles(5); Stampede North American Heavyweight title (6); WWF Tag Team titles with Jim Neidhart (2); WWF Intercontinental title (2); WWF King of the Ring; WWF Heavyweight title(5); WWF Royal Rumble co-champion, 1994; WCW United States Heavyweight title(4); WCW World Tag Team titles w/Bill Goldberg; WCW World Heavyweight title.
• Was once “managed” by actor William Shatner, during Shatner’s *very* brief stint with the WWF.
• Is an avid fan of the Boston Red Sox.
• As a child, he once broke the record for selling programs at the Calgary Stampede Fairgrounds when he sold more than 1,000 programs in one day.
• While traveling with Dwayne Johnson (aka “The Rock”, would often give him tips on how to improve in his matches.
• Was a part of three matches which were voted by Pro Wrestling Illustrated as Match of the Year: 1992 vs. Davey Boy Smith at Summerslam (1992), 1996 vs. Shawn Michaels (Iron Man Match), and 1997 vs. Steve Austin at WrestleMania 13 (1997).
• Went on the show, “Talking to the Dead”, in hopes to talk to his deceased mother, Helen, as well as his brothers Dean Hart and Owen Hart.
• Uncle of up and coming wrestlers, Teddy Hart, Harry Smith, and Naddy Neidhart
• Tommy Billington, a.k.a the Dynamite Kid, is married to the sister of Hart’s first wife.
• The Calgary Hitmen of the Western Hockey League is named after him.
• Is one of a select few to win both the WWF Royal Rumble and King of the Ring tournaments
• All of his brothers are/have been professional wrestlers; all of his sisters are/ have been married to professional wrestlers
• The only WWF superstar to appear on The Simpsons (1989).
• He originally adopted his trademark mirrored shades to hide his nervousness
• Five-time WWF Champion
• Two-time WWF Intercontinental Champion
• Two-time WWF Tag Team Champion
• Favorite movie is The Shawshank Redemption (1994).
• Vince McMahon’s “shoot screw job” was due to Hart’s contract soon expiring and McMahon not wanting Hart to leave the WWF while he was still the WWF Champion.
• Left the WWF in 1997 for the WCW due to Vince McMahon’s “shoot screw job” in which Bret was screwed out of the title at Survivor Series 97 (1997).
• Brother of professional wrestlers Owen Hart, Keith Hart, & Bruce Hart and brother-in-law of professional wrestlers Davey Boy Smith, Jim Neidhart, and Tommy Billington a.k.a Dynamite Kid.
• Retired from active wrestling on October 26, 2000, just days after being released from WCW due to inactivity caused by a severe concussion that had prevented him from wrestling for several months.
• First ever Wrestler to be inducted into the “Wrestling Hall of Fame”.
• Voted number 4 in a list of the “Best 100 Wrestlers of the Century”.
• Voted as “Most Popular Superstar” 6 times between 1992-2000.
• The first WCW Wrestler to be inducted into “WCW’s Wall of Fame”.
• Originally declined the World Wrestling Federation’s (later World Wrestling Entertainment [WWE]) offer to induct him into the WWF Hall Of Fame due to the death of his younger brother Owen Hart in a WWF ring. Accepted a later offer and was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2006.
• Helped Martha Hart, widow of his younger brother Owen Hart, set up the Owen Hart Foundation.
• Is a sports icon in his native Canada, where he continues to make public appearances in support of charity organizations.
• Is still deeply affected by the loss of his younger brother, Owen Hart.
• He has a worldwide fan base. He has wrestled in Germany, U.K, France, and much of Asia, including Hong Kong and Japan.
• He has wrestled and defeated most of the top names in pro wrestling during his career, including Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, Curt Hennig, Steve Austin, Shawn Michaels, Kevin Nash, Bill Goldberg, among others. André the Giant and Jim Hellwig are among the few who aren’t on that list.
• Has defeated Steve Austin in all of their four major televised encounters.
• Beat Scott Hall (aka “Razor Ramon”), Curt Hennig and Scott Bigelow in one night to win the King of the Ring in 1993.
• Beat the “Nature Boy” Ric Flair in front of his home fans for the WWF Title.
• Pinned the 560-pound Rodney Anoai (aka “Yokozuna”) to win his second WWF Title at WrestleMania X (1994).
• Won his fourth WWF title by winning a four-way over-the-top-rope elimination match.
• Won his last title in the WWF by defeating Mark Calaway (aka “The Undertaker”) for his fifth WWF World Title.
• Defeated Kevin Nash for his third WWF title.
• Beat Scott Hall and Dallas Page to win two WCW U.S Championships.
• Recently released his autobiography “The best there is, The best there was, The best there ever will be” which sold out in North America and is currently being reprinted and sold in different langauges in Europe.
• Won the WCW Tag Team titles with Bill Goldberg.
• Won the WCW World Title by making fellow Canadian Chris Benoit to submit to the SharpShooter in Toronto.
• Signs his autograph followed by four dots to symbolize his children – Jade Hart, Dallas Hart, Alexandra Hart and Blade Hart.
• Brother Owen Hart died of injuries sustained from a fall when he fell from a catwalk above the ring at the WWF Pay-Per-View “Over The Edge”.
• Took place in the first ever 60-minute “Iron Man Match” against ‘Ric Flair’ in 1992. He later had another ironman match against Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania XII (1996).
• 1993 WWF King of the Ring.
• Brother-in-law of wrestler Davey Boy Smith, aka the British Bulldog.
• Brother of Owen Hart, Keith Hart and Georgia Hart.
• Son of Stu Hart, a famous wrestler in the 1940s and 1950s.
• Former WWF Wrestler
• Own’s a major junior hockey The Calgary Hitmen, play in the Western Hockey League (WHL) part of the Canadian Hockey League (CHL)
• First wrestler to capture all six major wrestling titles from the big two federations (WWF Tag Team, Intercontinental and World titles, Wcw Tag Team, US and World Titles).

Bret Hart Filmography