mikemarrs wrote:Deb wrote:I haven't watched wrestling since Brett "The Hitman" Hart retired. Classy dude and does so much for charities. His book (below) was quite an interesting read on growing up (here) in the wrestling world, and his stories about other wrestlers that trained in the Hart dungeon.

really good book.he suffered a lot of tragic stuff there in a short period such as owen dying,the stroke,the montreal screw job,his father passing away,etc. they say stu hart used to get guys in the dungeon and all you would hear were screams.the ones that came kept coming back were the ones he knew had potential to wrestle.
also never knew one of the british bulldogs was his brother in law.
Actually both of the British Bulldogs were Brett's brother's in law, Davey Boy was married to Brett's younger sister and Dynamite Kid (Davey Boy's cousin) was married to Brett's wife's sister.

Davey Boy died on vacation in BC at 40 years old and Dynamite has been wheelchair bound for years I think. Can't believe how many wrestlers from that era have died so young like Davey Boy, Owen Hart, Brian Pillman, Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerraro, etc. (most heart/steriod or wrestling related)
