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Taken from 1wrestling.com:
Stu Hart, the patriarch of the famous Hart wrestling family, passed away this afternoon at 2:25 PM Rocky Mountain Time, from what is believed to have been complications of pneumonia in Calgary, Albert Canada. A statement made by Bret Hart's office listed Stu's passing as "due to natural causes." He was 88.
Hart, one of the biggest names in professional wrestling to ever come out of Canada, had been hospitalized at Rockyview Hospital for the past week while being treated for an elbow infection stemming from a fall from home and a swollen stomach believed to have been caused by a instestinal infection. While in the hospital, Hart developed pneumonia.
Hart, the father of Bret Hart and the late Owen Hart, had a hand with training a number of top wrestling stars in the infamous "Dungeon" as well as promoting one of the more famous Canadian wrestling territories, Stampede Wrestling.
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I know many of you guys may not know of Stu Hart, or know much about him, but it's my belief that every wrestling fan out there will want to pay their respects to this great man, who helped train so many people and propel them to stardom. Thank you Stu, the memories of what you have done for us, as wrestling fans, are memories that will never be forgotten. Rest in Peace, Stu, you'll be sorely missed.
[On behalf of all those who participate in the WWE Forum, I'd like to pass on our condolences to the friends and family of Stu Hart - should anyone wish to leave their thoughts here, please do]
Stu Hart, the patriarch of the famous Hart wrestling family, passed away this afternoon at 2:25 PM Rocky Mountain Time, from what is believed to have been complications of pneumonia in Calgary, Albert Canada. A statement made by Bret Hart's office listed Stu's passing as "due to natural causes." He was 88.
Hart, one of the biggest names in professional wrestling to ever come out of Canada, had been hospitalized at Rockyview Hospital for the past week while being treated for an elbow infection stemming from a fall from home and a swollen stomach believed to have been caused by a instestinal infection. While in the hospital, Hart developed pneumonia.
Hart, the father of Bret Hart and the late Owen Hart, had a hand with training a number of top wrestling stars in the infamous "Dungeon" as well as promoting one of the more famous Canadian wrestling territories, Stampede Wrestling.
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I know many of you guys may not know of Stu Hart, or know much about him, but it's my belief that every wrestling fan out there will want to pay their respects to this great man, who helped train so many people and propel them to stardom. Thank you Stu, the memories of what you have done for us, as wrestling fans, are memories that will never be forgotten. Rest in Peace, Stu, you'll be sorely missed.
[On behalf of all those who participate in the WWE Forum, I'd like to pass on our condolences to the friends and family of Stu Hart - should anyone wish to leave their thoughts here, please do]
Indeed, it is a sad fact that many casual fans don't even know the legacy that StuHart leaves behind. As well as Bret, Owen and his other sons, he also trained Chris Benoit, Chris Jericho, Lance Storm and Justin Credible amongst others. Hos legacy therefore, whether we realise it or not, lives on.
Yeah, I read about it this morning. It's a shame, a real shame.
:( A sad day...rest in peace, may god be with you.
Taken from 1wrestling.com:
Stu Hart, the patriarch of the famous Hart wrestling family, passed away this afternoon at 2:25 PM Rocky Mountain Time, from what is believed to have been complications of pneumonia in Calgary, Albert Canada. A statement made by Bret Hart's office listed Stu's passing as "due to natural causes." He was 88.
Hart, one of the biggest names in professional wrestling to ever come out of Canada, had been hospitalized at Rockyview Hospital for the past week while being treated for an elbow infection stemming from a fall from home and a swollen stomach believed to have been caused by a instestinal infection. While in the hospital, Hart developed pneumonia.
Hart, the father of Bret Hart and the late Owen Hart, had a hand with training a number of top wrestling stars in the infamous "Dungeon" as well as promoting one of the more famous Canadian wrestling territories, Stampede Wrestling.
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I know many of you guys may not know of Stu Hart, or know much about him, but it's my belief that every wrestling fan out there will want to pay their respects to this great man, who helped train so many people and propel them to stardom. Thank you Stu, the memories of what you have done for us, as wrestling fans, are memories that will never be forgotten. Rest in Peace, Stu, you'll be sorely missed.
[On behalf of all those who participate in the WWE Forum, I'd like to pass on our condolences to the friends and family of Stu Hart - should anyone wish to leave their thoughts here, please do]
Stu Hart, the patriarch of the famous Hart wrestling family, passed away this afternoon at 2:25 PM Rocky Mountain Time, from what is believed to have been complications of pneumonia in Calgary, Albert Canada. A statement made by Bret Hart's office listed Stu's passing as "due to natural causes." He was 88.
Hart, one of the biggest names in professional wrestling to ever come out of Canada, had been hospitalized at Rockyview Hospital for the past week while being treated for an elbow infection stemming from a fall from home and a swollen stomach believed to have been caused by a instestinal infection. While in the hospital, Hart developed pneumonia.
Hart, the father of Bret Hart and the late Owen Hart, had a hand with training a number of top wrestling stars in the infamous "Dungeon" as well as promoting one of the more famous Canadian wrestling territories, Stampede Wrestling.
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I know many of you guys may not know of Stu Hart, or know much about him, but it's my belief that every wrestling fan out there will want to pay their respects to this great man, who helped train so many people and propel them to stardom. Thank you Stu, the memories of what you have done for us, as wrestling fans, are memories that will never be forgotten. Rest in Peace, Stu, you'll be sorely missed.
[On behalf of all those who participate in the WWE Forum, I'd like to pass on our condolences to the friends and family of Stu Hart - should anyone wish to leave their thoughts here, please do]