Gary Hart Archives

Today in Pro Wrestling History (September 3): The Great Muta Wins the NWA TV Title

by Pro Wrestling Stories Sep 2, 2024

Discover the moment The Great Muta conquered Sting to become the NWA World Television Champion on September 3, 1989.

by Bobby Mathews Jan 28, 2023

‘The Spoiler’ Don Jardine headlined worldwide. Later, he inspired a young Undertaker. Here are tales about his career and notorious temper!

by Jim Phillips Mar 10, 2023

The Great Kabuki and Gary Hart were unstoppable when united in their reign of terror.. until their union ended (in a haze of green mist)!

by Drew Buxton Jan 10, 2023

Fritz Von Erich and the Christmas Day Massacre is remembered as one of the most infamous incidents in wrestling history.

by Bobby Mathews Nov 11, 2022

The following wrestling managers deserve a bit of our love by making professional wrestling exceptionally better by being a part of it!

by Benny J. Scala Jan 10, 2023

Al Perez had it all. He was many wrestlers’ favorite and on the cusp of greatness, but never quite got there. A lot of that…

by Pro Wrestling Stories Mar 3, 2023

Late-great wrestling manager Gary Hart once wrote about the time Dusty Rhodes showcased a talent unbeknownst to some!

by Javier Ojst Mar 1, 2023

Gino Hernandez had the ‘it factor,’ but he was running with strong, powerful people that might not have liked certain things getting out.

by JP Zarka Feb 6, 2023

As it turns out, Christopher Alan Pallies, who played the bald-headed monster King Kong Bundy on screen, was quite the opposite off-camera!

by Bobby Mathews Jun 3, 2023

The best wrestling memoirs are confessional and brutally honest. Here are the top 10 best wrestling book must-reads, and the 5 worst!

by Bobby Mathews Feb 27, 2023

These stories are a cautionary tale: a reminder that wrestling draws many marginal people toward its tawdry spotlight.

by Pro Wrestling Stories Jan 10, 2023

1975 was a disastrous year in wrestling. Read how Ric Flair walked away from a plane crash after breaking his back in 3 places, and…

by JP Zarka Jan 10, 2023

The Dallas Sportatorium had its doors open from 1935-1998. It may not be a church, but it was wrestling’s holy ground – to some!

by Pro Wrestling Stories Mar 9, 2023

A particular choice of clothing led to The Texas Outlaws, Dick Murdoch and Dusty Rhodes, getting fired from the Australian territory in 1969!