Biografía

1 de enero de 1944 · Jackson, Misisipi, Estados Unidos

Jimmy R Hart

1.78 m

High, screechy voice

Cheating nonstop whenever possible.

Megaphone (for both accentuating his voice and for hitting his wrestlers' opponents)

Colorful jackets featuring the names and images of his wrestlers

Was a member of The Gentrys, who had a hit in 1965 with "Keep On Dancin'".

Made a guest appearance on WWF SmackDown! (1999) in March of 2003. It was his first appearance on WWE programming since WrestleMania IX (1993).

When the Hart Foundation severed ties with him, Hart managed The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers, which engaged in a feud with his former team.

Several of the themes he composed for WCW wrestlers were blatantly based on existing songs (e.g., Elix Skipper had a theme based directly on DMX's "Party Up (In Here)"). As a result, on TV Tropes, he is the former Trope Namer for Suspiciously Similar Song, which was originally called The Jimmy Hart Version.

On the July 12, 1986, episode of Professional Wrestling (1973), he won a battle royal by hiding under the ring the entire time and waiting until the last two competitors, Greg Valentine and The Junkyard Dog, had eliminated each other.

It's like telephone, telegraph and tell Gorilla Monsoon and he'll tell the whole world