7 White-Hot Wrestlers That BURNED OUT Overnight
2. Teddy Hart
The Hart family is one of the most decorated and well-respected in wrestling history. Bret, Owen, and Natalya all have a plethora of accolades and are beloved by fans, but Bret and Owen's nephew Teddy is unfortunately a different story. In 1998, WWE signed Teddy as the youngest wrestler to ever sign a developmental deal with the world's biggest wrestling promotion, with big things planned for the latest graduate from the Hart Dungeon.
Things would sour quickly from this dream scenario. For his whole career, Hart has been dogged by accusations of having a bad attitude, including belittling trainers, arriving late for shows or not showing up at all, and a litany of run-ins with the police. He has passed through WWE twice, Ring of Honor twice, and the NWA among others, consistently being fired for behavioral issues.
Hart has remained unable to keep his problems away from the ring in check, including being arrested four times in 2020 alone. He has only wrestled for RCW, Real Canadian Wrestling, in the past four years, as the wrestling business continues to leave Teddy behind.