8 Most EVIL People In Wrestling History
7. Hardbody Harrison
If you've ever watched the Louis Theroux "Weird Weekends" documentary that found the British journalist visiting World Championship Wrestling in 1999, you got the most notable chapter of Hardbody Harrison's relatively uneventful career.
There, he joined several others at WCW's Power Plant in not doing as good a job as Louis himself at cutting promos, despite looking great and managing to complete all of DeWayne Bruce's angry little training drills. "Hardbody" fit the bill too - Harrison (real name Harrison Norris) looked television ready aesthetically, even if his work might have still left a lot to be desired.
It's why he never broke out beyond jobber-to-the-stars duties during his four years with the company. In 2000, he joined several wrestlers in suing parent company AOL Time Warner for racial discrimination, and though he made a decent wedge in the out-of-court settlement, the sum proved to be the last major money he'd make from pro wrestling. How he found cash after that brought about some appalling revelations and effectively the end of his life outside of incarceration.
In 2008, he convicted on charges of Peonage, Forced Labor, Human Trafficking, Sex Trafficking, Witness Tampering, Criminal Conspiracy and Obstruction of Justice. He was found to have manipulated the women psychologically, forced them to have sex with him and others in large orgies, with the women involved noting that this included memorising a series of "commandments" in order for them to be trafficked in locations in North Carolina and northern Georgia.
He was given a life sentence.