Smith Hart
Bret Hart
['Mohammad Reza Pahlavi', 'Dengizich', 'Idrieus', 'Juan Carlos I', 'Marion Davies', 'King Ernest Augustus I', 'Tuoba Yu', 'Adolf Hitler', 'Greg', 'Oda Nobutada', 'Mohammed VI', 'David Chiang', 'Prince Rahotep', 'Rahul Khanna', 'Michael Andretti', 'Agis IV', 'Mehran Marri', 'Cambyses', 'Raima Sen', 'Euterpe', 'Ian', 'Herennius', 'Henry', 'Zara Yaqob', 'Shannon Lee', 'Qin Er Shi', 'Wesley', 'Amrod', 'David Ruffin', 'Nakula', 'Karin Glenmark', 'Ahmose Meritamon', 'Alfonso II', 'Vijay Anand', 'Seleucus II', 'Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna', 'Shelley', 'Heongang', 'Yunsi', 'Susannah Harker', 'Nanda', 'Eadberht Eating', 'Rama VI', 'John III', 'Humphrey', 'Mehmed VI', 'Nest ferch Rhys', 'John de Mol', 'Eleanor', 'Joy Mukherjee', 'Radha Ravi', 'Apollon', 'Ceolwulf', 'Rosamond Lehmann', 'Wordsworth', 'Mark Knopfler', 'John Belushi', 'Stanley Tucci', 'Zhongyong', 'Sanjay Kapoor', 'Curufin', 'Theodbert', 'Valdemar', 'Halga', 'Danny Masterson', 'Fred Savage', 'Charles Washington', 'Ruqayyah', 'Miles Copeland III', 'Rahul Gandhi', 'Kenny Wallace', 'Arthur MacArthur', 'Shimazu Yoshihiro', 'Jerry Lee Lewis', 'Dionne Warwick', 'Anna Pavlovna', 'Constantia', 'Jennifer Tilly', 'Sicard', 'John Beaufort', 'Marx', 'Sweyn', 'Lu Xun', 'Michael Hui', 'Isabella Beecher Hooker', 'Tuoba Huang', 'Dulce', 'Guangxu Emperor', 'Valdemar II', 'Donald Trump', 'Stanislaus', 'Galadriel', 'Fahd', 'Khufu', 'Jake Paltrow', 'Emperor Taizong', 'Oichi', 'Haakon V', 'Prince Felix']
Under the Mat
Under the Mat: Inside Wrestling's Greatest Family is a book co-written by Diana Hart, daughter of Stu Hart and Helen Hart, sister of Bret and Owen Hart, ex-wife of professional wrestler Davey Boy Smith, and the mother of wrestler Harry Smith and Georgia Smith and Kirstie McLellan, a journalist who had previously written the book "No Remorse: a Father's Murderous Rage, the Killing Of Paul And Gabi Dolejs" The subtitle, Inside Wrestling's Greatest Family refers to the Canadian Hart wrestling family. Which includes wrestlers such as Smith Hart, Bruce Hart, Keith Hart, Dean Hart, Bret Hart, Owen Hart, Teddy Hart, David Hart Smith and Natalya. The book is highly controversial and was pulled from stores after Hart's sister-in-law, Martha filed a lawsuit.