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115.06.2025Chubibs8.0 
214.06.2025TrueJugoBetrugoNo19.0 
302.06.2025bherbert198010.0Owen Hart was the greatest technical wrestler of all time. His movement in the ring was smooth, natural, and precise in a way that never felt forced. He could outwrestle anyone without needing to rely on power, speed, or gimmicks. His transitions were seamless, his timing was flawless, and he made even the most complex sequences look simple. He was the kind of wrestler who elevated anyone he worked with, just by being in the ring with them. What holds back the legacy isn't Owen himself but how poorly he was used. Despite having the tools to be a world champion, he was often stuck in the shadow of others. His feud with Bret was a masterclass, but after that, he was pushed back into the midcard or saddled with comedy roles that didn't reflect his talent. He never got the sustained main event run his ability deserved. Still, the respect he commanded from his peers speaks volumes. People who know wrestling know how good Owen was. His career will always carry the weight of "what could have been, " but as far as technical ability goes, he stands alone. The best to ever do it between the ropes. Bret was quite possibly the GOAT, yet somehow may have not even been the best talent in his own family
427.05.2025TallNick210.0 
526.05.2025JRMac8.0 
622.05.2025Manuel939.0 
720.05.2025Willie 1920010.0 
807.05.2025Matzen  
907.05.2025FDT10.0 
1006.05.2025western thistle9.0The man that Bret Hart called the best technical wrestler. Who am I to argue with the (second) best of all time.
1106.05.2025jaletta9.0 
1204.05.2025Jamarcus9.0 
1303.05.2025sdenapoli10.0Owen was sadly taken away from us too soon. However, while he was around, he gave us great moments, from his rivalries with Austin and Bret, to his slammy comment. Just imagine the matches we could have gotten if he hadn't been killed. Owen vs Eddie, Owen vs Edge, Owen vs Jericho and many others.
1401.05.2025Hanarii10.0 
1530.04.2025Clyde8.0 
1630.04.2025Aspion8.0 
1716.04.2025ChopChopChop9.0 
1816.04.2025KurtMack1310.0 
1907.04.2025MikEagle5410.0 
2007.04.2025ItsLuger10.0 
2102.04.2025JMBeer43410.0Taken from us way too soon. One of the best to ever lace up a pair of boots and is forever missed by all of us. A stunt that could have been easily prevented and we could have had 2 or 3 more years out of him.
2221.03.2025Justdawg9.0 
2317.03.2025elmark8.0 
2413.03.2025lukasmgc8.0 
2512.03.2025Sal1314  
2601.03.2025TwiggyShark10.0The most charismatic of the Harts and the only one who could match Bret in the ring. Owen was destined for stardom had it not been for The Kliq and their personal vendetta against Bret. When you get a character like the Blue Blazer over the head with the crowd, it's because no one can deny that you are the best. Thanks Owen for the great memories... and being a part of the greatest Steel Cage Match in WWF history.
2728.02.2025Brutish Dandy8.0The best natural promo of the Hart clan and the one on the cutting edge of the in-ring style. Almost as good a worker as Bret, and that's saying something.
2828.02.2025JediSaiyanMaster120310.0 
2915.02.2025KingofKingsHHH9.0 
3010.02.2025MichaelCataldi20018.0 
3105.02.2025JamesHarro9.0 
3204.02.2025LariatOfFire9.0 
3302.02.2025Shainy10.0 
3402.02.2025NickyF888.0 
3502.02.2025lee wilkinson8.0 
3627.01.2025Japanese BAKA9.0 
3722.01.2025samot8.0 
3818.01.2025TigetMask159.0 
3901.01.2025JoLUVmania10.0 
4027.12.2024Olympus199.0 
4106.12.2024RyanKras1610.0 
4230.11.2024Aliiadwana9.0 
4327.11.2024Marktomlin9110.0Great on the mic as well as in ring performer cut amazing promos gotta love the wars with his brother gone to soon.
4406.11.2024WWFan A bunch of my friends went to the house show at Rosemont the day before he died and saw his final match. I miss him so much. He was so good and so funny. I think Owen had a bright future as a commentator. He was hilarious at King of the Ring 96.
4502.11.2024Angelo1599.0 
4619.10.2024DEDE10.0 
4719.10.2024leskedd9.0 
4816.10.2024socktherapy8.0 
4909.10.2024Pigeon Scratch10.0Career so painfully cut short, but even before hand was underutilized simply because he was deemed as too boring in comparison to the direction that professional wrestling was going at the time. One of the absolute best, some would debate even better than Bret, and genuinely deserved so much more. He will never be forgotten, however, both for the talent he had, and the character both in and outside the ring.
5008.10.2024robsanderson310.0Nothing against the great Bret Hart, but Owen was the best of the (extended) family. Workrate, charisma, heel work, everything. Should have been a world champion.
5107.10.2024Sweet Fighter V8.0 
5204.10.2024crs2859.0Another great wrestler in the Hart family but unfortunately his career was cut short. He was more charismatic than Bret but weird booking decisions like joining the Nation of Domination hurt his career more. In the ring I still think Bret was a little more talented, but he still could have a great match with anyone. Had a little more controversy due to his breaking of Austin's neck and his manner of death.
5301.10.2024HV8510610.0 
5427.09.2024dangfoolian10.0A master in the ring. Owen, just like his more popular brother Bret, is an example of wasted potential through no fault of his own. I don't know why a guy with his in ring prowess, (and a better talker than Bret) never made it past mid card status. I'm sure it was some backstage politics BS after Montreal or something. I only wish that Owen had retired earlier than he had initially planned, or told WWF to kick rocks and head to Atlanta his brother. As a new resident to Kansas City, any time I drive past the former Kemper Arena, I always feel a twinge of sadness knowing what happened to an all time great, and one of my personal favorites. Rest in peace, Owen. You will not be forgotten.
5521.09.2024A Lex9.0 
5612.09.2024TheDoubleDarkness9.0 
5731.08.2024Fabibi9.0 
5826.08.2024Chosen One7.0Tragisch, wie früh er von uns gehen musste. Seine Rivalität mit Bret war spitze und ich habe ihm da sogar zugejubelt. Gimmick- und Promotechnisch hat ihm aber leider für mich das gewisse Etwas gefehlt. Außerhalb der Brüder-Rivalität gab es keine Story um ihn, durch die man angespornt wurde, ihm ordentlich zuzujubeln und ihm die Daumen zu drücken.
5920.08.2024yanis178.0 
6018.08.2024NiesamowitePL9.0 
6113.08.2024perconflncns10.0 
6205.08.2024BrettThousand10.0 
6303.08.2024KobashiChopMe10.0In my opinion, Owen was the better wrestler of him and Bret. I'm glad his name can be said in wrestling today without his widow losing her mind, because he deserves to be remembered for how good he was, and how much his style influenced others after him.
6401.08.2024thebasiccharacters10.0 
6529.07.2024Ryanclarkiscool9.0 
6628.07.2024watts10.0 
6724.07.2024YB28.0 
6804.07.2024Johan10.0Owen Hart is absolutely one of the greatest workers ever, very fun character work, very versatile to the point he can technically wrestle Bret Hart and wrestle a Liger match with Jushin Thunder Liger, full of underrated classics, master of sub 7-8 minutes matches and so forth.
6927.06.2024Quack71839.0 
7012.06.2024NickJammer22218.0 
7108.06.2024DestructiveDanyah8.0 
7204.06.2024Ozzy8.0What happened no doubt shouldn't have happened, and that's all I'm gonna but one thing I'm gonna say about it, but that is the primary reason why he is rated so high on here. He was a good wrestler, I would argue 3rd or 4th best of the 2nd best royal family, but I can understand why people would argue 2nd, the problem was that this man apparently didn't even know how to do a Piledriver safely and shortened Austin's career by around a decade. The ton of praks he pulled backstage too makes him sound a little immature and unprofessional too, but I'm willing to look past all that after hearing the Harley Race cattle prod story, and pranks are the least of anyone's problems anyway. I cant understand why he is rated higher than Harley on this site at all, but I do understand his placement in the top 100 wrestlers.
7302.06.2024704eb9.0 
7426.05.2024WrestlingGuru8.0 
7523.05.2024Rassle Fan10.05/23/2024 is the 25th anniversary of Owen Hart's death. It's what prompted me to give a rating. He was truly one of the greatest wrestler ever! He could do it all, technical, high flying, and brawling. The mid-90's was the pinnacle of his career which featured his feud with Bret. He also had a great run as the Intercontinental champion in 1997. One of the greatest to never be a world champion. He is missed.
7613.05.2024CoolNameGuy918.0 
7711.05.2024thetonyclay8.0Feels improper for me to rate his career when it was cut short the way it was, but I truly believe that Owen could have been one of the best ever if he had made it to his prime / had been able to mix it up with some of the talent that began working with WWE in the early 00's. Imagine a Kurt Angle vs Owen Hart match! It's so tragic that negligence led to his death when it could have been avoided with the proper due diligence from WWE and those responsible for rigging his gear. I still feel awful for his family, especially his children who have grown up without their father. Watching the 'Reliving the War' series on the Wrestling Bios YouTube channel gave me the wonderful opportunity to be able to experience once again the fantastic short career he had. A workrate second to none and a genuinely good guy. In an alternate universe where Owen lives, he absolutely could have become a megastar and multi-time World Champ. RIP Owen.
7810.05.2024teakay9.0 
7903.05.2024BigMeatyMan9.0 
8003.05.2024MarkMcMarkington29.0 
8102.05.20242049mery9.0 
8227.04.2024chaqudemus10.0 
8327.04.2024akithq9.0 
8410.04.2024LordSodaPop10.0 
8507.04.2024ShaneSpear8.0 
8625.03.2024conker810.0 
8714.03.2024Jamesmac01510.0After rewatching the WWF from 1993 on, I truly saw how awesome Owen was. Everything he did felt so innovative, and it was so great to see what he was going to do next.
8813.03.2024tmxicon10.0 
8918.02.2024Nilesmania8.0 
9011.02.2024mxkami10.0My hottest wrestling take has always been that he's better than his brother, because Owen wasn't a charisma vacuum like Bret was (don't worry, I respect Bret's work). Bret was smooth. Owen had the "snap" to go along with his smoothness. That just always appealed to me as a kid. I get it when people bring up him breaking Austin's neck, but I can't take points from Owen, because it inadvertently created the hottest commodity during the hottest era of pro wrestling. For me, it always looked like Owen had a point to prove. That he wasn't to be overlooked in favor of Bret. I know that I never overlooked him, and wish more people hadn't, as well. I like to imagine the what-ifs of who he could have faced had the accident never happened. Imagine Owen leaving the Fed, and being on the Indies. Wrestling Danielson, McGuinness, Styles, Samoa Joe, or if he stayed in WWE/F and wrestled people like Angle, Jericho, Eddie Guerrero. And just imagine for a minute, a blood feud against HBK in defense of his brother post-Shawn's return/run of a lifetime. We missed out on so much more from this generational talent. Miss you, Owen.
9102.02.2024KEI9.0 
9231.01.2024cioran9.0Generational talent, largely underappreciated both because of his early and tragic in-ring demise as a result of a failed ring entrance and the fact he was overshadowed by his brother Bret, who's the greatest professional wrestler that's ever lived. Bret was somewhat more reliable too. Owen was always good, but only great when he felt like it. Also hampered by some injuries, had a more high flying style prior to injuries, seen in his HIGH ENERGY run, which was great. During that, he innovated or popularized a number of moves in wide use now. Aside from the Bret matches, he was usually the reliably really good match buried somewhere in the mid-card. Versatile and excellent as both a face and a heel.
9328.01.2024mugglegoldfinch8.0 
9421.01.2024All Cops Are Bossman9.0 
9520.01.2024MooGati10.0 
9619.01.2024skybo9010.0 
9713.01.2024Taper19949.0 
9808.01.2024Dntbamark10.0Incredible talent, again taken from us too soon. Whenever I think of Owen and what happened, it really makes me mad because this was a guy who was only 34 and had a wife and 2 small children and was killed through no fault of his own in a stupid stunt that he didn't want any part of. I continuously feel bad for his wife and 2 children, who've constantly been portrayed in a bad light by wrestling fans and by Owen's own carny family because she won't allow for him to be in the HOF and rightfully so. The whole situation sucks because Owen literally had his entire life ahead of him and all because of the actions of a few, he was killed and had his body mopped up out of the ring so that they can continue the show bEcAuSe We WeRe In ThE MiDdLe Of A rAtInGs WaR. RIP Owen, gone but never forgotten.
9928.12.2023Bar7867889.0 
10024.12.2023Xthebarkingcat10.0