[1.0] "Teddy Hart. O Lord who is watching from above, fucking hell. He is 100% athlete. 1% brains. Where do we even begin with this self-satisfied dumb piece-of-shit-motherfucker? The ego. The asinine need for validation. The showboating. THE UNNECESSARY RISKY MOVES. What the fuck is going on inside his knucklehead? Throwing himself onto people and expecting them to catch him is the single most stupid thing I have ever seen and heard, and the fact that he did that without a single fuck given shows how much of an idiot he is. He is a heat magnet no matter where he goes. The fans knew as much as the wrestlers and promoters about how much of a bastard he is. Teddy, no matter what he did or said, will always be the black sheep and an eternal embarrassment to the Hart family as of whole, especially after the scramble cage match and his comments in the aftermath. This natural-born moron makes Low Ki and Austin fucking Aries look like Saints compared to him. YES, I said that! Low Ki, who is known for burning too many bridges and delivering unnecessary stiff shots, is a better wrestler AND person compared to Teddy! You read that right, and I said that with absolute certainty. I mean, how in the name of Jim Cornette's thin patience did he even get to the ring in the first place? The only theory I have is that he used his family connections and heritage to join the business and sport... typical. He had the potential, the talent, the skills and it all went to the Goddamn drain because of his pride. And that is not mentioning the legal issues. Good grief, this guy..."
[2.0] "Oh, Teddy Hart. What a waste. He was the youngest person to ever sign a WWE developmental contract at the age of 18, but wound up completing his studies at the Low Ki School of Getting in Your Own Way with a master's degree in pissing people off. He's a tremendously gifted athlete, I mean, just watch any highlight reel of him. It's ridiculous. Bro would get so much hangtime he could take a nap up there. He has a very unique and diverse moveset which all look really, really cool. But here's the thing: I honestly don't think Teddy Hart knows wrestling is staged. Or rather, I'm sure he does know, but he's in denial. Watching him wrestle is like watching a video game, where he just spams big moves, with no real rhyme or reason between them. He just wants to do all of his cool shit at the expense of everyone else around him, which really can't work in a cooperative performance art like this. If he wrestled like a normal person and then busted out all those moves sparingly, he'd be one of the best wrestlers in the world. Because (when he's not being reckless) he's very crisp, very precise and accurate. But instead it's literally big move after big move after big move after big move and eventually we all just stop caring because it's just Teddy showing off again. Of course, all of this is to say nothing of Ted Annis the man, who is one of the lowest forms of human slime slithering around on this earth. Dude should be in prison for the rest of his life but I won't get into that. Even if he were an angel outside the ring though, the 2 would stand (really it's a 1.5 rounded up). And the promos. Oh lord, the promos. What's that saying? It's better to keep your mouth shut and let people think you're an idiot than to open your mouth and remove all doubt? What a ridiculously gifted performer who squandered it all with his narcissism and terrible attitude."
[2.0] "Such a gifted athlete. Completely lacks psychology when it comes to the bigger picture of a show. Always so many flips and crazy stuff with no purpose or effect. Doesn't help he's a terrible person in real life. He came through the scene a few months back, and totally ruined the shows he was on. Cut promos ON THE FANS over things not pertaining to the show or storylines, had uneventful matches with big spots against what seems like new wrestlers to the industry. No more Ted please and thanks."
[2.0] "I might sound like a hater here but Teddy Hart is only considered good because of what could have been. He was a prospect. He could have had a long career in the WWE. He didn't. He had great athletic ability. He could have had a great output of matches. He didn't. He could have been a great guy to have in the locker room. Have matches that teach young guys. Put over top guys. He didn't do that (as far as I know). On top of all that, he seems like a bad guy. His "legal troubles" section on wikipedia is much more stacked than his match guide on cagematch. 2 out of 10 is more than a fair rating. I bet he had a bunch of 3.25 star matches on indie shows that weren't televised and that is still worth something."
[0.0] "Teddy Hart, a third-generation member of the renowned Hart wrestling family, demonstrated immense talent and potential early in his career. However, his professional journey has been marred by numerous legal issues and allegations that have overshadowed his in-ring accomplishments. In 2013 and 2014, Hart faced charges in Alberta, Canada, including assault, unlawful confinement, and sexual assault involving two women. While these charges were eventually dropped, the accusations raised serious concerns about his conduct and character. Further controversy surrounded Hart in 2020 when he was arrested multiple times. In March, he was charged with assaulting his girlfriend, fellow wrestler Maria Manic, leading to significant public backlash. In July 2023, Hart was arrested in Florida on felony drug possession charges, including possession of MDMA and a controlled substance without a prescription. These incidents, coupled with his erratic behavior and strained relationships within the wrestling community, have significantly tarnished Hart's reputation. Despite his wrestling lineage and initial promise, his actions have led to a legacy defined more by controversy than by achievement. For these reasons, I rate Teddy Hart 0/10."
[0.0] "Teddy Hart is one of the biggest what-ifs in wrestling history -- a guy who had all the raw talent in the world and burned nearly every bridge he walked across. In the ring, especially in his early days, he was wildly innovative. He was pulling off moves and sequences years ahead of their time, blending athleticism with high-risk spots that could have made him a top star. But talent only takes you so far when your behavior keeps dragging you down. He's been given more chances than most wrestlers ever get, and almost every time it ended in controversy, erratic behavior, or outright chaos. Promotions couldn't trust him. Peers grew tired of the drama. Legal troubles and bizarre public appearances turned him into a cautionary tale rather than a success story. He wasn't misunderstood -- he just couldn't stay out of his own way. Teddy could have been a game-changer in the business. Instead, he's remembered more for wasted potential than for anything he actually achieved. Talent doesn't mean much when it's constantly sabotaged."
[4.0] "Like Jack Evans, Teddy Hart is why high flying wrestlers get an undeserved bad rep nowadays, just like Khali and Omos did for the powerhouses. No ring psychology, just spamming of high flying moves for crowd pops, when the greats Like Rey and Eddie told stories through their moves."
[0.0] "Ignoring wrestlers that have committed actual crimes, Teddy Hart is my least favorite wrestler of all time. He's actually got some athletic talent but his wrestling psychology is so terrible that it undermines those qualities. He's got enough talent to be the next Shawn Michaels but he's got none of Michaels' wrestling psychology. He reminds me a lot of this quote from The Disaster Artist (the book, not the movie): "Of course [Tommy Wiseau] loves Brando and Dean, I thought. They're captivating actors because they know exactly when to yell, when to floor it. Tommy believed you had to floor it for the duration of every scene." Hart is like that with Michaels, Jeff Hardy, and RVD. They know exactly when to break out the crazy moves, when to start spamming finishers. Hart just does that without consideration for how it would work in a match."
[6.0] "legendary talent and innovation, similarly legendary piece of shit, makes a lot of sense actually, he's gotta be so self-indulgent in whatever he is doing"
[8.0] "If Teddy Hart wasn't such a loose cannon he could have had potential as a star of some kind. The guy is crazy athletic and great in the ring but unfortunately his personality always let him down at the same time. Had he been signed a real contract with WWE he would have been fired in no time given his antics, like not honoring his script."
[6.0] "I enjoyed Teddy during his MLW run, and felt like he always carried himself well, with a unique strangeness to him that helped him stand out. It's too bad about his activities outside the ring, because this guy should have been something."
[3.0] "I have almost never heard anyone saying good things about Teddy as a human being. I never found him to be intriguing as a wrestler either. He often botches in the ring and almost universally hated as an individual. I don't know whether Teddy is a wasted talent because I never found him to be that talented."
[3.0] "Technisch ja, aber sowohl im Ring als auch außerhalb kommt er immer unprofessionell rüber und das bevor ich wusste dass er ständig weitere Eskapaden hat. Von daher hat er nichts im Wrestling zu suchen. Ein paar Punkte gebe ich aber noch für sein Highflying."
[4.0] "A guy with natural athletic ability and a great legacy who many aspiring wrestlers or even wrestlers nowadays would die to have for. But, personal decisions took the best of him and stopped his career from going further. Sadly or gladly, people don't want to do anything with him because he always does something in his personal life that keeps him away from becoming better. How many second chances does this guy need?"
[4.0] "Has natural talent been squandered on a bigger pain in the ass douche bag than this guy? When Teddy came along, people were buzzing he would be on the level of Austin or Rock someday or maybe even his Uncle Bret Hart. He promptly pissed away every opportunity and more or less got himself blackballed from all the big time promotions and now has to settle for those "outlaw mud shows" to pay rent while he screws up his persona life. This kind of behavior never ends well in the world of pro wrestling. Can't give him higher than a 4 despite his skills because he was never around long enough in the big leagues to advance his career. His career could have been a runaway train to the top, but he derailed that express long ago."
[3.0] "Good athlete but his issues backstage has cost him a future in the business repeatedly. He does all the flips well and would be incredibly talented in any cruiserweight or x division. He is not as good a technical wrestler as some of his family members but that is a super high bar. His psychology is lacking being more of a spot monkey. His biggest issue is his ability to sabotage himself with legal issues, backstage issues and no showing matches. Had a lot of potential but never managed to do anything with it"
"As much as I enjoyed watching Teddy Hart wrestling. After seeing the documentary on Peacock I cannot look at him the same way. This is the one Lizardman doesn't approve."
[9.0] "Teddy war einer meiner absoluten Favourites in den 2000ern. Damals ein absolut begnadeter Worker mit einer enorm gute Athletik, extrem und unterhaltsam und eigentlich prädestiniert für eine große Mainstream Karriere. Die Zeit beweist, dass es so nicht sein sollte, bzw. seine ständigen Disziplinlosigkeiten ihm größeres Verwehrt haben. Das alles ändert aber nichts an seinen Fähigkeiten. Bis heute schaue ich immer noch richtig gerne jedes Match mit ihm!"
"One of my favorite indy wrestlers of my time which was around 2003-2007. Crazy moveset. Very athletic. He speaks what he thinks without caring about consequences which is the reason no promotion wants to deal with him. He legit does not give a fuck and can actually fight. Him not being able to keep his mouth shut and his attitude backstage is the reason he never got much exposure or worked for a major company. I think he thrived most in Mexico indies and AAA until he also fucked up. Still one of the great indie darlings despite him being an asshole. I like his interviews. He speaks the truth with no filters. His innovation and creativity have made him have one of the largest and deadliest movesets with like more than 20 finishers and high flying maneuvers"
[6.0] "Teddy is what I'd consider a perfect example of wasted potential. Already made with the Hart moniker, dude was incredibly impressive in his early indie days, being able to perform sensational high flying moves mixed with athletic flips: basically the prototypical "indie wrestler" style we see today, and he was easily the most talented out of the next gen Hart wrestlers in terms of just raw physical talent, guy could go. Would have been perfect in the X-Division TNA but his rather infamous attitude problems have meant that every attempt to try and invest tangible effort into Teddy beyond singular indie showings has been disastrous, all the way to his first run in WWE developmental, where he would have easily made the main roster given his rep. He's a good wrestler but his development hasn't really gone anywhere beyond the "crazy moves" style that he had when he was younger, which means that he's usually the one getting led around in his matches lest his opponent actually wants some structure. Should've been a bigger deal in general."
[6.0] "With his ability and potential, as well as his link to the Hart family, Teddy's role as a future superstar seemed to be his to lose. But while his athleticism and penchant for risk-taking aerial offense was impressive, his progress in learning ring psychology never seemed to fully develop, and moreover, attitude and personal issues in and out of wrestling would rear their heads time and again, burning his bridges with seemingly every notable company he's worked for (WWE, TNA, ROH, MLW) and making it look increasingly unlikely that his initial potential will ever be realized."
[7.0] "Habe inzwischen auch eine ordentliche Anzahl an Matches des Katzenliebhaber gesehen. Die 7 Punkte sind jetzt keine Bonus-Punkte weil er wie ich Katzen mag sondern einfach da er mir schon im Ring gefällt. In der Vergangenheit hat er aber mehrfach leider gezeigt wie undiszipliniert er sein kann. Leider ist er auch ein schlechter Seller. Edit: 16. 09. 2020 Ich bleibe bei 7 Punkte. Leider hat Teddy auch für einige Skandale gesorgt. Ist mit Maria Manic in einer Beziehung. Edit 31. 03. 2021 Darf ich erwähnen das er schon eine Skandal Nudel inzwischen ist wie oft kommt er denn noch in das Gefängnis?"
[6.0] "It's hard to think of anyone else in the wrestling biz who is their own worst enemy as much as Teddy is his. Wrestling is filled with second & third generation stars now, but when Teddy was first getting in, it was a whole lot less common. The fact that he was a third generation Hart should have been enough to carry him a long way. Pair that with the fact that he was an amazing athlete & capable of busting out many moves people had not seen at that point & it felt like the sky was the limit for Teddy. But then his personal issues came up. His attitude was hugely problematic. And then his involvement with drugs & physical abuse of romantic partners made a true WWE run something that was just never going to materialize. He cleaned himself up a few years ago to have some success in MLW, but that ultimately ended due to more personal issues. It's a shame we never got Teddy Hart at all he could be."
[9.0] "Teddy has carved out the perfect niche character that just would not work in one of the big companies. His matches are consistently exciting with a wide range of moves. His current run with MLW is exceptional and I can't remember the last time I didn't really enjoy one of his singles matches. I'd give him a 10, but his cruelty to cats prevents it."
[9.0] "This is awful, that Teddy`s rating is so low. Most of the comments are probably from people, who only seen him in WWE. But Teddy`s performance in MLW and GCW are stunning. He is amazing athlete and great talker. Real god father of the indy"
[7.0] "Teddy Hart is one of the best wrestlers to come out of the Hart Dungeon... ever. That is saying a lot looking at the class of graduates that have come of the Dungeon. The problem with Teddy comes with attitude and past mistakes. Hopefully, his attitude has improved and he has left his mistakes in the past. His current run with MLW is going quite successful and we will have to see just where it will go."
[2.0] "Teddy Hart was an incredible athlete and he was more than capable of pulling off some crazy flips and dives. But Teddy had absolutely no grasp of psychology at all, and he was a complete and total idiot."
[9.0] "Teddy Hart is a damn good wrestler. It is due bad that due to personal issues and his behavior that he didn't become a bigger name, but this man surely can wrestle. He is one of the innovators of the extremely athletic and wacky indy style that we love, (or hate) today. Glad to see him wrestling in some good indy promotions right now."
[6.0] "If he wasn't a complete idiot he could have been one of the biggest names in wrestling for a good reason. Now he's seen as a total hothead and incredibly hard to work with despite his talent. Happy he's made a comeback of sorts because I enjoy his work but man. Wasted potential"
[9.0] "One of the most incredible wrestlers on the Indies at the moment, with some of the best work of his about 20 year career happening in Game Changer Wrestling. He is one of the most innovative wrestlers ever, and despite his reputation, is still being booked on some major promotions."
[7.0] "One of God's greatest athletes, Teddy Hart has been around for a very long time, but never reached his full potential due to personal issues and attitude problems. A member of the Hart Family, Teddy was the youngest signee to WWF/E, but before mentioned issues have derailed his career. As of late, Teddy seems to have matured and is finally showing what he is capable of."
[4.0] "Ein talentierter Worker mit guten High-Flying-Skills, der auch abseits der viel zu häufig gezeigten Spots überzeugen konnte. Leider hat auch er sich eine größere Karriere aufgrund seines Charakters verbaut, das Potenzial war zweifelsohne da."
[10.0] "I cant believe ppl would give this guy such a low rating, sure his personal life is a mess BUT his in ring ability is on par with being the best in the world!"
[5.0] "The best thing Teddy Hart ever did in his professional wrestling career was be the in-joke inspiration for Tyson Kidd's 2013-2015 character. Fact."
[10.0] "Teddy Hart ist im Moment mein absoluter Lieblings Wrestler. Er hat sehr coole Moves drauf ist ein sehr guter Highflyer und am Micro ist er auch sehr gut. Ich hoffe er bekommt irgendwann noch mal ne Chance bei den großen Ligen."
[7.0] "Teddy Hart is an example of someone who basically had a successful future set in stone early on... and then through arrogance, a bad attitude, and selfishness, the stone was smashed. He is a third generation wrestler of the Hart family, who possesses excellent in-ring ability (especially in high flying), he takes incredible risks when it comes to spots, he has "The look" as far as McMahon might be concerned, and he also has a certain amount of charisma as well. But these characteristics can more or less go down the toilet if opponents and promoters don't like working with you. Now technically in the prime of his career, he worked in Mexico for a time, and now he is working the Indies in Canada, when he could have been big in TNA or ROH, never mind WWE. A terrible waste of a skilled wrestler. 7 for his in-ring ability. He loses 3 for his... behaviour choices."
[3.0] "Keine Psychologie, kann keine Story erzählen. Sein Selling ist einfach schlecht. Zeigt viele Sprünge, aber wenig wirkliches Wrestling. Wer auf durchchoreographiertes Spotwrestling steht, der mag Hart. Wird zurecht von vielen Ligen nicht gebookt."
[4.0] "Es ist einfach schade, Teddy Hart ist eigentlich ein hervorragender Wrestler der alles mitbringt was es für eine erfolgreiche Karriere brauchen würde. Aber Hart hat sich durch wirklich schon unglaublich dummes und arrogantes Verhalten alle Möglichkeiten verbaut und von denen hatte er wahrlich viele. Wie gesagt, einfach schade wenn man bedenkt was auch ihm hätte werden können."
[7.0] "Spotwrestler hin oder her, ich finde die Open Hart Surgery ist ein geiler Move. Überhaupt ist/war Teddy ein sehr agiler Wrestler und wenn man bei Daniels BME sagt so kann ich nur sagen dass ich finde Teddys Moonsaults sind/waren way better. Sehr flüssige Moves und gutes Tempo. Schade dass er es sich in den Mainstream Ligen versaut hat. Ich hätte ihn auch gerne als IC oder US Champ oder X-Division Champ in der Upper Midcard gesehen. Charisma und Talent hat er."
[4.0] "Bei AAA gut aufgehoben, da kann er mit seinem spotlastigen Stil nicht viel falsch machen. Aber unter 1000 anderen Spotmaschinen geht die Einzigartigkeit verloren, und so sieht man, das Teddy Hart nichts Besonders ist. Ich bin auch nach wie vor der Meinung, das er bei WWE oder TNA niemals über den Status der Mittelkarte hinaus kommen würde, weil ihm dafür einfach das gewisse "Etwas" fehlt, das auch sein berühmter Name ihm nicht geben kann."
[3.0] "Guter Spotwrestler, der jedoch dank seiner "tollen" Einstellung bei mir nur drei punkte bekommt. Hätte er eine gute einstellung würde er trotzdem "nur" 5 punkte kriegen, da ich 1) Spotwrestling nicht mag und 2) Ich bessere Spotter kenne."
[9.0] "Ein Wort: amazing. Wegen solchen Leuten schau ich Indy-Wrestling. Tedy Hart versetzt mich immer wieder in Staunen und nimmt einem den Atem. Unglaublich dieser Mann !"
[6.0] "Cooler Spotwrestler, den ich gerne sehe, aber der durch seine Einstellung zum Business viel kaputt macht. Deshalb gibts nicht die Punkte die ich ihm sonst geben würde."
[6.0] "Talent hat er definitiv und Charisma auch! Aber er bekommt es nicht hin sein Talent richtig zu nutzen und vergeigt sich durch seine Einstellung der nächste große Star zu werden."
[8.0] "Toller Spot Wrestler und das unter dem namen Hart! Das fehlt der WWE! Leider würde er dort nie alles zeigen können aber hoffentlich schafft er es doch noch, wenn nicht jetzt zur zeit dann nie!"
[3.0] "Tolle Flüge hat er ja schon zu bieten, jede Menge Spot und dafür ganz wenig Wrestling. Wer bereits mit 16 Jahren einen WWE Vertrag aufgrund seines Nachnamens auf dem Silbertablett serviert bekommen hat und mittlerweile bei jeder Liga der Vereinigten Staaten vor die Tür gesetzt wurde, dem ist nicht mehr zu helfen. Bei der AAA ist er aber jetzt bestens aufgehoben, ein Zirkusverein voller gestrandeter Existenzen."
"Teddy Hart ist sone Sache. Im Ring ist er ziemlich gut, aber seine ständigen Eskapaden verhindern eine Bewertung total. Es gab wohl selten solche Diven im Geschäft."
[9.0] "Wrestlerisch kann er so einigese Herr machen und seine Matchs sind eigentlich auch recht gut und nur weil er sich wie ein riesen Arschloch backstage verhält ist es doch unberechtigt ihm 0-3 Punkte zugeben"
[9.0] "Da ich selbst bei Chris Benoit trotz dem Geschehenen noch an den 10 Punkten festhalte, darf ich wohl auch hier nur die Leistung beurteilen, die er innerhalb der Seile bringt. Daher gebe ich ihm neun Punkte, da er ein absolut genialer Spot-Wrestler ist. An seiner Einstellung hapert es jedoch gewaltig."
[6.0] "Das Ego scheint wohl viel zu groß, aber die Quittung dafür erfährt er inzwischen selbst schon seit Jahren. Spot-Talent, das auch austeilen und einstecken kann, sofern der Gegner Corino, Homicide oder Hero heißt."
[10.0] "Ich hatte das Glück diesen Mann 2x zu treffen und er ist alles andere als arrogant oder sonst was. Wer behauptet ihm fehlt die Liebe zum Buizz der sollte sich nur seine Matches ansehen und wird eines besseren belehrt. Er hat es vom finaziellen Standpunkt gesehen, nicht nötig seine Knochen zu opfern. Anders wie CM Punk oder Samoa Joe. Darum lässt sich Ted auch nicht verbiegen... "HE HAS NO GIM - TED HART IST REAL, MOTHERFUCKERS! " =)"
[7.0] "Ich muss wirklich sagen dass mich die Argumentation einiger Leute hier doch sehr überrascht . Ich habe zwar von Teddy Hart auch (fast) nur negative Nachrichten gehört, aber was er im Ring abliefert ist einfach nur spitze. Wenn man hier "nur" wegen der Einstellung oder weil man nur negative Nachrichten gehört hat ihm 0 Punkte gibt, dann müsste man auch Leuten wie Shawn Michaels Punkte abziehen . Wie gesagt - wenn man sich seine Matches ansieht, merkt man, dass er seine Moves sehr gut und sauber (zumindest oft) durchführt - deshalb , auch wegen der überzogen negativen Bewertungen und weil er Charisma hat, hatte ich hier ein sehr gut gegeben. Da er allerdings in den letzten Matches die ich gesehen habe abgebaut hat , gibts hier nur noch eine 2-."
[5.0] "Wrestlerisch sicherlich top, verbaut sich aber alles durch sein Auftreten und Verhalten gegenüber anderen. Schade, denn vom Wrestling hätt ich ihm 8 Pkt gegeben, so gibts leider nur 5."
[2.0] "Teddy Hart zeigt keine Liebe für diesen Sport. Ihm fehlt die richtige Einstellung, die Disziplin und all das, was nun mal neben dem Talent dazu gehört. Ruht sich viel zu sehr auf seinem "Namen" aus und ich kann es einfach nicht nachvollziehen, wie man sich so häufig die Chance entgehen lassen kann, groß raus zu kommen. Abgesehen davon halte ich ihn für einen durchschnittlichen Wrestler, der sicher mehr aus sich machen könnte, es aber doch vorzieht, die Spotmaschine zu spielen."
[10.0] "Ich halte ihn für einen sehr guten Wrestler, der mit Recht bei der WWE einen Developmentvertrag hatte... Klar ist sein Verhalten nicht akzeptabel, doch dies darf man ihn eine Bewertung der In-Ring-Fähigkeiten nicht mit einbeziehen..."
[6.0] "Im Ring sicherlich kein Schlechter hat ein paar gute Spots auf lager, aber die Einstellung stimmt vorne und hinten nicht. Er verbaut sich eine nach der anderen Chance auf eine vlt große Karriere. Naja, wer nicht will der hat schon."
[4.0] "4 Punkte muss ich ihm einfach geben, weil er wirklich verdammt gut ist. Er hat von seinen Vorfahren nur das Beste mitgekriegt, wenn es um Talent im Ring geht. Leider hat er null Quäntchen Liebe für's Business und sein Ego ist so aufgeblasen, dass selbst ein 97er Shawn Michaels neben ihm wie ein Messdiener wirkt. Wer ihm hier 10 Punkte gibt, hat wohl nur von dem "gehört" was Teddy so alles gebracht hat (oder, dass er halt "'ne negative Einstellung" hat)--->Bullshit! Allein was er bei ROH seinerzeit veranstaltet hat, ist eine Schande (nicht nur für die Hart Family, sondern überhaupt) - eine Niederlage nicht verkauft, sondern sich mit Shooting Star Press' nach dem Kampf noch selbst over gebracht und sich selbst gefeiert und anschließend den Ring vollgekotzt... 3 Mal... geht's noch?"
[10.0] "Es mag zwar sein das sein Verhalten nicht das beste war, doch bei FCW waren die anderen Wrestler sogar neidisch darauf, wie gut sich doch Hart verhalten habe und was er im Ring gezeigt hat. Ich hoffe er kommt noch einmal zu Besinnung und kommt bei ROH unter. Den seine Ring Skills und Moves sind eien Klasse für sich und beeindrucken mich immer wieder. Er trägt für mich zu recht den Namen Hart den auch er steht für höchste Technik."
[8.0] "Passt eigentlich weder von seinem Wrestlingstil noch von seiner Einstellung her wirklich in die WWE. Dennoch hoffe ich irgendwie, dass er sich endlich in den Griff bekommt und endlich mal eine seine vielen Chancen nutzt. Denn das Zeug (und den Namen) dazu hätte er zweifelsohne..."
[8.0] "Das er ein herrausragender Wrestler ist, steht außer Frage. Nur um ein ganz großer zu sein, muss man eben auch menschlich was auf der Platte haben und sich genug anpassen können, um nicht überall im Doghouse bzw. auf der Straße zu landen. Daher nur ein 2 für ihn."
[2.0] "Was im Ring und außerhalb des Ringes passiert, versuche ich eigentlich zu trennen. Doch das Einzige, was man von diesem Mann bislang hörte, war ausschließlich Negatives! Aber das kann sich ja noch ändern..."
[8.0] "Seit seinen Auftritten bei MLW war ich von ihm begeistert, damals noch mit Sieg über Bryan Danielson. Die ganzen Zwischenfälle und No-Shows sind natürlich nicht gerade positiv, aber im Ring unterhält er mich immer sehr und hat das Zeug ein Großer zu werden wenn er nur mal seine Attitüden ablegen würde. Absolut sehenswert auch seine Fehde gegen Homicide bei JAPW."
[8.0] "Unglaublicher Wrestler. Leute mit seinem Talent gibt es wahrlich nicht viele. Doch leider fehlen ihm noch einige Kenntnisse, um ihn noch besser dastehen zu lassen, was aber wegen seines jungen Alters noch erledigt werden könnte. Seine Undiszipliniertheiten muss er unbedingt ablegen, sonst sehe ich Schwarz."
[8.0] "Irgendein Offizieller von ROH sagte mal (ungefähr), dass er eines der größten Talente der heutigen Zeit sei, es aber nie zu irgendwas bringen wird... wenn er nicht disziplinierter wird scheint dem so... Dennoch find ich ihn unglaublich... muss aber noch an Psychologie arbeiten..."
[8.0] "Superkranker Spotwrestler, der sich nicht zu Schade ist 2947 Shooting Star Presses in einem Kampf unterzubringen. Hat zwar mit Psychologie nicht viel zu tun, aber kommt total geil. :D"
[8.0] "Das er nicht gerade superbeliebt ist, liegt wohl eher an seinem Charakter als an seinen Fähigkeiten im Ring. Darüber sehe ich jetzt mal hinweg..."
