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Owen Hart

Owen Hart was regarded as one of the best technical wrestlers of his generation, and spent the bulk of his career on the WWF roster.

Hart, the younger brother of Bret Hart and a member of the famed Hart family, debuted in 1983 and eventually made his way into his father's Stampede Wrestling promotion. Owen made his way to WWF for a short run in 1988, and after bouncing around for a few more years, returned to WWF in 1991 as part of the Hart Foundation. Owen briefly teamed up with Koko B. Ware as High Energy before embarking getting involved with several of Bret's storylines.

Owen and Bret began a long feud in which Owen became tired of wrestling Bret's shadow, and Owen turned heel on Bret in 1994. Owen went on to defeat Bret at WrestleMania X, then won the 1994 King of the Ring. The Harts would meet again several times that summer, buiding up to in an epic cage match that Bret won at SummerSlam. The feud wouldn't end there, and Owen would cost Bret the WWF Championship by forcing his mother to throw in the towel for his brother in a title match against Bob Backlund.

Owen began teaming with The British Bulldog in 1996, and he reunited with Bret in 1997 for a short time before Bret left for WCW after Survivor Series and the Montreal Screwjob. Owen stayed in WWF, and he reemerged as a babyface singles competitor and won the European Championship. Hart would again turn heel in 1998, joining up with the Nation of Domination.

When the Nation broke up, Hart began teaming with Jeff Jarrett and after kayfabe quitting, began wrestling under a mask as the Blue Blazer.

Tragically, Owen passed away as the result of an accident at the Over the Edge PPV in 1999,

This edit uses 180 points and has four attires, moves, and logic.

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