[Road Warrior Shark]

I just skimmed the article.. but wwe.com has a little blurb about his managerial career.

As a fan of the 80's WCCW, I HATED Hart, but he was always a great character.

[Attitude Adjuster]

Gary Hart was one of the most underrated managers. He took on the "crazy" wrestlers (See Great Kabuki, Abdullah the Butcher), and with his voice he made them into marketable commodities.

[The Jewish Cunthead]

I thought this was the dude who ran for president.

[Mr. Dashbee]

Gary Hart was an awesome heel manager. His voice just really put over how insane his charges were. And he always seemed to have control/power over them, making his that much more crazy.

I wish there were more great heel managers. Daivari did a good job, but was pulled away from Khali too soon.

[bdbdbd]

I was too young (and too northern) to have experienced Gary Hart's greatest works first hand, but once I was let lose on the internets and broke the chains of markdom and spent every free cent on tape buying and trading I quickly grew too appreciate the man.

His interview segments on the Heroes of World Class and Triumph and Tragedy of World Class DVDs are probably the best parts of both.