Talk:Harry Smith (wrestler)

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On WWE.com there is a cool interview with Harry Smith and how he's dealt with the many tragedies of the Hart family. Another good thing he says is that he doesn't want to be "Bulldog v.2" and wants his own identity. I think we'll see him debut during the United Kingdom tour and/or after his appearance on "Hogan Knows Best".

[edit] WWE contract signing

It's about time official word was made that the WWE signed Harry Smith. I was getting tired of reverting that comment. I know I was being anal retentive about it, but Wikipedia is not a rumor mill. There are a ton of wrestling sites out there that simply aren't reliable. Beisnj 23:13, 8 April 2006 (UTC)

Smith has confirmed his signing on his website. I doubt WWE will release a statement. McPhail 18:06, 9 April 2006 (UTC)

I saw on a more reliable wrestling website than some of the others that were quoted stating that he had signed. I wasn't even willing to trust his own website. I know that's harsh, but wrestlers make claims all the time that aren't true. Given that edits claiming he was signed to the WWE were also coming in with a bunch of other edits claiming he was 600 pounds and other such silly vandalism, I thought there was a decent chance the whole thing was just nonsense. Beisnj 18:33, 9 April 2006 (UTC)