Profile: Jim Neidhart

James Henry Neidhart, an American expert wrestler, best known for his appearances in the 1990s in the World Wrestling Federation as Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart, passed away on Monday. He was 63.

His sudden death came as a stun for individual wrestlers and fans over the globe.

The previous WWE Tag Team Champion purportedly fell at around 6:30am at his home in Florida and passed away not long after the fall.

Americal media revealed that Neidhart's significant other Elizabeth told crisis staff that her better half crumbled while evidently having a seizure.

Elizabeth called 911 in light of the fact that she thought he was having a seizure as he "experiences seizures and takes solution" for them.

Profession 

He worked for Hart's Stampede Wrestling from 1978 to 1983, and again in 1985, amid which time he wedded Ellie Hart, one of Stu's little girls.

At the point when Stu Hart sold Stampede Wrestling to Vince McMahon, proprietor of the World Wrestling Federation (WWF), Neidhart and Bret Hart were incorporated into the arrangement.

The new group was named The Hart Foundation and was overseen by Jimmy Hart (no connection to Bret).

Life 

Neidhart and spouse Ellie have three little girls, one of whom, Natalie, is an expert wrestler under the ring name "Natalya", as of now marked to WWE.

Neidhart was captured on September 6, 2010 and accused of two checks of ownership of controlled substances with expectation to convey, two tallies of trafficking unlawful medications, one tally of robbery of a vacant staying, and one tally of third degree fabulous burglary for property stolen somewhere in the range of $300 and $5,000.

He was captured in the wake of getting to be forceful with police in the wake of ingesting numerous pills outside a service station. In March 2012, he was condemned to five months and 29 days in prison.

Amid his condemning, he was captured and held in scorn of court. Neidhart finished two spells in recovery paid for by WWE.