She is the 2 times National Cheerleading Champion. Julia Hart made her debut on 22 November 2019 against Alyna and Julia won. Julia is unmarried and she never revealed about her personal life.
Her coach names are Ken Anderson, Cody Rhodes, Dustin Rhodes, and QT Marshall. Her primary position is 1B and her secondary position is LF in Wrestling. She completed her school study at Ken Anderson’s School and she trained in this school. However, that is bound to change in the future.Julia Hart was born on 8 November 2001 and belongs to Cambridge, Minnesota, United States. While some may have doubted that a small, blonde girl would fit in with the muscular and tattooed men of the House of Black, she was the missing piece nobody knew they needed. While her male stablemates recently became the AEW World Trios Champions, Hart has yet to find gold. Julia Hart has since become an integral part of the House of Black, adding more to their whole aesthetic and helping distract opponents, allowing her teammates to gain the advantage. If you would have told me I was joining House Of Black a year ago I would have been like ‘You’re crazy, what?’. I’m just constantly learning and excited to do things with them. It’s just such a new environment that I needed as a young little rookie. I’m constantly learning from all of them. It’s crazy how being with the House Of Black and how creative everyone is and just being around in that environment of those people. I did have a lot of ideas of where we could have gone with that, but I just needed something different and new and a different side of me that I can pull from. Being on the sideline and cheering for someone else, I was so sick of it. I was a competitive cheerleader for six years and you guys, I was so over it. “Words can’t explain how much I’m obsessed with my new character. In an interview on the AEW Unrestricted podcast conducted last year, Hart spoke about her character change and how much she loves it:
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With her impressive showings on Dark over the past year, many fans think she is more than TV ready. Despite her impressive record from last year to now, she has not had a TV match since her turn. She also adopted a more aggressive in-ring style, including her brutal, Hartless submission move, which has allowed her to win 18 straight matches. Since joining the House, Hart turned from a bubbly cheerleader to a gothic, almost witch-like woman, as her entire aesthetic and entrance music turned darker. In the match’s closing moments, the lights went out and returned to reveal Hart, who sprayed PAC with the black mist, officially marking her joining the House of Black. After weeks of hinting at a possible turn from Hart, it all came together at the Double or Nothing PPV in May as the House of Black faced off against Death Triangle (PAC, Penta Oscuro, and Rey Fénix).
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On April 8th, 2022, when the House of Black (Malakai Black, Brody King, and Buddy Matthews) confronted the Varisty Blondes, Black spat black mist into Hart’s eyes, causing her to wear an eye patch and later showed signs of opposition to Pillman and Garrison. The turning point of Hart’s career came with the House of Black. Julia Hart is the future of AEW’s Women’s Division. Her first AEW television match came at the special Blood and Guts Dynamite episode in a losing effort to Britt Baker. Hart gained her first AEW win when she defeated Tesha Price on Dark in May 2021. She had her first AEW match in April 2021, where Kris Statlander defeated her on Dark.
and Griff Garrison, forming The Varsity Blondes. Using her real-life cheerleading background, where she is a two-time National Cheerleading Champion, as her gimmick, she was aligned with Brian Pillman Jr. When Hart joined AEW 2021, she sporadically appeared on AEW’s YouTube show, AEW Dark, and television show, AEW Dynamite. Since joining AEW, Julia Hart has shown much promise, whether from her natural athletic ability or character work, and her future continues to get brighter. Julia Hart is showing the potential to be a future star for All Elite Wrestling
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