No matter where his promising WWE career takes him, Tyson Kidd will always have Hart.

Kidd has that legendary surname to thank for grooming him into an up-and-coming WWE Superstar. Hailing from the same stomping grounds in Calgary, Alberta, Canada as the Hart clan, Kidd trained under the family patriarch Stu Hart at the influential Dungeon, then later under the personal guidance of WWE Hall of Famer Bret “Hit Man” Hart.

To pay tribute to the famous family that took him under their wing, Kidd donned the pink and black with David Hart Smith and Natayla to form The Hart Dynasty, reinvigorating the WWE tag team ranks with the a pulsing spirit not unlike The Hart Foundation decades earlier. The successful pairing showed their guts by coming to the aid of Bret Hart in his match against WWE Chairman Mr. McMahon at WrestleMania XXVI. "Hit Man" repaid the favor one month later by supporting The Hart Dynasty at ringside as they won the Unified Tag Team Championship from Big Show & The Miz in April 2010.

Though Kidd spent time honing his craft as solo Superstar following the split of The Hart Dynasty, the former “Stampede Kid” had no trouble stealing the show in the singles ranks. Although he was unsuccessful, it can be argued Kidd was the breakout star of the 2012 World Heavyweight Title Contract Money in the Bank Ladder Match.

In late December, the hiccup-quick aerial artist was dealt a severe setback when he hyperextended his knee and suffered several injuries (ligament and meniscus tears in his right knee and a fracture in his tibia plateau). With the subsequent surgery declared a success, doctors have estimated Kidd will require seven to nine months of recovery time, though the former WWE Tag Team Champion says he is aiming for six months on the mend.

When the last graduate of the fabled Hart Dungeon is cleared to return, success certainly won’t be far off on the horizon.