yeah i unfortunately saw the ppv that night. when owen hart was about to have his match. they kept it off the ring so you can't see but i knew something was wrong cause king and jr was like this isn't apart of the show. so then they skipped to the undertaker vs stone cold match. then after that match jr was like sorry ladies and gentleman but we just lost owen hart.

R.I.P. OWEN

quote Zero Tolerance

Every time I see Animal and Heidenreich I think of Hawk. The LoD music always sends a shiver down my spine. I remember watching the LoD years ago, what a great tag team they were. By far one of the greatest tag teams ever to grace the WWE, R.I.P Hawk, you were one of a kind.

WWE is trying to make LoD live on without Hawk by replacing him with Heidenreich. R.I.P. Hawk, Yokozuna, and other people who are missed, and lost in complete accidents. May your souls live on.

quote tommy 34

yeah i unfortunately saw the ppv that night. when owen hart was about to have his match. they kept it off the ring so you can't see but i knew something was wrong cause king and jr was like this isn't apart of the show. so then they skipped to the undertaker vs stone cold match. then after that match jr was like sorry ladies and gentleman but we just lost owen hart.

R.I.P. OWEN

I wasn't watching wrestling at that time, but that sounds awful. If I had been, I probably would have broke down into tears.

When wrestlers-and other athletes-put steroids-and other substances-into their bodies, it can set them up for health problems down the road, which can sadly lead to an early demise. It's starting to feel like a steroid era for a lot-if not, all-of sports.

Rest In Peace, Andre the Giant and Owen Hart.

I would just like to say that Owen Hart was my favorite wrestler ever since I watched WWF for the very 1st time, when I was about 9 years old (1992)

Everything he touched turned to gold, his character, most notably "The Rocket" and "The King Of Harts" were simply awesome and in my opinion surpassed Bret Harts "Hitman" character.

Ever since I became a pro wrestler 4 years ago, I've emulated Owen Hart from my very first match. He is one man that will live on forever in my mind. Thanks for reading.

Owen Hart's death is one of the few times that made me seriously weep. But at least, he died doing what he loved.




R.I.P Owen, you were the best.

quote Lesley Pro_04

quote tommy 34

yeah i unfortunately saw the ppv that night. when owen hart was about to have his match. they kept it off the ring so you can't see but i knew something was wrong cause king and jr was like this isn't apart of the show. so then they skipped to the undertaker vs stone cold match. then after that match jr was like sorry ladies and gentleman but we just lost owen hart.

R.I.P. OWEN

I wasn't watching wrestling at that time, but that sounds awful. If I had been, I probably would have broke down into tears.

When wrestlers-and other athletes-put steroids-and other substances-into their bodies, it can set them up for health problems down the road, which can sadly lead to an early demise. It's starting to feel like a steroid era for a lot-if not, all-of sports.

Rest In Peace, Andre the Giant and Owen Hart.

well the only thing is owen hart didn't die because of steroids. he was supposed to be entering his match by comming down from the ceiling on a wire but something went wrong and it sent him falling to his death.

Chris Candido was born on 21 March 1972.

wow, i was quite shocked when i first looked at this thread, i had no idea big bossman was dead. along with owen hart and british bulldog they were some of my favourite wrestlers when i first got into wrestling. to my knowledge i think british bulldog is the only british wrestler in WWE that ever got a heavyweight title shot. bulldog was always my first choice to win the royal rumble. bulldog and owen could have been fine wwe champions, butalas it was not to be.

quote the_REAL_zwarrior

Owen Hart's death is one of the few times that made me seriously weep. But at least, he died doing what he loved.




R.I.P Owen, you were the best.

what, falling off roofs? no joking around, but he didnt die wrestling, he died from a fall, i have never seen him wrestle and probably never will, but he didnt deserve to die, i've seen his fall and it is horrible, may he R.I.P. i cried on his tribute video on 10 years of raw, i didn't even know the guy.

wtf you saw the fall ? where you there that night? cause unless you were there or you saw pictures on the net of his fall then there is no way you could've seen it.

I've made it a point to never watch any video relating to Owen's death, especially after I watched it happen live on PPV. And yeah, I was on the brink of tears at his RAW tribute show as well, since he was always one of my favorite wrestlers. The entire Hart Foundation (with Pillman as well) has been racked by misfortune and pain that I wouldn't wish on anyone. I wanted to add more onto the post but I had to stop.