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Owen Hart, 1965–1999: He fell 78 feet. In front of a sold-out arena. During a live pay-per-view. And then the show kept going. Owen Hart was the youngest of twelve children in the Hart wrestling family. He spent years trying to build a life outside wrestling. When nothing stuck, he followed his family into the ring at 20, and it turned out he was exceptional at it. One of the best of his generation. By 1999 he was ready to be done. He’d told reporters he was walking away when his contract was up. He had a lake house picked out and two kids at home. The WWF had other plans, slotting him into a ridiculous superhero character named The Blue Blazer, a gimmick he hated, one that required him to descend from the arena rafters on a harness for a comedic entrance. On May 23rd, at a pay-per-view in Kansas City, the harness released too early. Owen fell 78 feet and hit the ring chest-first at 50 miles an hour, severing his aorta on impact. He was rushed to Truman Medical Center and pronounced dead. The event paused fifteen minutes, then continued. An hour later, announcer Jim Ross came back on camera and told the audience at home that Owen had died. His widow sued and settled for $18 million, which she used to start the Owen Hart Foundation. To this day, she has refused every request to induct him into the wrestling Hall of Fame. Her position is simple: they don’t get to honor him. #owenhart #wwf #prowrestling #wrestlinghistory #onthisday
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