*Anybody Else REALLY Remember Owen Hart's Death?*

sean is the only member here who I know went to the PPV...a part of me wants to get his attention of this thread, but another part of me would rather he not share...y'know, the details.

Yeah I was watching it with a few friends and it was pretty surreal. I was in my mid twenties at the time and I still remember it very clearly.

I remember I was sitting in history class. I was a Soph in HS. I heard the news b/c I picked up my teachers USA today. I had fallen out of wrestling interest a little bit during the attitude era for the only time in my life. I just wasn't into it b/c I was a Bret fan and when he left WWF I just lost interest. I was literally speechless when I read what happened to Owen who always served as like a second favorite. I loved the Hart's and the HF. I couldn't stop thinking about what Bret must be going through and that poor family. There have been a LOT of wrestling deaths over the years but none stuck with me like that one. After reading about what happened to Owen I just couldn't get it out of my head the rest of the day and week. It bothered me at school. I tried to talk to other friends about it and see their feelings on it but no one was as big of a wrestling fan as I was in my school. I'll never forget the time around when Owen left. It was like innocence lost in WWF to be honest. Owen was a prince in a land of monsters somewhat. Just tough to swallow. Perfect and Bulldog passing really bothered me as well.

I was 13. Owen was my favorite. I remember my dad wanted to cut back on ppv buying so he would only get me the big ones. Instead we watched some made for tv "Jesse Ventura Story" movie that debuted that night. The news came on after and I cried my eyes out

I was over a buddy's house down in his theater room in his basement. (yes he was rich) and there was about 15 of us watching the ppv. And as terrible as this sounds, during the lead in to the match, a friend of mine actually said "I hate owen hart. kill yourself" as a joke. Then it happend. And we all looked at him like wtf and he was stunned. white as a ghost. nobody smiled or said much the rest of the night. We still talk about him calling that like that. He was weirded out by it for a long time. I still have the next night's raw on tape.

i was 6, i dont remember. my family watched WCW in the 90's stopped around 2000 and started watching wrestling again in late 2001 or early 2002

I remember watching it live too. There was never any video footage from the show, but I remember seeing a few photos in WOW Magazine taken by photographers in the hard cam section while they were performing CPR. I believe that's all that ever surfaced.

I wasn't watching Over The Edge, but was shocked when it was on the news in the morning.

I think I was 10 at the time. My parents always put me to sleep at 9pm. The came into my room that night that night night to tell me wrestler had died, So f'n surreal.