jacdnwarrior
Championship Contender
@therockiswwf
Do we have to go on back and forth like this forever ? Owen fell from a very high level struck his head against the turnbuckle (if I'm not mistaken) and fell into the ring. Just his blood in the ring would have been enough for me to say that it shouldn't continue. Let's also be reall about the time. The information I've seen (may or may not be true) Owen was less than thrilled with staying with WWE after the Montreal Screwjob but he was obligated due to his contract, which he couldn't get out of. He refused to do a number of angles because he felt it would be disrespectful to his family. As punishment he's put back in the Blue Blazer outfit. The stunt went wrong. Vince didn't want to see Owen fall to his death. He may have panicked. That being said, I completely disagree with Vince for continuing the ppv even after he knew Owen had died, kept it from the audience at home or in the stadium and made the performers work knowing that he had passed on in the very same ring Owen died in.
I notice you didn't answer any of my examples I mentioned in that post. I saw a newstory about an umpire collapsing at a MLB baseball game and subsequently dying. They stopped the game. They weren't doctors and they weren't certain about whether he was dead or alive. Hank Gathers collapses on the basketball court. They stopped the game. You think those people knew they would die ? No, they didn't, but they stopped it anyway. You think they didn't lose money ? Of course they did. They stopped it anyway. So hindsight isn't the issue, some fucking compassion for another human and the man's family is. Now people are blasting his widow for not wanting to associate with him, gimme a fucking break. She and their children live with the consequences of Owen's death and if they choose to not associate with the company, that's her right. I think he should be in the HoF and a dvd made, but I'm not going to trash her for not doing it. That's her decision to make not mine, Bret's or any one else's.
Do we have to go on back and forth like this forever ? Owen fell from a very high level struck his head against the turnbuckle (if I'm not mistaken) and fell into the ring. Just his blood in the ring would have been enough for me to say that it shouldn't continue. Let's also be reall about the time. The information I've seen (may or may not be true) Owen was less than thrilled with staying with WWE after the Montreal Screwjob but he was obligated due to his contract, which he couldn't get out of. He refused to do a number of angles because he felt it would be disrespectful to his family. As punishment he's put back in the Blue Blazer outfit. The stunt went wrong. Vince didn't want to see Owen fall to his death. He may have panicked. That being said, I completely disagree with Vince for continuing the ppv even after he knew Owen had died, kept it from the audience at home or in the stadium and made the performers work knowing that he had passed on in the very same ring Owen died in.
I notice you didn't answer any of my examples I mentioned in that post. I saw a newstory about an umpire collapsing at a MLB baseball game and subsequently dying. They stopped the game. They weren't doctors and they weren't certain about whether he was dead or alive. Hank Gathers collapses on the basketball court. They stopped the game. You think those people knew they would die ? No, they didn't, but they stopped it anyway. You think they didn't lose money ? Of course they did. They stopped it anyway. So hindsight isn't the issue, some fucking compassion for another human and the man's family is. Now people are blasting his widow for not wanting to associate with him, gimme a fucking break. She and their children live with the consequences of Owen's death and if they choose to not associate with the company, that's her right. I think he should be in the HoF and a dvd made, but I'm not going to trash her for not doing it. That's her decision to make not mine, Bret's or any one else's.