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The Tragic Death of Owen Hart in the Ring
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August 24, 2020
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5:22Now PlayingIn 1999, Owen Hart fell 80 foot from the rafters in the middle of a WWE pay-per-view event. He died, but the show continued. Bravely reliving his final day, his widow Martha reveals the mistakes that took his life.
Here’s exactly what happened, according to the people who were there.
DARK SIDE OF THE RING Season 2 ventures deeper into wrestling's shrouded past, tackling the biggest stories from the last 40 years, with unprecedented access to a new cast of insiders who reveal the brutal and often tragic consequences of a life lived in the squared circle. Watch PART 2 of this episode and the rest of the new SEASON 2 box set free on All 4
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