Owen James Hart(1965-1999) was a Canadian professional and amateur wrestler. He was the youngest son of Stu Hart; and the brother of Bret "The Hitman" Hart. Having captured every major championship, except for the Heavyweight Championship, Owen was arguably one of the World Wrestling Federation's most-talented grapplers...
In celebration of Monday Night RAW’s 1000th, WWE.com has posted photos from the first hundred episodes of RAW. Owen was featured in several of the photos. So I have uploaded them to our gallery.
My wonderful friend Cassidy has complied videos of all of Owen’s funniest moments and tribute video in honor of his birthday today. She has allowed me to post them on the site as well. Happy Birthday, Owen! Thank you for the memories. We love you. We miss you.
Photos from Owen’s Lion’s Den match against Ken Shamock from SummerSlam 1998 are featured in WWE.com’s 10 Superstar-Centric Specialty Matches. I have added the photos to our gallery.
Last night on SmackDown, Mick Foley, who was a close friend of Owen’s, paid tribute to his pal by uttering Owen’s catchphrase, “Enough is enough! It’s time for a change!” while he was on commentary. You may watch the clip below:
WWE.com has been completely re-vamped and they have added old photos to their photo collection. Owen’s in a view of those photos for the Survivor Series flashbacks from 1993 and 1994. I have added the photos to our gallery.
My lovely friend Melissa was kind enough to pass on some Owen photos that she had taken at WWF house show back in 1994. It was a charity event in Wisconsin; and this was at the height of Owen’s feud with Bret. I’d like to thank Melissa for sending them to me. Enjoy!
With it being January now, I thought I would upload some Owen matches from January. So I’ve started with a Sunday Night HEAT match. Owen faced Steve Blackman in a Lion’s Den match, where the only way to win is by submission. You can see some of Owen’s great mat and submission work in this bout. It ends in a no-contest when the “injured” Dan Severn, who was the Special Guest Referee, attacked Blackman, surprisingly on Owen’s behalf.
A lot of folks have told me that there are some difficulties with viewing videos in Coppermine due to certain plug-ins being required. So I have moved all of the Owen videos to the server that contains videos for mine and my friend’s other sites. Everyone should be able to watch all the matches now.
Owen was featured in yet another WWE.com feature this week. The feature is entitled “WWE Bring it Back!: Evolution” and it recalls some of WWE’s greatest factions–The Hart Foundation, comprised Owen, Bret, Jim Neidhart, British Bulldog, and Brian Pillman, is listed.
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Owen James Hart (1965-1999) was a Canadian professional and amateur wrestler. He was the youngest son of Stu Hart; and the brother of Bret "The Hitman" Hart. Having captured every major championship, except for the Heavyweight Championship, Owen was arguably one of the World Wrestling Federation's most-talented grapplers...
