Owen Hart.

**Mercury Bullet** · 04-12-2007, 01:58 PM

True. Wrestling is a dangerous business to be in and there's a risk of serious injury or death in just about everything wrestlers do. They get into the business knowing this and it's ridiculous that when an accident happens, it's always somebodies fault, and somebody should be held accountable for it. No, there is no true accountability to an accident. The only accountability could/should be placed on the one directly involved in the accident. Sometimes the outcome of the accident is horrific and tragic, but, like previously stated and relating to Owen Hart, he knew what he was getting himself in to and he took the responsibilities and consequences of his actions.

04-12-2007, 01:58 PM	#10
Mercury Bullet The Year of the Bullet Posts: 4,259	True. Wrestling is a dangerous business to be in and there's a risk of serious injury or death in just about everything wrestlers do. They get into the business knowing this and it's ridiculous that when an accident happens, it's always somebodies fault, and somebody should be held accountable for it. No, there is no true accountability to an accident. The only accountability could/should be placed on the one directly involved in the accident. Sometimes the outcome of the accident is horrific and tragic, but, like previously stated and relating to Owen Hart, he knew what he was getting himself in to and he took the responsibilities and consequences of his actions.