Hart, known as the Blue Blazer, died May 23, 1999, when he fell 78 feet after the harness that was lowering him to the ring opened early during a WWF event at Kansas City’s Kemper Arena ...

Owen Hart, who wrestled periodically under a mask as the Blue Blazer, died May 23 ... A source close to the case told The Kansas City Star the WWF agreed to pay the Harts $18 million.

Owen debuted in the WWF in 1988 under the Blue Blazer gimmick but lasted less than a year before departing. When he finally came back in 1991, he was entering a landscape that his brother had been ...

The WWF and its insurer will pay the settlement amount. Hart, known as the Blue Blazer, died May 23, 1999, during a wrestling event on pay-per-view television seen around the country. Hart plunged ...

Hart, who wrestled under the name "The Blue Blazer," died while performing a stunt last month at a WWF event in Kansas City. Hart was being lowered into the ring from the rafters of the arena.

WWF Attitude, even with its mixed reception ... Owen was a playable character, yet his Blue Blazer gimmick from the time was cut completely. This is understandable due to the portrayal of the ...

After success wrestling in Japan, and thanks to the working relationship between the former WWF and Smokey Mountain ... gimmick and became known as The Blue Blazer. With emphasis placed on his ...