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Line 2: {{quote\|''Owen didn't die due to a heart problem likely brought on by the excessive steroid abuse; he didn't overdose on the popular combination of alcohol and pain pills; he didn't die by any fault of his own. Owen James Hart died because he was a company man, a pawn in [[Monday Night Wars\|a ratings battle that had already been over for a long time]].''\|''[[Wrestlecrap\|RD Reynolds]], '''The Death of WCW'''''}} {{quote\|''Well [[~~This~~Punctuated! IsFor! ~~Sparta~~Emphasis!\|ENOUGH! IS ENOUGH!]] And it's time for a CHANGE!''\|'''Owen Hart's [[Catch Phrase]]'''}} '''Owen James Hart''' (May 7, 1965 – May 23, 1999) was a professional wrestler best known for his work in [[WWE\|the World Wrestling Federation]], though he also wrestled for Stampede Wrestling, New Japan Pro Wrestling, and (for a brief period) [[WCW\|World Championship Wrestling]]. He held the Intercontinental, European, and Tag Team Championships, won two Slammy Awards (one of his trademark accomplishments), and was the 1994 King of the Ring. He was also part of the storied [[Wrestling Family\|Hart family]] - one of WWE Hall of Famer Stu Hart's many children, he was the brother of WWE Hall of Famer [[Bret Hart]] and the brother-in-law of both "The British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith and Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart.