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  1. Paul Diaz-Berrio

    Owen Hart's WWF Run: 1999 and beyond

    I take your point well. Indeed, it'd have been better for Owen to hold for just a little longer. According to Bret's bio, Vince said he was never letting Owen go. I assume he meant this figuratively, as I do believe in most western countries it is illegal to force a man to resign after his...
  2. Paul Diaz-Berrio

    Owen Hart's WWF Run: 1999 and beyond

    I concur with all of these reasons. Now, if Vince had sued Owen for breech of contract, would that have been too much for Owen to handle? Davey Boy had a stiff amount to pay to get out of his contract. 150 K was a hell of a lot.
  3. Paul Diaz-Berrio

    Owen Hart's WWF Run: 1999 and beyond

    Why was the Bulldog able to break his contract and get away with paying a fine and Owen wasn't? Vince sued Davey for breech of contract and he would have sued Owen for the same reason had he wanted to leave WWE. So, what stopped Owen pressing the eject button? Davey Boy pushed it and he didn’t...
  4. Paul Diaz-Berrio

    Owen Hart's WWF Run: 1999 and beyond

    A twelve year contract? Am I reading this correctly?
  5. Paul Diaz-Berrio

    Owen Hart's WWF Run: 1999 and beyond

    Yeah, according to Bret's autobiography, Vince told him that he would sue Owen for breech of contract if he pursued the matter any further. Vince also said he would never let Owen go. I don't recall Vince ever doing that to anyone, though. Does anyone here know how long Owen would have been...
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