Earl Hebner was a recent guest on “The Ten Count” podcast to discuss a variety of topics, including the time he suffered a brain aneurysm the day before WrestleMania 14.
The former WWE referee said, “In 1998, I was in Boston, Massachusetts and I had a brain aneurysm the day before WrestleMania. That night, I was drinking beer with The Undertaker, and I had a big pain in my head, and I said ‘Something ain’t right.’ Anyway…He took me to the New England Medical Center, and those people saved my life.”
He continued, “I owe Boston everything. I never made WrestleMania that year, but when we went back down the road, I went there and must’ve taken 50 people in the ICU to the show. They helped me, they stayed with me, and took good care of me, so I could make it. That was awesome.”
