The Undertaker competed in the main event of Over the Edge 1999, but his mind was focused on the shocking death of Owen Hart.
The show is remembered for the tragic death of Hart, who passed away after a malfunction in the harness he was supposed to use for his entrance.
On a recent Q&A edition of his “Six Feet Under” podcast, The Undertaker shared how he was feeling at the time of the accident. He said,
“We’re all grinding, just trying to do the best that we could but trying to process the information that somebody just passed away due to some, whatever, the rigging accident. A guy that you spent tonnes of time with and seen every day for years and you just losing. One minute he’s there and then the next he’s not.
“Then you have to go out and put the pieces together and try and perform, it was probably one of the most difficult, definitely, mentally one of the toughest days I think I’ve ever had.”
The Undertaker won the WWF Championship for the third time at the event. A tribute episode dedicated to Owen took place the next night on RAW.
