During an appearance on WINCLY, Jimmy Korderas spoke on being the referee scheduled to work Owen Hart’s match the night of his death, and therefore being in the ring when he fell. Here’s what he had to say:
It wasn’t easy. After some time had passed, I don’t wanna say it was easier, but after thinking about some things, stuff would come back to me that I had forgotten about whether intentionally or not. Little things that pop into your head that you may have forgotten from so many years ago. The one thing I told them that I couldn’t remember was going from Kansas City to St. Louis for RAW the next day. I don’t remember the ride to St. Louis. I don’t remember how I got there, who drove or if we flew. All of a sudden, we’re in St. Louis and I don’t remember how we got there.
Even my wife, who was my fiancée at the time, said, ‘You okay?’ I said ‘Yeah’ and she asks where are you. I said, ‘I think I’m in St. Louis.’ She goes, ‘What do you mean you think you’re in St. Louis’ and I don’t remember how I got there. I just blanked out for a while, I guess.
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