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Welcome to 10 count media on today's edition.

I'm talking to the goat of professional wrestling referees.

It's Earl Hebner.

Earl, how are you doing today?

Hey, man.

I'm doing great, and it's great to be back with you again.

It's great to see you on the whole refing show as I dubbed it in my brain.

But today we're talking about a moment that almost changed professional wrestling forever.

And it actually kind of did when Stone Cold Sea of Austin broke his neck at the 1997 SummerSlam.

Now, last week we talked about the double referee, greatest storyline of all time.

This storyline with Austin breaking his neck, it's an accident.

And out of, in your career, what is the worst wrestling injury that you have seen face to face because we have seen so many

injuries over the years but for you personally while being in the ring what was the worst one

you know the worst thing is truthfully steve was a broken neck that's that that's horrible

and to be involved in it and see it it's a heartbreaking now they're broken

arms and this and that and the other legs and you can overcome that in the period of time but when

you break your neck it's a serious situation and you don't know well you're going to be okay

you're going to be found or you're going to be back or what you never know yeah because like

mankind being tossed off a hell in the cell you know we saw him get up right this moment of

austin being dropped on his head you see him being held up.

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