Man Who Tackled WWE Star Bret ‘The Hitman’ Hart Allegedly Stalked Other Fighter: Report
MMA fighter Haris Talundzic reportedly had to file an order of protection against Zachary Madsen, who is accused of tackling Hart Saturday night.
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The man accused of tackling WWE legend Bret “The Hitman” Hart during his Hall of Fame induction speech Saturday night was previously accused of stalking an MMA fighter, according to police records obtained by The New York Post. In September, fighter Haris Talundzic had to file an order of protection against Zachary Madsen, who reportedly trained alongside him at a gym in Lincoln, Nebraska. Talundzic told a judge at the time that he had quit the gym over concerns about Madsen’s mental well-being. Madsen, who is 26, is listed as an amateur MMA fighter. He now faces assault charges for allegedly tackling Hart.
If you didn't see it here's #BretHart being assaulted during the #WWEHOF speech. Disgusting. Something like this should never happen again. Seriously @WWE stoo allowing fans to attend #WWEHallOfFame ceremonies. Talents & media press only. #WrestleMania #HallOfFame #HartFoundation pic.twitter.com/6Fwo3dxBbI
— TheRCWRShow🎤 (@TheRCWRShow) April 7, 2019
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