5 things we know about Bret Hart's assault incident at the WWE Hall of Fame 2019

#4. Madsen's tweets indicate serious mental health issues

ROAD TRIP!! I want to say THANK YOU to @VinceMcMahon for helping guide US to the Main evenT of #WrestleMania35 #WWEIt's been an honor to Bounce Off Brilliance. Look what WE started. We're going to have to take the BATMOBILE though, seeing as my car has a ... DENT. 💙💙💙 pic.twitter.com/5F9MJ0PrUq

— Zach Madsen (@iAmMad______sen) April 4, 2019

This is a very serious concern because mental health issues are no joke. Fans and other sites have dug up Zach Madsen's social media profile and from what it seems (especially with his WWE-related tweets), he doesn't exactly seem to be mentally stable.

Fightful reached out to a fighter that Madsen knew, who said that he "seemed harmless and nice, but often didn't make sense."

Based on everything I've seen/heard, the dude needs help. If you know him personally and can encourage him to get help, please do it. He's got a lot of content, knowledge and training and a clear patter of behavior where it could be someone besides him getting hurt next time

— Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful.com (@SeanRossSapp) April 7, 2019

As we said, mental health issues are no joke and must be dealt with immediately. In such cases, it's very evident that it falls beyond just borderline issues. These are legitimate problems that require major treatment from a psychiatrist.

If that doesn't happen, someone in his life is going to get seriously affected. The fact that he had the guts to go out to the ring and assault Hart says it all. There's no way that he could possibly have not known about the consequences of his actions.

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