RIP Scott Hall (1958-2022)

[AMcV'88]

damn, that Nash post.

Ultimate Warrior was my first favorite wrestler as a kid but Scott/Razor became my favorite for real. rest in paradise my guy.

 

[BK The Great]

This is hard to read

 

[Dabrothawithnoname]

NWO and Stone Cold epitomized cool in the late 90s.

When you down with the NWO you down with the NWO 4 life.

 

[YaThreadTrashB!]

 

[Rell84shots]

Hopefully the same can apply to other wrestlers that have retired or have had serious health issues.

The problem with athletes is that they don't know when to walk away. Brady came back and if he gets lit up and carted off the field he's going to regret that decision. Wrestlers don't quit unless they have WOAT match, or a career ending injury.

 

[Bud Bundy]

RIP

His family is going to take him off life support

 

[MushroomX]

Still a Classic Entrance

 

[Another Man]

The next twenty years of our life are going to be tough. A lot of people we knew, not just from pro-wrestling, but every part of entertainment that we grew up with are going to start passing away.

80s baby here, and shyts already heavy

 

[tremonthustler1]

His E:60 answered so many questions about his life and how messed up everything was for him. I'm glad he gets to finally rest in peace because I got sad every time someone paid him to show up to a wrestling event. At least he got to know how much the wrestling world loved him.

 

[daboywonder2002]

What is going on with all these surgery complications? Deion Sanders had to have his toes amputated because of it. there was a high school football player in Georgia who died from shoulder surgery. His name was Robbie Roper. Now Scott Hall. It's getting out of hand. Before surgery was routine. NOw I wouldn't even recommend surgery because you might not make it out.

 

[The_Unchosen_One]

Scheme Gene working that hotline upstairs

"I've got the scoop on the newest member to join us soon, I can't tell you on air but call now and hear the scoop, kids have your parents permission"

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

The next twenty years of our life are going to be tough. A lot of people we knew, not just from pro-wrestling, but every part of entertainment that we grew up with are going to start passing away.

Yeah I'm not too fond of this period. From about your mid 30s to the mid 60s you'll experience the great dying. Celebrities, teachers, co-workers, friends, family etc etc. Once you're in your mid 60s you'd have lost enough people where the dying will slow down a bit. Then it'll be a mild dying. Then you die.

 

[BK The Great]

Wonder if Hogan gonna say his condolences

 

[kdslittlebro]

This shyt hitting me hard Hall & Nash were one of my first favorite tag teams, and NWO speaks for itself

 

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