Wrestling icon Scott Hall dies at 63
Two-time Hall of Fame wrestler Scott Hall has passed away, Stamford-based WWE announced.
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Mar 15, 2022, 11:15 AM
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15ds agoTwo-time Hall of Fame wrestler Scott Hall has passed away, Stamford-based WWE announced.
Known as Razor Ramon in WWE, he jumped to rival WCW and formed the NWO, which started one of the most-watched periods in wrestling history.
Hall recently suffered three heart attacks after a blood clot broke away from his hip following surgery.
Known as 'The BadGuy' Hall, he once said, "Bad Times don't last. Bad Guys Do."
Hall was 63 years old.
