Farewell, Razor Ramon: The Legendary Scott Hall 1958-2022

It is with a heavy heart that we say goodbye to Scott Hall, also known as Razor Ramon. Scott was an icon in the wrestling world, and his legacy will be remembered for years to come. He was born in 1958 and made his professional wrestling debut in 1984. He quickly rose through the ranks and became one of the most popular wrestlers of all time. Scott was known for his signature moves, including the Razor’s Edge and the Outsider’s Edge. He retired from professional wrestling in 2002, but made a brief return in 2010. Scott passed away on April 20th, 2022 at the age of 64. We would like to thank Scott for all the memories and wish him farewell. Thank you, Scott, for everything. Rest in peace.

WWE is saddened to learn that two-time WWE Hall of Famer Scott Hall has passed away.

WWE extends its condolences to Hall’s family, friends and fans. pic.twitter.com/jgqL3WizOS

— WWE (@WWE) March 15, 2022

1986: Scott Hall makes his in-ring debut.

On May 25, 1986, Scott Hall’s WCW debut made his in-ring debut at a World Class Championship Wrestling event in Dallas, Texas. He would have a successful career in wrestling, winning multiple championships and becoming one of the most popular wrestlers of his generation. Hall’s career was not without its controversies, but he always managed to bounce back and remain one of the most entertaining performers in the business. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at Scott Hall’s early career and some of the highlights of his time in World Class Championship Wrestling.

1989: Scott Hall debuts in the AWA as “Big” Scott Hall.

AWA fans were in for a treat when “Big” Scott Hall made his debut in 1989. The 6’7″, 275-pound powerhouses was an imposing figure, and he didn’t disappoint in the ring. With his size and strength, Hall was able to dominate opponents and quickly become a fan favorite. Thanks to Scott Hall, the AWA had one of its most popular years ever.

1991: Scott Hall signs with WCW as “The Diamond Studd.”

In 1991, Scott Hall signed with World Championship Wrestling as “The Diamond Studd.” He quickly became one of the most popular stars in the company, winning the WCW Television Championship and participating in some of the most memorable moments in WCW history. In this blog post, we’ll take a look back at Scott Hall’s time in WCW and how he became one of the biggest names in professional wrestling.

1992: Scott Hall debuts Razor Ramon on WWE TV.

To most wrestling fans, 1992 was the year that Hulk Hogan body-slammed Andre the Giant at WrestleMania III. But for those in the know, 1992 was also the year that Scott Hall made his debut as Razor Ramon on WWE TV.

Hall had a lot of success in WCW as part of the nWo, but many fans were curious to see how he would fare in WWE. He didn’t disappoint, winning the Intercontinental Championship and endearing himself to the WWE Universe with his “‘bad guy” persona.

Sure, there have been other Superstars who have played similar characters over the years. But there’s something about Hall’s performance that makes him stand out from the rest.

1993: Razor Ramon wins the Intercontinental Championship for the second time at SummerSlam 1993.

In 1993, Scott Hall made his debut in the World Wrestling Federation as Razor Ramon. He quickly rose to the top of the card, and on September 13th, he won the Intercontinental Championship by defeating Shawn Michaels. This was only the beginning for Razor Ramon; he would go on to have a legendary career in the WWF. Here’s a look back at his title win over Michaels more than 20 years ago.

1994: Razor Ramon is suspended following a violation of the WWE Wellness Program.

On July 18, 1994, Scott Hall was suspended from the WWE after violating the company’s Wellness Program. This was just the beginning of Hall’s troubles with addiction and legal issues. While Hall’s substance abuse problems would continue to plague him for years, he did eventually get sober and return to the WWE. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at Razor Ramon’s suspension in 1994 and what led to it. We’ll also explore how Hall’s addiction affected his career and his personal life.

1996: Scott Hall shocks the world with his infamous Nitro debut.

In 1996, Scott Hall made a shocking debut on WCW Nitro that would change the wrestling world forever. Known as Razor Ramon in WWE, Hall emerged from the crowd and delivered a scathing promo that put WCW on notice. This moment is often considered one of the most iconic in professional wrestling history.

2006: Scott Hall attends WWE’s Hall of Fame ceremony.

In 2006, Scott Hall was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. This was a huge moment for him, as he had been away from the company for many years. He returned to WWE with open arms and was greeted by many fans. He gave an emotional speech at the induction ceremony, which cemented his legacy as one of the greatest wrestlers of all time.

2012: Scott Hall inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame by Diamond Dallas Page.

On April 1, 2012, Scott Hall was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame by Diamond Dallas Page. The ceremony was held at Wrestlemania XXVIII in Miami, Florida. This was a long time coming for the wrestling icon, who has battled addiction and personal demons for many years. Scotty “The Bad Guy” Hall is remembered fondly by fans for his outrageous personality and in-ring antics. We take a look back at his career highlights in this blog post.

Millions of fans around the world have fond memories of seeing Scott compete in ring from his days in WWE to WCW and beyond.

Scott Hall was an incredible wrestler and person. He will be remembered as one of the greatest wrestlers in history. His impact on the industry cannot be overstated, and his legacy will continue to be felt for many years to come. Farewell, Razor Ramon. You were one of a kind.