Description:
(Professional Wrestler Best Known for His Tenures with World Championship Wrestling (WCW))
Scott Hall was a retired American wrestler who professionally wrestled in WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) and WCW (World Wrestling Championship). He was well-known by the moniker Razor Ramon to wrestling fans the world over. With a career spanning over 25 years, he wrestled under many other names like ‘The Diamond Studd’, ‘Texas Scott’, etc. in TNA, NWA and AWA. He was born into an armed forces family and lived abroad for most of his childhood. After returning to the U.S., he got interested in wrestling and started training for it. Initially, he performed in smaller promotions both in the U.S. and abroad before getting his break on WCW. Throughout his career, he won many awards and championships. He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, both as ‘Razor Ramon’ and as part of a group. His personal life was very turbulent, where he battled substance abuse, alcoholism and legal issues which became a part of his storyline on WCW. He was married twice and had two children.
Birthday
October 20, 1958 (Libra)
Born In
United States
Alternative names
Scott Oliver Hall, Razor Ramon
Height
201 cm
Died on
March 14, 2022
Spouse/Ex-
Dana Lee Burgio (m. 1999–2001), Jessica Hart (m. 2006–2007)
Parents
Children
Cassidy Hall, Cody Taylor Hall
What wrestling promotion did Scott Hall first gain fame in?
Scott Hall first gained fame in the wrestling promotion known as World Wrestling Federation (WWF), now known as WWE.
What was Scott Hall's signature wrestling move?
Scott Hall's signature wrestling move was the "Razor's Edge" also known as the "Outsider's Edge."
When did Scott Hall form the popular wrestling faction known as the nWo?
Scott Hall, along with Kevin Nash and Hulk Hogan, formed the New World Order (nWo) in 1996 in WCW (World Championship Wrestling).
What inspired Scott Hall's wrestling persona of "Razor Ramon?"
Scott Hall's wrestling persona of "Razor Ramon" was inspired by the character Tony Montana from the movie "Scarface."
What impact did Scott Hall have on the wrestling industry during the 1990s?
Scott Hall, as part of the nWo and his work in WCW and WWE, played a significant role in shaping the wrestling industry during the 1990s, popularizing the anti-hero character archetype.
