Scott Hall: 6 Greatest Moments From The Late WWE Hall Of Famer's Career

The world of professional wrestling lost one of its brightest (and baddest) voices on March 14, 2022, when two-time WWE Hall of Famer Scott Hall passed away at the age of 63 following complications from a seemingly routine hip surgery. Although death isn’t uncommon for wrestlers (especially for those of Hall’s era), his death stings nonetheless and millions of fans have been mourning the “Bad Guy’s” life, career, and legacy, in a variety of ways.

Almost immediately after news first broke of the WWE, WCW, AWA, and NJPW legend passing away, I fell down a rabbit hole of great moments from throughout his career, moments that I have been championing for years that now mean a whole lot more. Here are some of those…

Razor Ramon (Scott Hall’s persona during his first run with the WWF) joined the company in 1992 as a heel modeled after Tony Montana from Scarface with catchphrases like “Say good night to the Bad Guy” and a wardrobe that looked like something out of Miami’s Little Havana. For the first year of his run, Ramon was a vicious heel in feuds against the likes of Bret Hart and Bob Backlund in early 1993.

The tide began to change in May 1993 when Ramon went up against a jobber named “The Kid” (you now know him as Sean “X-Pac” Waltman) on a random episode of Monday Night Raw. But instead of making quick work of his younger and smaller opponent, Ramon was defeated by The Kid, essentially making him a star in an instant. Waltman would then be called The 1-2-3 Kid for his shocking victory and the two quickly formed a team.

Razor Ramon will forever go down as one of the most successful and beloved Intercontinental Champions of all time, winning the strap on four different occasions between 1993 and his 1996 departure. But it