WWE Hall Of Famer Scott Hall is one of the biggest and most iconic names in professional wrestling, especially thanks to forming the nWo in 1996 alongside Hulk Hogan and Kevin Nash. He is a two-time Hall Of Famer as well after he got inducted in 2014 as Razor Ramon and 2020 as Scott Hall as part of the nWo.
Recently, Scott Hall was sent to the hospital after he suffered a broken hip due to taking a fall. According to Wade Keller at the PWTorch, Scott Hall was on life support after suffering three heart attacks. It was said complications arose after his hip surgery when a blood clot got loose.
Kevin Nash then revealed that Scott Hall was going to be taken off life support soon and that is exactly what happened. Scott Hall passed away recently at the age of 63 and the pro wrestling world continues to mourn his untimely demise.
In the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Dave Meltzer noted that Scott Hall’s health had been deteriorating for almost two years, due to the onset of the pandemic. Scott Hall was said to have started drinking again. In the end, isolation due to the pandemic was his downfall as revealed by Sean Waltman.
“His closest friends knew this was coming, but it probably made it worse because there was nothing they could do about it. Sean Waltman noted that he called Hall a month ago to come out to stay with him because Hall had been deteriorating for the past two years due to drinking.
‘The pandemic did him in. It was hard enough for him as it was, but he was isolated in his house with no social interaction. He was down to 210 pounds. We called Dally (Dallas Page) and he went over. It was really bad..’”
When Hall fell and broke his hip, he was unable to move and was laying on the ground, unable to get to the phone. He laid there for a few days before friends told Page to check on him since they couldn’t get in contact with him. Page found him and got him to the hospital.”
