WWE legend Scott Hall a.k.a Razor Ramon passes away at age 63

Razor Ramon. Picture Courtesy/ WWE`s official Instagram

WWE recently announced that former wrestler Scott Hall, better known as Razor Ramon, passed away today at the age of 63. Scott Hall fell and broke his hip in early March 2022. Later, on March 12, he underwent surgery for his hip after which a blood clot was dislodged which ended up in him suffering three heart attacks. He was then put on life support at the Wellstar Kennestone Hospital in Georgia. Two days later, Scott Hall was taken off life support after which WWE officially announced the news of his passing.

Scott Hall first began wrestling in NWA and AWA and then WCW before making his debut in WWE in 1990. After a brief appearance for a year, Scott went on to wrestle in New Japan Pro Wrestling and Catch Wrestling Association.

It was in 1992, that he made his epic return to WWE. His second stint proved quite fruitful as he became a four-time Intercontinental champion. He was known peculiarly for his signature character - Razor Ramon - a cool mafioso bully of sorts, inspired by the character Tony Montana in Scarface.

Razor Ramon went on to face Shawn Michaels in a ladder match for the Intercontinental title at WrestleMania X, which he won. This match was awarded the Match of the Year and touted as one of the finest matches in WrestleMania history.

Scott Hall is a two-time world champ with WWC Universal Heavyweight Championship and the USWA Unified World Heavyweight Championship.

In 2014, Scott Hall was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as an individual wrestler and then again in 2020 as part of NWO.