2007 Scott Hall Talks WCW and More
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Not many people realize that Scott's wrestling IQ about the business was insanely high.
When he's sober, he is a perfect conversationalist. He communicates so well.
Big Scott Hall
@@sever427 he's been sober for 3 years now where have you been
@@chriszaa2309 when this was filmed he wasn't anyway. Maybe in this interview yeah but that's time period definitely not
Good to know You have no issues or depression
Hate to break it to you buddy but he is so fucked up in this video
I'm watching this while Scott hall is being taken off life support.....the man had his demons....but nobody can say he's not an honest man, the razor character is one of the top 3 heels of all time, I'm thankful for DDP who gave him 5 more years that he most likely would not have had. This is the last call for Scott Hall......you will be missed and wrestling won't be the same
WWF/WWE (Triple H), Kevin Nash, and others also helped Scott Hall with his troubles.
@@majinsnake shut up. 🍻🙋
Scott will forever be an ICON. regardless of his demons, and to be honest he only had the one but that one destroyed him because he just never asked for help to come to terms with it and accept it for what it was, a horrible tragic accident that he had to defend himself. that would be a very hard thing to deal with, his drinking is the only thing that temporarily gave him peace of mind from that event, it just was not the right peace of mind he needed. Scott was a freaking genius in the ring and out of the ring, he was authentic and loyal. I miss him so much man
@@theman5221hey yo
R.I.P Scott. One of the most authentic people. He could make fun of himself, had a world of talent and took care of his friends. Goodbye to the bad guy. You were a good guy underneath it all
4 Life
“Good bye to the bad guy. You were a good guy underneath it all” That’s heavy
As more time passes, this guy’s legend will increase.
There needs to be a movie about him fr
I could listen to him talk all day
Same.
Yup
scott halls a great story teller
Its Traffic Time for you Troll you and your three other accounts that you have.
I’m literally slacking off at work listening to this guy lol 😆
you wack off at work to scott hall? ...not sure you want to be telling the world this
It's not slacking off. Learning off this guy should be in a curriculum
If you are a train conductor, GET BACK TO WORK!
Me too! Lmao gets the work day goin by nice and fast 😊
I could listen to him shoot all day man. He's a solid dude and I am glad he got his life back together. Good shit.
He could talk about a dog taking a shit and make it sound cool
Well...
I love that Hall CHOSE to job to Jericho. So much respect for him.
But didn't Hall immediately whup Jericho's ass after the match? He gave Jericho two Razors Edge lol, pretty much destroyed Jerichos credibility and momentum, yes or no?
@@billblaski9523 no
@@billblaski9523 Not really Hall was heel so it made him more heel ( the strong but arrogant villain) at the same time he made Jericho seem somewhat of threat instead of just Squishing him like he was booked to do.
@@carlosk8103 that was
@@miketurner643 that was the
At the time, Ric had a 25,000 dollar deposit on the belt. Champions were required to put up the deposit. WCW didn't want to return his deposit, so that's why Ric took the belt to NY.
Guess you were there
@@HBKStyles lol i have heard something like that as well i think
Double D yes that is what happened and it's a pretty important detail as to why he took it so they kept his money so he kept the belt, might as well make a story from it.
Hall is one of the all time greats in my opinion. He loses alot of credit because of his outside behavior but it's amazing he was able to do as much as he did while dealing with depression and addiction. People can talk smack if they want but Scott hall is definitely one of the greatest wrestlers to lace up a pair of boots.
No question. One of the greatest of all time but def THE coolest of all time 🤙🏼
All past wrestlers should do these interviews. Getting an insight to the business is truly special for a fan who watched it as a work. Great! Love it.
All? Jumping Jeff Farmer? Yip!
Ddp literally saved Scott halls life
And Jake the Snake
@Gene Bone shut your mouth you little keyboard warrior. Everyone of those men you speak ill of would slap you once and it'd be game over.
Who else had Ddp helped?? theres been quite a few
@Gene Bone That may be true sir, but some snake oil salesman still believe their own bullshit
@@michaelprestexzzon4052 well actually mick foley he looks better than ever
"The big main, and the medium sized main, are gonna carve them up"
Funny because scott hall was jacked tf up and like 6'4 or some shit lol
@@RaytheGrayt lok, right. Dude was a house.
Next to Nash, he was medium-sized. He was about 6'6 295 as the diamond stud and 275 as Razor.
@@gopherstate777 287lbs as RR
I can still hear the Tires burning out from his WWF theme song, a legend.
Those tires burning out are burned into my memory.
Dope intro.
In my opinion Razor's entrance is second behind the Ultimate Warrior as greatest of all time.
I never knew it until now, thanks for that!
I'm sitting here wishing that interview was longer. I'm so happy that Scott Hall got clean, and he's still alive now.
This aged like milk surprisingly quick :(
Hard to believe that it’s already been a year since we lost the Bad Guy!
Hard to believe the Earth went around the Sun. Again. Now it's been two years.
I must say i find this stuff really fascinating. Proper insight into the inner workings of pro wrestling.
Man... the advice Perfect gave to Scott about really milking it and not wasting all your best moves all at once, is something I wish we saw more in today's wrestling. That is fantastic psychology and isn't just two dudes car crashing all their moves with no real emotion.
Wow, Scott was so articulate here. Drugs really fuck people up. (Not judging). When he's clean he's a different person.
RIP Scott Hall
I love the quite against Roddy Piper "what are we too close to Portland?" Lmao holy shit that was a good dig.
Can you explain..I'm from Australia so I don't get the reference
@@Nikolai9510 Portland is the area where roddy came up in the wrestling world and got his start. He became very famous in Portland is early days as a crazy heel with amazing promo skills. He was the absolute top heel in portland before moving on ton a bigger territory.
@@lsvtecb18c1 Ahk thanks bro :)
He reminisces very fondly about his time as Razor Ramon, you can tell by listening to him that that to him was his most treasured time in the business, he really does respect Vince Mcmahon for giving him that opportunity for getting to the position he's in
Mettin Kaytaz that’s because it was his best time in the business... best gimmick, best matches, etc. and wwe is the place to work for and Vince is the man to work for. It was the “big times” so to speak.
Him and Kev both said that they didn’t want to jump to WCW because they enjoyed working for WWE too much and like I said, they knew it was the big leagues. The only reason they went back to WCW is because they were gunna pay them a huge amount of money to do so but that was the only reason, otherwise they would have stayed. Scott says Vince didn’t even need to match WCW’s offer, if he would have just given him a raise through merchandise sales he would have stayed.
@@TheSweetestScience Well it's not even that WCW was giving them THAT much more money than WWF, it's that they were giving a little bit more cash for A LOT LESS work days.
I think the dudes in WCW worked something like 1/3 less matches than the WWF schedule averaged.
Vince could've paid Scott.. That's what bs..
Glad he came down to WCW!!
I think he’s most proud of that time as far as in-ring work goes. He was in great physical shape (before his addiction and alcohol problems in WCW). But even in WCW, he was in great shape in ‘97 but in the middle of ‘98 he got injured, Spicolli died, his wife divorced him, then his substance problems started to come to a head. His in-ring work was still top tier, but the booking and storylines were going downhill
Been a wrestling fan since 1983 at 8yrs old & I remember tape trading in the late '90's and the big shoot interview influx, especially from RF Video. Out of all the companies (I love Kayfabe Commentaries), all of the shoots going on 20+ years now, my favorite is this, RF Videos first Scott Hall shoot. He's sober (relatively, lol) and just razor sharp. The stories are classic and Hall's delivery is just tremendous. Dude can put you right there in the situation he's talking about. This edit is pretty brutal, out of sequence, but the full shoot interview is brilliant. Scott should do a podcast but in this format, just a few questions to spark his memory & let the stories unfold.
Well said I’m from a similar era , 1988 onwards.
Loved these interviews the hall and nash rf is a classic!
I could listen to Scott talk about the way paint dries on a wall and he would have my attention
Scott Hall knows the wrestling business very well; he had a lot of creativity for it.
Too bad wcw killed his career along with pretty much everyone else that made the jump...
@@kick_then_shift True. I mean David Arquette as world champion? Ughhhh.
@@kick_then_shift Scott killed his own career he was all about money that’s why he never cared to be champion and if he would’ve slowed down on the drugs and alcohol he would of lasted alil longer in wwe
@@MajinTar bud wcw had all the greats locked into contracts for 10 years after they sold the business. While I agree drugs did not help him in his career but wcw fucked alot of their talent including goldberg
Thank you for the memories Scott Hall.
Man there needs to be a movie about Scott Hall foreal. It would be a great film.
The best wrestling mind and coolest wrestler of all-time
RIP to The Bad Guy
The little things man. The nuance of getting everyone else over was his art.
Scott Hall will always be one of my favorites...great in ring skills, awesome on the mic and had a mind for the business. He's also an awesome interview, seems like a straight shooter.
Hello. I hope all is well with you. I am looking for friends.
I have a few people that I speak to in real life but no one I can really share my thoughts with that will actually care what I have to say.
People seem so despondent these days. They pay more attention to their phones than real people around them or people trying to chat to them on their phones. I was wondering could we talk?
@83rdox Thanks
The difference between someone like Scott Hall and Roddy Piper during shoot interviews is so obvious
I agree American Made. Scott Hall was always cool. Legit cool.
I like Scott Hall but he’s all about the money he could give 2 fucks about the wrestling business that’s why he never cared about being champion he just wanted them checks
I’ve listened to this multiple times over the years. Scott has an amazing mind for the business.
Thanks brother for posting these & cutting the deal with RF Video. Feinstein is doing what Sean Oliver & other shoot producers should've done 5 years ago. License these shoots and make a few bucks after that 1 month or less window that they really can sell the fucking things. As soon as word of what was covered is reported on the dirt sites the semi-hardcore fans don't care about it. It's the insane hardcore's like me who'll listen to this again even after hearing the fucker 5, 6 times since it came out. I like to play shoots while I'm driving or doing work or something...just love them. Especially cats like Hall, Nash and Cornette... just masters at telling stories. Keep doing work man...
Your Welcome but we have to look at it from there point of view if they license every video they will lose money because it cost a lot to interview the Wrestler the License Fee cost a lot too LOL but I do understand if they say no.
WCWFanForever I hear you. Especially the newer ones. My point was more about shoots like this, which is like what 9-10 years old? I would give a video a few years and then look to either post it on CZcams myself (but of course AdSense is now all screwy) or license them out to guys like you who will post them and put them over. Hope you get some views and new subs to make up for the licensing dough. Thanks again...
Thank Really Appreciate it means a lot I hear you about the old ones that's why I was able to post the full Buff one from 2001 of course your not going to make everyone happy like the person that wrote a comment at the same time as you he got upset because I said please don't repost but that's because I don't want them to get in trouble because a lot of these company's are looking to take legal action that's why I always try to get a License Fee or get permission for a video or theme because you don't want legal action against you LOL.
Im the same way
He brings up the toe push, that was one of my favorite things about his characters. I laughed my ass off and it made me love him more even as a heel.
That and smacking the shit out of a guy while giving him a chinlock or abdominal stretch.
I see Scott every once in awhile. Humble nice guy.
Scott Hall does an incredible Vince McMahon impression
Razor/ Scott Hall was the man back in the day.
Thanks for all the memories.
Fascinating guy. What a life.
He was always my favorite wrestler
Scott Hall’s bump from SA’s stunner was awesome
Hell yeah he jumped in the air like several feet
Best one ever!
I could listen to this guys stories all freaking day
Your a GOD for this shoot video list! Thank you good sir.
YW
Awesome interview with one of my favorites of all time. Scott Hall is one of the most underrated workers ever. I love hearing shoots from guys like Hall and other guys from his era, early to mid 90's.
Probably my favorite shoot of all time.
There’s NOBODY better at a place like NXT/FCW/Developmental than a sober, head together Scott Hall. Bar none.
Love this interview from razor.. story time with Scott hall one of the greatest 2 ever do it
that comment about the poster flipping in the office made me LOL 😂😂
Scott Hall has a great mind for the wrestling business.
Nash & Sean Waltman both said if it wasn’t for Scott Hall Shawn Michaels wouldn’t be as good as he was and that they both think Hall was the best wrestler in the Kliq. I remember in the shoot interviews for them both and when they were asked “who do you think is the best wrestler in the Kliq?” I expected them to say Shawn Michaels but they both said Scott and he has the best mind for the business and psychology too. It was Scott Hall who put together the ladder match at WrestleMania 10 but Shawn Michaels gets all the credit. Nash said they should have Hall down at NXT teaching the next generation because they could learn so much from him
RIP Scott Hall. Knowledgeable and all around nice dude.
Gold plated toothpicks, R.I.P, Chico
April 8th 2002 I was lucky cause i got to see so many greats that april night from Stone Cold Steve Austin to The Undertaker, Kane RVD Eddie Guerrero Mr.Perfect WIlliam Regal and the man i am writing this about Scott Hall.
i never got to see scott/razor in his days in wwf as razor or even wcw as scott hall but as a kid being there seeing this is a moment i wont ever forget.
Scott/Razor had his demons had his struggles and at times he wanted to just give it up and quit but everyone told him no. There was to much out there left for you and to many people that loved and carred for you family friends wrestling community as a whole.
as someone who has had demons struggled all my life and still do i have been in those shoes many of times and wanted to give it up. but i found the strength to keep fighting, did i stumble yes did i still make same mistakes yes humans do thats what makes us humans.
This i wont ever forget and Scott Hall aka Razor Ramon Thank you for this moment i will always hold dear to my heart RIP big man and say HELLO TO THE BAD GUY One Last Time this one hurts so much #RIPSCOTTHALL
Man, what a raconteur. Sharp as a tack.
I know this is a few years old but this was fantastic. I was a kid in the 90's (born in 86) and there was nothing better on TV than Raw and Nitro. And to this day, the male stars ABOLSUTELY STRUGGLE in the shadows of these legends, their dialogue, and their wresting. The women are the stars now. Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and all these bums are the same guy. Long black hair, black boots, black trunks, and absolutely NO charisma. I fast forward everything that isn't a women's match now.
I'm late in responding to this comment but you're spot on. Been binging on old content and jeez the talent back then was TALENTED to a high degree.
Scott has such a great voice, I'd love him to do voice over work on new Wrestling Documentaries like Jericho does on 'Dark Side Of The Ring' Great interview! 😎👌
Legend of the wrestling biz. I Love how he was all about the business, and devoted to making it as exciting as possible. Glad to see he's overcome his demons and am very happy for him. I could see him being a great manager or commentator if he wanted to pursue something like that.
Love him. One of the best ever.
The best ever
This deserve more views 😩
Scott Hall was an incredible wrestler. I pray Scott Hall is at peace.
This is 15 years before his passing ...still look good . He was down and almost out around 2011
In every shoot I've seen of Scott Hall he always comes across as a deep down kind person, and when sober seem to have a good head about him. That story about Jerry sags when Hall tells Nash "He thinks he's right" speaks volumes.
RIP Scott, truly the realest of all the OGs.
My favourite wrestler back in the day....the wife liked him too. Great interview. Thanks for posting. :)
To me, he’s still the greatest IC champion in wee history. He had several memorable matches, not least of all.....WM X
one of the all time greats in wrestling
The match with Austin at WM was actually pretty good Scott Hall was one of my favorite
The wrong guy went over in that match, Hall should of beat Austin especially with Nash in his corner it seemed like they cut his legs off before he had the chance to walk
@@bryannicholls200 Hall said in an interview that he was originally supposed to go over at WM, but the day of (or day before) WM, McMahon changed his mind.
This is an astounding talk.
I'm not scared to say i miss this man soo much. 😪
Over the years in interviews I hear Scott Hall give credit to Larry Zbyszko for how he debuted in 1996, he does all the time, I think that's cool that he gives credit to Zbyszko like that
Say anything you want about Kevin Nash, you can’t deny that nigga is the physical definition of Ride or Die
Hall sounds like a cool guy, and he has a great insight into the business. Think he makes some great points here.
I like he's calling him "dally" that's a homie right there
I remember Flair and Hall did a PPV promo. I think Flair was pissed of at maybe Rick Rude. He was ranting and raving. Razor told him "camate Ric," trying to say calmate Ric.
Amazing interview! Wow.
Damn what a great listen. Thanks
A sober Scott is a super Scott!
Scott Hall sober is one cool cat to listen to.
When sober and in shape hall was unreal.
The nwo at the start was great before too many guys got involved.
that vince impression is 100%
RIP Bad guy
Scott is portably the guy I never got tired of listening to, wish he was still around
Thx for uploading this shoot!!!
YW.
@@WCWFanForever Can you upload Nash 's 07 RF Shoot?
They couldn't pull the NWO thing today because of the internet. I mean they could but fans would know or at least learn that they don't work for Vince. All in all I can listen to Scott Hall talk about wrestling for hours. He's an artist at story telling
Basically social media killed wrestling
Love Scott Hall his stories never change can listen to him for hours one of the best ever in the ring
partied with this guy in 2009 when I was 18 at a Bar in Nashville The Tequila Cowboy I think, Ill Never forget how cool of a dude he was. He never bought a drink all night, but talked to me like a normal dude all night till 2 am. and I remember he was a fuckin Giant and I was star struck. Grew up watching the guy but chilling with him was stuff of legend. RiP Bad Guy!
We are praying for you bad guy!
I was really surprised to hear him be such a great story teller. Great shoot, especially the part where Vince chewed Savage and Flair out.
Scott Hall is one of the best minds in wrestling.
Lol Bret Hart told that same story too about Savage and Flair getting chewed out in his Timeline 1992 shoot
He does impressions so well LMAO
Scott was always my favorite out the Kliq no offense to HBK or Nash but Scott was always the most technically sound n fluent guy n the ring also he could cut great promo's he's the most underrated Pro Wrestler in history!
Hall was solid. He was popular with fans and was pretty reliable. I see scott as more of an idea guy. HBK was one of the best ever. Both great in their own right but HBK in ring, it's difficult to name too many ahead of him.
@Gene Bone I have so many I enjoyed watching. Hennig, Savage, Rhodes, Steamboat, Benoit, Guerrero, Jerichoand Brett. I rate everyone you mentioned too. I wasnt keen on HBK, Hall, Steamboat, Brett and Benoit on the mic though. It's all subjective I suppose. Kurt was one of my favourite from day 1 in wwe though. The complete performer.
@Gene Bone I used to watch Dynamite when I was young but I think he was fucked physically st that time. I went back and watched his earlier stuff and yeah. Super talented, knew what he was doing in the ring as far as having great matches and was a trend setter. No one was doing what he was doing at that time. I'm sure he was a massive influence on Brett.
Of course Angle, & Bret to me is the best technical wrestlers ever but out the Kliq I think Hall was the best technical wrestler coming up with Henning he was better then Shawn in my opinion
Can't forget about AJ Styles either one of the best workers too
RESPECT.MR.HALL.
Best move you could of ever made to leave WWF in mid 1996 ,changed pro wrestling forever....
Scott does a pretty good Bischoff impression. Impressive considering there's nothing really distinct about the way Eric Bischoff speaks.
You will be missed 😢
RIP Scott. Love you
GOAT
I've never understood the sending guys back out to do the same match again. It completely exposed the business at a time before that was the way it is
McMahonequinn logic.
Scott Hall is one of the best... EVER!! No matter the result... no matter the opponent... He’s the best “sellsman”, and ALWAYS entertains! #HALLofFame #NWO4Life
Scott Hall is a fabulous story teller
Awesome Channels subbed to both
I remember the first time i saw him wrestle, it was the Diamond Stud gimmick. Then when i saw him doing the vignettes as Razor, i remembered him at that point as the Diamond Stud.
The best guy to talk about the business with no question
The true name of the fallaway slam is "sack of shit". I learned something today.