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I'm H.

H. All right.

Let's get it going right now.

This is New Generation Declassified.

And you're listening to an all-new, new Generation Declassified here exclusively on the two-man power trip of wrestling's podcasting Empire.

If you didn't know by now, my name is Chad, and every single week we go back in time and look at the new generation years of the WWF.

I have to say I was not going to do a pre-recorded intro like I'm doing right now.

I was going to come hot out of the

interview and go right into the discussion. And unfortunately, during the discussion was when

all the Scott Hall drama was going on. So I wanted to just give you a little bit of a preamble

because we discussed Scott Hall as still being alive when this was recorded earlier in the

week. It actually was in the time they had taken him off of life support and he was still fighting

for his life. And honestly, as it ended, we had heard the news. So it was just by chance I was

recording this in the middle of the day between the life support and his death.

And it's just a tragic loss for the wrestling world, probably the biggest lost professional

wrestling in many, many years.

I think in terms of the impact that was made on the business, I would think the last name

that had the impact passing away was Bruno San Martino.

But that is not to say that any death or any kind of loss is greater than the others. It's just in terms of the impact. And

on these new generation declassified airwaves, we've talked about Razor alone. We'll talk

about Scott Hall so fondly since this show started. And we will continue to do that, especially in this episode

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