Hello there everybody, today on what culture wrestling news we're going to talk about the

tragic passing of Scott Hall aka Razoramone at just 63 years old. Yesterday of course we

did quite an extensive video covering Scott, his career, his legacy, some of our memories

of him so you want to check that out you'll find it on the channel but news has developed

since then we're going to go through all of it and the circumstances as well as a bunch

of tributes from across the world of wrestling which as you can imagine are quite vast.

So it's a sad day we're going to get through it, I'm Andy Murray, I'm Adam Wilbone.

And yeah, Scott Hall passed away 63 years old, confirmation came through last night. WWE

actually broke it with one of their graphics that they produced and then on Raw they had

a nice little video package with some archival footage, some footage they've used in the

past and more of Scott's peers talking about him and entirely fitting I felt for the situation.

Yeah and a nice nod to him from Kevin Owens as well.

Absolutely, a nice little touch there. So just to bring you up to speed on the situation

if you haven't caught wind of it, Scott had gone into hospital for a hip surgery about

a week ago, there were some complications from that unfortunately a blood clot got loose

around his body, he suffered three heart attacks, he was placed on life support then Kevin

Nash revealed as we covered yesterday that Scott was going to be taking off of life support

when his family were in place. That happened yesterday, Dave Meltzer broke it first, Sean

Waltman of course a close friend and colleague of Scott's corroborated it and Scott has

sadly left us now. So yeah man, it's a horrible situation of course a hugely impactful

pro wrestler, hugely influential. I think like particularly if you came up on pro wrestling

in the 90s when you saw Razor Ramon the image of this guy and his sheer charisma and personality

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