Sad day here at getting over and obviously in the entire world of professional wrestling.

As we open today's show with the news that Scott Hall died Monday night, he was 63.

Hall is literally one of the main reasons why I love professional wrestling.

He was, you know, rising to prominence in WWF right when I started

watching in the early 90s. And just looking at him, I mean, WWF said Razor Ramon oozed machismo,

and that was the perfect description of this guy, effortlessly cool. Anytime you saw him on or off

TV, he was the coolest guy in the room,

and it didn't matter who else was there with him. I cannot tell you how many times I've,

mostly when I was a kid, of course, but even still now, flicked a toothpick the way he did,

or done those spooky fingers, or thrown my arms out to the side to

celebrate, or done the razor's edge into a pool with friends, like put them all my back

and done the razor's edge. It was like my number one move. When I was a kid, I had the gold chain

with the razor. It was the very first piece of WWF merchandise. My mom ever bought me. Not a t-shirt, none of that stuff.

The razor with the gold chain. And I bet I still have it somewhere in a box. You know, I think about

the entrance, the sparks flying behind him, the gold chains, the gold intercontinental

championship or championships when he was atop the ladder shining.

This guy, Scott Hall, Razor Ramon, was the definition of superstar when it came to WWF.

Hell, the Razor Ramon entrance music is what I used between my last podcast and this one when I did

those couple of audio shows for those of you that listened to those

for a couple of weeks on Twitter. So when I say that Scott Hall was one of my favorite

wrestlers of all time, trust me, I absolutely mean it. As far as his career, you know,

he started out with short stints in NWA, AWA, WCWF, and New Japan.

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