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    E60: The Scott Hall Story

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    Its a sad story he was one of my favorites hopefully he can get his demons under control before its to late

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    One of the most depressing things I ever watched. When I viewed it Wednesday night,I was totally blown away. He looks like a 70 year old man.

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    I watched this yesterday - incredibly powerful show. I have always found it so sad that he's always had his demons to battle and could never overcome them. I did not know that he killed a guy though. The emotional trauma for that act would have such a profound effect on a person's mental well-being. I hope that he is able to get the help he needs and get his mental health in order. It's obviously far too late for him to be a Scott Hall, main event wrestler, but if healthy he can still have a couple more decades of just being Scott Hall, father and good person.

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    pretty much at a loss for words on this one

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    sad sad stuff.

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    Yeah that E60 in general was very depressing. I can only hope the best for Scott Hall and his family. Hopefully his son will get a shot in the WWE and continue the Heel legacy.

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    In my mind he is still Razor Ramone, and somewhere in my mind I always wanted him to make a comeback just one more time, but watching this I now realize that will never happen, just like before Randy Savage died, in my mind I could still see him in his prime and kept thinking maybe we will see hi min a WWE ring again. thats how much of a impact these guys made on me as a young wrestling fan, we dont want to see them like this, we remember them for what they were.
    Guess I am just getting older..

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    Yeah that E60 in general was very depressing. I can only hope the best for Scott Hall and his family. Hopefully his son will get a shot in the WWE and continue the Heel legacy.

    TMZ said that Scott and his son are no longer on speaking terms, and he's no longer pursuing a wrestling career.

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    pretty sad.. Razor Ramone 4 life.

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