Hulk Hogan and many other former and current WWE Superstars have sent their prayers to Scott Hall. Recently, Scott Hall was hospitalized. The WWE Hall of Famer broke his hip after suffering a fall and needed surgery. However, the surgery resulted in complications and caused further damage to the former NWO member. Consequently, Scott suffered three heart attacks and is now on life support.

The WWE legend’s health is in an extremely fragile state and the wrestling world has gotten shook by the news. Moreover, Scott Hall is one of the most well-known wrestlers in history. He was a key figure during the Monday Night Wars in the 1990s. Especially when he formed the infamous ‘New World Order’ faction alongside Hogan and Kevin Nash.

Bayley, Ric Flair, and more react to Scott Hall’s health news

Scott Hall clearly influenced a lot of WWE Superstars of today as they send their prayers to the WWE Hall of Famer.

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Scott Hall spent a major part of his career in WCW and worked with some of the greatest wrestlers in history. His WCW colleagues and wrestling legends, Ric Flair, Sting, and Diamond Dallas Page, also sent their thoughts and prayers to Scott.

Fans all over the wrestling world have also reacted to the terrible news of Scott Hall’s health problems.

The whole wrestling world, from fans to wrestlers, is praying for the WWE Hall of Famer to pull through. Only time will tell what lies ahead for Scott Hall and his family.

Hulk Hogan, Scott Hall, and Kevin Nash: The NWO’s influence on fans

The NWO revolutionized the wrestling industry and became the pop culture icons of 1990s. They were the only reason that WCW was able to compete with the WWE for so long. The NWO’s new attitude inspired millions of wrestling fans and even future WWE wrestlers.

They were very different from what wrestling meant back in the 1980s, which is why they were so successful. The NWO was so famous that they led WWE to form a counterattack. WWE also ditched their old ways of creativity and introduced an edge into their product. This led to the infamous “Attitude Era” of WWE, which can sometimes be seen as a direct result of The NWO in WCW.

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