Winning multiple professional wrestling titles throughout his career, Scott Hall was one of the most exciting superstar wrestlers to watch. The former two-time WCW United States Heavyweight champion and four-time WWF Intercontinental champion would wrestle for multiple pro wrestling companies starting in the ’80s and would rise to fame as Razor Ramone in the ’90s, per Wrestling Data.

Unfortunately, despite all the accolades and achievements, Hall would suffer great tragedy outside the squared-circle. According to Bleacher Report, while working as a bartender at a gentleman’s club, Thee Original Doll House, in 1983, Hall would end a man’s life. After getting into a fight with a man over a woman, the man would later smash Hall’s car windows outside the club. After leaving the scene, Hall followed the man, caught up with him, and continued the altercation. The man took out a gun, turning into a fight for each other’s lives. Hall took the gun from the man and shot him in the head.

After the man’s death, Hall was charged with second-degree murder, but, due to lack of evidence, was found not guilty. Hall would later admit he should have gotten counseling, but never did. Eventually, Hall would begin a long struggle with alcohol and drug abuse. “There’s got to be some reason that I’m still here,” Hall told “E:60,” per ESPN. “I should have been dead 100 times. I should have been dead 100 times.”

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