WWE legend Scott Hall rushed to hospital after falling and breaking hip with 63-year-old set for WrestleMania appearance

WWE legend Scott Hall has been hospitalised after a bad fall.

And the 63-year-old has allegedly suffered a broken hip in the process.


Jerry Jarrett broke the news about Hall, who shot to fame as Razor Ramon in the 1990s, via Facebook.

He said: “Just got off the phone with my friend Scott Hall.

“He fell and broke his hip and he’s in the hospital. Prayers will help him recover.”

No further updates have yet been made by the star or WWE.

It now remains to be seen whether the ‘Bad Guy’ will be fit enough to make WrestleMania at the start of April.

He was due to hit Dallas, Texas for a number of appearances during the event week.

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Hall enjoyed great success working for Vince McMahon and claimed the Intercontinental Championship.

He and best friend Kevin Hall then shook up the whole business when they quit WWE after failing to agree to a new contract and headed to rival promotion WCW.

The pair and Hulk Hogan then formed the iconic New World Order faction that led to WCW beating WWE in the TV ratings for 83 weeks.

He returned to WWE in 2002 and would go on to wrestle for several other promotions as he battled a number of demons away from the ring.

Hall previously revealed how he would use steroids to enhance his performance in the ring.

He would then take cocaine after a match and mix downers and booze, washing anti-anxiety med Xanax, down with beer.

Fortunately he has been in much better health over recent years and he was inducted into WWE’s Hall of Fame in 2014.

Hall then received a second induction when the NWO were added in 2020.

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