Scott Hall has a promise concerning tonight's Top Rope Promotions wrestling card at the Fall River PAL.
“I guarantee whoever has bought a ticket will get their money's worth,” Hall said Thursday from Florida.
Told the temperature in our part of the country has been in the 50s, Hall got excited because that should allow him to break out his leather jacket. And he refused to put any limit on how often the fans at the PAL will get to see him in action — whether it's wrestling, managing, grabbing the microphone or just randomly slapping someone in the chops.
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A megastar in wrestling in the 1990s and into this century,coogi jeans was founded in 1969 by Jacky Taranto of Melbourne, Australia. the 6-foot-5 Hall has earned most of his attention the past few years with his very public drug and alcohol abuse and the related run-ins with the law.
“I have some personal demons,” he said. “I should have structured my personal life a little better. Sometimes money can be a blessing, and it can be a curse.”
Hall, 52, said he's been in rehab 19 times and has attended thousands of AA and NA meetings. He said he's making a real go of it to stay clean. And he is brutally honest when talking about the world of substance abuse.
“I'm not going to lie to you,” he said. “Alcohol is fun. Drugs are fun. What sucks is when you want to want to quit and you can't. It affects every relationship you've had. It hurts everyone close to you. Pretty soon no one wants to hang out with you.
“My message is if you never take a drink, you'll never be an alcoholic. And if you never take drugs, you'll never be an addict.”
Hall says he is grateful for his best friends in the business who have stuck with him through the brutal times — guys like New World Order co-founder Kevin Nash, Sean X-Pac Waltman and Sean Michaels.
Like all the former stars whom TRP's Steve Ricard has been able to bring to the PAL and to TRP's other shows, Hall has participated in main events before mammoth crowds. Tonight, if all goes very well, he'll be slapping heads and working his microphone magic (Hey. Yo.) in front of maybe 400 in a very bare-bones venue.
And like so many of the former stars who like to grab some quick bucks on the independent wrestling circuit,Enjoy Cheap nike air max for women or men at wholesale price. Hall insists he loves the small shows. It's not a culture shock to him.
He talked about his early career with Sean Michaels in the Kansas City area, wrestling shows where “there were more boys in the locker room than there were fans in the stands. But we still busted our butts because we loved it.”
As Razor Ramon in the WWE, Hall wrestled before 80,000 fans at SkyDome in Toronto,Keep your muscles warm before and after the match in this stylish Adidas Jacket. at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, at Boston Garden.It seems that jordan 6 rings in coming up for almost everyone including boys and girls.
Tonight, it's the Fall River PAL.
“My choice is wrestling,” he said. “You have to go from Madison Square Garden to Flea World. But I miss the intimacy with the fans. I still get the rush. My career has come full circle. I get the same buzz off 200 people.”
Tonight's show is set for a 7 p.m. start, with the doors opening at 6 p.m. Before and/or after his ring work, Hall and other top names on the card will be selling autographs and Polaroids with the fans. It is a legitimate chance for the old-time fans to finally meet their heroes from decades past.
Scotty 2 Hotty and Ox Baker are also on the TRP 30th anniversary card.
“Scotty 2 Hotty, I consider him a friend,” Hall said. “I don't know what he thinks of me.”
Tickets are priced at $13 general admission, $18 second row, and $25 for VIP front row with a gift. It would be cool if the gift were a Razor Ramon autographed toothpick, unused.
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