Wrestling fans around the world mourn the passing of Scott Hall.
His "Bad Guy" character Razor Ramon in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) was beloved by fans. He was also among the founding members of the notorious faction New World Order in World Championship Wrestling that revolutionized pro-wrestling in the 1990s.
Hall was hospitalized recently due to a fall that broke his hip. He went under the knife to have his hip repaired, but the wrestling legend suffered three heart attacks after a blood clot started because of the procedure. He was then placed on life support.
His family eventually requested that the support be discontinued. The Maryland native died in Georgia on Monday at the age of 63.
Scott Hall Children
The late WWE legend had two children with his first wife Dana Lee Burgio, whom he divorced in 1998. But they reconciled and remarried the following year. In 2001 they divorced for good.
Scott Hall's kids from his first marriage are his son Cody, born in 1991, and his daughter, Cassidy, born in March 1995, per HITC.
Following the footsteps of his father, Cody Hall became a professional wrestler. He started training with his father in 2010 and joined the independent circuit in 2012. He wrestled for years, fighting in the New Japan Pro Wrestling and Pro Wrestling Noah, before taking a break in 2020. In an interview, Cody shared why he decided to take a break from wrestling.
He admits that wrestling is a "hard life" but he missed the fun and other good things.
"It's good to be around the boys. I'm trying to get that back," he noted, per Distractify.
Adopting his father's finishing move the "Razor's Edge" (Crucifix powerbomb), Cody Hall had a good career run, as per Puroresu System Wiki.
In 2016, Cody a.k.a "Kliq Kid" was ranked by Pro Wrestling Illustrated #359 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500. He also won a couple of championships in different wrestling companies.
Meanwhile, his sister Cassidy Hall is residing in Utah, wherein she works as a nurse at the University of Utah Hospital. But her hometown is Winter Springs, Florida, and took up high school at Winter Springs High School, according to a Monster & Critics feature.
When the report about the serious condition of her father came out, Cassidy posted a photo of her as a baby with the wrestling legend, with the caption "Love you forever, Daddy."
Scott Hall Is a Proud Father
In a 2014 interview with VOC Nation (via Sportskeeda), the wrestling icon mentioned that both his children are pursuing their dream. At that time Cassidy, 19, was a sophomore at the University of Central Florida, Orlando.
"You know, college ain't for everybody. It wasn't for me," said Scott Hall.
One of the biggest and most controversial decisions Scott Hall made was his transfer from the WWE to its rival company WCW in 1996 that also caused the "Monday Night Wars" between the two largest pro wrestling promotions in the United States. In 1997, he said that he did it to be closer to his family.
