I'm guessing there's a good chance he's not conscious. Enjoying a blue sky may not be an option.I was once watching an interview with Brett Hart and he talked about how destructive and depressing Scott Hall was to be around. Doesn't surprise me to see him end up like this, though if that were me then I would fight to the bitter end. I wouldn't care about the pain, as long as I'm conscious and able to enjoy every blue sky then don't pull the plug on me!
Assuming he's not in pain and currently in a coma, I don't see the need to pull the plug. The cost to keep him alive could be managed by the family.I'm guessing there's a good chance he's not conscious. Enjoying a blue sky may not be an option.
This one hits too hard for me. My all time favorite.I hope he hits the pearly gates going.
"You know who I am, but you don't know why I'm here."
One of my favourite wrestlers of the 90'sThis one hits too hard for me. My all time favorite.
By the fact a lot of wrestlers die early, are on drugs and pain killers, and probably have a shitty family life as they are on the road for a good portion of the year, I bet most wrestlers are depressing. Nature of the business. Beating each other up and travelling to different hotels every week all year seems impossible to keep up for decades.I was once watching an interview with Brett Hart and he talked about how destructive and depressing Scott Hall was to be around. Doesn't surprise me to see him end up like this, though if that were me then I would fight to the bitter end. I wouldn't care about the pain, as long as I'm conscious and able to enjoy every blue sky then don't pull the plug on me!
All I can tell you is there are worse things than dying. I’ve seen it. Being in life support for an extended period of time with no hope of meaningful recovery is not living.Assuming he's not in pain and currently in a coma, I don't see the need to pull the plug. The cost to keep him alive could be managed by the family.
Thank you for your expert opinion.Assuming he's not in pain and currently in a coma, I don't see the need to pull the plug. The cost to keep him alive could be managed by the family.
He was a better wrestler than many people gave him credit for. He could elevate others like Kurt Angle did in his quite technical match with Steve Austin (oh good ol’ pwtorch website).Dude was a legend, master of his craft. It was very unfortunate that he battled so many issues through his life even though that doesn't seem to be what ultimately took him out. 63 is way too young but at least he's now at peace.
Brett is probably on painkillers as well. Being a wrestler is the classic example of don’t simply believe through cover. There are good times on the road, but often everything else you miss out on hits the hardest.By the fact a lot of wrestlers die early, are on drugs and pain killers, and probably have a shitty family life as they are on the road for a good portion of the year, I bet most wrestlers are depressing. Nature of the business. Beating each other up and travelling to different hotels every week all year seems impossible to keep up for decades.
Every time I see Bret Hart in some interview, he seems half-assed himself. Doesn't look like the funnest person to be around. Always complaining about something.
You’re probably right, but there’s still that small chance of recovery and despite how small it might be, it’s still worth fighting for.All I can tell you is there are worse things than dying. I’ve seen it. Being in life support for an extended period of time with no hope of meaningful recovery is not living.
You’re welcome Dr. Jackass. Anytime I can give a consult, holla at ya boy!Thank you for your expert opinion.
Yeah I was upset when I heard of Scott hall of my favorites growing up. Always wanted to meet him made chest hair cool . Hall, Bret, Owen, Mr perfect were my top guys.Out of my top 5 of all time (Macho, Razor, Benoit, and Dynamite Kid) only Bret Hart is left.
RIP Razor and thanks for all the memories