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Post by JokerFC on Feb 13, 2020 7:43:10 GMT -5
Hall had heat with everyone as far as I can see...he was a real jerk at times. Everyone says it....LOL
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Post by The Brain on Feb 13, 2020 16:57:53 GMT -5
Eric Bischoff has talked many times on his Podcast about how difficult Scott Hall was to work with in WCW. He was having horrific personal problems and had a certain degree of heat with EVERYONE in the company at times. Eric has said it was a bad time even for his friends to be around him. Even Kevin Nash was struggling with being around Scott Hall. Piggybacking this to link a good video about Scott Hall being drunk while in WCW.
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Post by K5 on Feb 13, 2020 17:40:46 GMT -5
Goldberg blames hall for the limo situation. According to Goldberg and Bret Hart, Scott Hall refused to sign a card for a kid that had cancer. When Hall and Goldberg had a match, Goldberg botched a few times so Hall started to shoot on him a little bit. didn't Austin have a problem with working with Hall at wrestlemania 18. Austin was just upset with how the card ended up and his position. Austin was Vince's first choice to face Hogan at Mania 18. Austin kept going back and forth on it fearing that Hogan would not play a true heel and try to get himself over and make Austin look bad in the process. Even with Hogan losing to Ausin, Austin still thought that no one would remember who won the match but that Hogan was getting cheered as a heel. any sources on the Hall shooting on Goldberg situation? first time I believe I’ve heard of it. here’s an article where Goldberg talks about blaming Hall for the limo incident: www.google.ca/amp/s/amp.wrestlinginc.com/news/2013/10/scott-hall-takes-shot-at-goldberg-on-twitter-566681/ |
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Post by Artie Kendall on Feb 13, 2020 18:18:23 GMT -5
In one of the interviews Goldberg said he wasn't professional in a match and I'm assuming he meant the match they had on Nitro. If I remember correctly, Goldberg goes to throw Hall into the ropes but he is super close to them and Hall kind of falls and when he gets up it looks like he tries to either slap or gouge at the eyes of Goldberg. You could tell that after the botched spot that the next few seconds were legit heat, I think Goldberg chocks Hall at one point due to frustration. It wasn't anything too serious, more heat of the moment type stuff. |
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Post by K5 on Feb 13, 2020 19:35:06 GMT -5
In one of the interviews Goldberg said he wasn't professional in a match and I'm assuming he meant the match they had on Nitro. If I remember correctly, Goldberg goes to throw Hall into the ropes but he is super close to them and Hall kind of falls and when he gets up it looks like he tries to either slap or gouge at the eyes of Goldberg. You could tell that after the botched spot that the next few seconds were legit heat, I think Goldberg chocks Hall at one point due to frustration. It wasn't anything too serious, more heat of the moment type stuff. you’re not wrong! there was definitely some miscommunication, and it looked like things were boiling down. hall got absolutely zero offence in after, almost a power move on Goldberg’s part. found a video where it starts at the beginning of it: |
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Post by Artie Kendall on Feb 13, 2020 20:13:57 GMT -5
you’re not wrong! there was definitely some miscommunication, and it looked like things were boiling down. hall got absolutely zero offence in after, almost a power move on Goldberg’s part. found a video where it starts at the beginning of it: The first chop that Hall gives Goldberg appears to catch him in the throat or chin. |
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Post by PJ on Feb 14, 2020 9:25:02 GMT -5
Goldberg can’t blame anyone except himself for the limo. There was an interview with Goldberg where he said they wanted him to use a pipe or something on the windows, but Goldberg wanted to break it with his fists. So that’s on him and only him. He could have issues with Hall, but that limo injury is all Goldberg’s fault.
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Post by JokerFC on Feb 18, 2020 8:34:04 GMT -5
Goldberg can’t blame anyone except himself for the limo. There was an interview with Goldberg where he said they wanted him to use a pipe or something on the windows, but Goldberg wanted to break it with his fists. So that’s on him and only him. He could have issues with Hall, but that limo injury is all Goldberg’s fault. That's very true....there was meant to be a pipe concealed in his sleeve but Bill decided to do it himself. the injury changed the entire 1st quarter of 2000 for WCW...according to just about everyone he was meant to absolutely murder nWo silver for their treachery...but yeah instead he nearly lost his arm. |
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Post by TheEvilDoink1987 on Feb 22, 2020 9:04:12 GMT -5
Piggybacking this to link a good video about Scott Hall being drunk while in WCW.
This guy puts out great videos. Love the detail and how he goes from beginning to end on each topic. Definitely a hidden gem for people looking for quality old school wrestling content on YouTube. All of his videos are great, but I especially liked the ones about King Mabel and Barry Horowitz. Even the Perry Saturn video was really interesting. He does a great job choosing topics that haven't been discussed to death already. Nobody needs another retelling of the Monday Night Wars or Montreal Screwjob. |
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Post by TheXtremisT on Mar 10, 2020 16:34:26 GMT -5
Yep Goldberg had a small metal rod in his wrist/sleeve and when he walked up to do the limo spot, he dropped it by accident and you could hear it. It was shown on an episode of Botchamania and you could see him hesitate for a second, contemplating picking it up but that would look strange - the audience wouldn't know what he was doing as he was being followed and filmed by a camera. So he carried on and decided to use his hands/fists....
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