Scott Hall, a former wrestling superstar better known as Razor Ramon, will be featured in an ESPN documentary this week.
Razor Ramon was one of the sport’s biggest names in the 1990s alongside wrestlers such as Hulk Hogan and Kevin Nash.
In a preview of the show, Hall, 52, discusses his battles with drugs and alcohol.
“I don’t want to die, but I’m not afraid to,” Hall says. “What do you do when they quit chanting your name?”
An ESPN release said: “At the height of professional wrestling in the ’90s, Scott Hall was adored by millions, his name chanted by loyal fans. Today, he has hit rock bottom. E:60 follows Hall’s descent from superstar to a broken man, battling alcoholism and drug addiction, but still trying to hold on to the glory he once found in the ring.”
Hall spent several days in the Seminole County Jail in July for violating probation after an arrest on a disorderly intoxication charge.
The show will air at 8 p.m. Wednesday on ESPN.
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