Man I feel for Scott Hall. I can tell at times he gets uncomfortable hearing the talking about partying. I know exactly how that feels trying to be around people u love while remaining sober because u can't stop partying when they can. It's good to hear these stories tho from guys I grew up watching
I saw that. I actually was seeing if someone else did too in the comments. HE can't look back at it fondly because there's nothing fond about it for him, and because he thinks he'll look stupid for laughing about something that was killing him. and eventually did.
Rick Flair and the horsemen were my favorites as a teen in the 80’s when I first started watching wrestling. They were must watch t.v for me and my friends on Saturday mornings. So cool to see him and the others on this panel still getting out, living life and getting recognized by fans for what they achieved in their careers. Awesome video..
@@four321zero Honestly in the early 90’s I started losing interest in wrestling a bit. I would still watch it, but the product was deteriorating. I was still a huge Flair and Arn Fan. I was disappointed that Tully seemed to done and Windham seemed to MIA most of the time. Other than Flair and Arn the main reason I still watched was the Undertaker in the WWF…….. Until the attitude era which really pulled me back in. I had primarily been a NWA/WCW fan most of my life. I remember the start of the Monday Night wars and was enjoying WCW and the NWO angle for awhile. But as the WWF got away from the stupid characters they had been generating and Austin, the Undertaker, Mankind, eventually the Rock and so many other caught their stride the WWF was a fun show to watch every week. And they kept it up until the mergers. After the mergers I started losing interest again because it became to much about the McMahon’s and I did not like the way WCW and ECW were taken. But to answer your question, I enjoyed the attitude era a lot. I am still partial to WCW 85-90 but that is taking nothing away from how fun wrestling was from 97 until about 2002.
@@internettroll7604 ah ok. That answers my question. I thought maybe people are fondest of the wrestling era that lived during their teenage years. For me that was late 90s. But going by your review maybe that's not the case because you were in your 20s
I actually got to meet Kevin nash and ric flair (with my nephew) a number of years ago in NYC and they were so nice! My nephew was young then so HHH was teasing him and flair got in it and had my nephew laughing. It was just awesome.
To me, he will always be one of those guys like Regal, Mr Perfect, Rick Rude etc. who should/could've been world champ but their demons got the best of them at the time
He not only got sober from drugs and alcohol but also works out and does DDP's yoga to help his body after 30+ years of wrestling. He's probably in the best shape of his career. He looks great at 52.
Favorite Hogan story and Flair says he loaned him money when his son was dying. Wow, you could tell that meant a lot to Ric, and much respect to Hogan.
@@HalloweenFreak31 Hogan is one of the biggest liars/narcissists ever in pro wrestling, to the point his biopic is gonna be the most fictional biopic ever to exist, unknown to the director. But he seems like a good hearted guy (as long as it doesnt involve him losing a match) A Jim Cornett episode has a compiled list of "Hogans biggest lies" and they dont even bash him, they surprisingly are laughing uncontrollably after each excerpt is read being the stuff (which apparently is the half) of things that Hogan has said on record are insane and things that are mostly impossible, even if a Hogan fan, its a must see as it just makes him more of a character
@@trainthagreat1 im in the cult of cornette and cornette is a total legend! but imo hogan is the goat! idc what anybody says.... type into youtube hulk hogan promo on cocaine or hulk hogan and ultimate warrior promo ... hulk is jus the best. always was.. my favorite time was when he was hollywood hogan but i enjoyed everything even that stupid gimmick he did with a mask on .. ok hogan lies. he got hit on the head how many times? im sure the hundreds of millions and billions of dollars and fans would have got to your head also... ok... nobodys perfect.. hes a narcissist but who isnt ? everybody is to a certain extent..
Flair has a point about social media. Too bad the people who put this on didnt have their stuff together. Thank you for the upload though it was very funny
I remember Saturday mornings as a kid where I got started watching wrestling and then we would go in the yard and act out. My favorite time was during the 90s and WCW. I am as old as these guys are. Loved the NWO era.
Disrespectful Flair, Hall and Flair definitely aren't the best of friends!! But still have some respect for all the boys there, what didn't purpose ignoring hall at the start, not cool at all!!!
That's what happens when you're drunk and can't shut up. You become the center of attention. As for the others that weren't saying as much, they collected their checks, and Flair did all the work. Not a bad gig if you can get it.
In all fairness, Hall showed almost no interest and Nash wasn't much better. They have made it clear that they had very little interest in the wrestling business as opposed to Flair who seemed to legit enjoy it.
Notice how Hall was awfully quiet and sad looking when Flair was talking about the Plane Ride From Hell. A look of remorse and regret for a lifestyle that almost cost him his life. Wish Hall was in as good a shape as Nash.
It's probably kinda triggering to listen to a fun guy like Ric talking about drinking and having a good time and saying he's going to get Kevin Nash to have a couple drinks and things like that. Can get the gears turning in one's brain. Sometimes you gotta fight to slow them down and stop them.
at first I thought flair was annoying, but then I appreciated his love for wrestling and the days before social media...hall is out of it for obvious reasons, Nash is just there to make snide jokes and get paid and Dustin was kind a voice of reason...I actually started to enjoy flair and if I can still have fun at his age then f$#@ it....let the good times roll...a lot of you guys grew up with Nash and hall...I was a kid during flairs prime...so there are also different perspectives
@@augustwest3307 I thought that too, but Ric Flair can't lift up a 200 pounds wrestlers over his head like Scott Hall's edge and Kevin Nash's power bomb. move.
@@augustwest3307 Lousy wrestler? He was an awesome worker and had one of the best working punches in the business, and people still talk about his ladder match with Shawn to this day.
I'm guessing Scott and Ric made some peace along the way as there are quite a few interviews where Scott makes (or made it) quite clear that he did not like Flair at all because of his early day politics and had no respect for him because of it.
@@fernicusmaximus9282 Ikr, i noticed right off the bat when he walked past Hall without even waving at him, but he high fives Nash and greets him. Idk, maybe they had already met backstage and had a talk, who knows.
“Can I be in the NWO?” - Ric Flair in 97 “No” - everybody in the NWO “What about the horsemen?” - “Ric, that was over 10 years ago and nobody cares! Just leave wrestling and please leave me alone!” - Eric Bischoff
I was going to say the same thing. It's no secret that they didn't like each other tho. Hall held resentment for Flair taking the WCW title to the WWF in 1991. Flair wrote in his book and said in interviews that Shawn Michaels had a match with a ladder at Wrestlemania (meaning that Hall was insignificant). However, I do feel like Hall was a bit intimidated by Flair's star power. Hall is used to being the coolest guy in the room especially when he's with Kevin Nash. Flair is clearly the life of the party.
@@NateNizzle I think it's a personality clash more than anything. Hall seems to look down on people he thinks are "marks for themselves" and guys that put themselves over....guys like Bret, Flair, etc. who knew how good they were and aren't afraid to toot their own horn. Hall just seems to hate that shit. He's a guy that could care less about going into the HOF and never really took the business all that seriously, just show him the money. So now you put him next to a guy (Flair) that has the complete opposite mindset and is always the most entertaining personality in the room...and it's just hilarious.
It seemed to me that scott Hall was uncomfortable with flair talking about drinking so much and flair making light of rehab with Scott himself being a recovering addict and he's doing so well right now that's just my take on it
Yes Donald I got the same impression from Scott Hall.There is nothing to take light about having alcohol and other drug addiction. Drug addiction destroys everything in a person's life.
Life is funny. These guys were once larger than life, living the night life, banging girls left and right, winning championships in sold out crowds, unlimited stories, drugs, booze, rivalries, and stardom. Now just old men looking back.
Such an odd panel. Flairs buried Hall & Nash & they've returned it. Scott didn't want to work with Dustin etc, long time ago now. Nice that their all working about booze & parties with Razor there. 👌
There isn't a laugh track, this was my personal camera just recording at the event. I filmed from the crowd (obviously) so the laughter you hear is genuine from the crowd around me.
-------------8:22******** 10:53plane from hell. 13:20. 19:11
Ric Flair is the world's oldest teenager!
Scott Hall rest in peace man you will never be forgotten
“My favorite match was Ted Turner’s checks and my bank account” - Kevin Nash 😂😂😂
He tore his quad trying to cash it
@@ruthless2835 😆 i like that.
I may not like Nash but his honesty is refreshing.
😂 😂
Nash is so much a jerk he can't even do a interview without being one.
Man I feel for Scott Hall. I can tell at times he gets uncomfortable hearing the talking about partying. I know exactly how that feels trying to be around people u love while remaining sober because u can't stop partying when they can. It's good to hear these stories tho from guys I grew up watching
How do you feel NOW that Scott "Diamond Studd" "Razor Ramon" Hall is dead? I miss him.
@@chadwickwhite6107
RIP Scott Hall.
I saw that. I actually was seeing if someone else did too in the comments. HE can't look back at it fondly because there's nothing fond about it for him, and because he thinks he'll look stupid for laughing about something that was killing him. and eventually did.
Plus those stories are boring except to the person telling them
@@IronDivaagreed. War stories are stupid. Bragging about putting poison up your nose for 2 days isn’t cool.
God I would love to party with Ric just one time. He has one of three most contagious laughs🤣🤣
" Do you know that for us as wrestlers The day they invented the cell phone we were screwed." - Ric Flair lmfao @33:27
Kevin Nash seems like a solid dude, kind of guy that would be a true friend
He’s a humble dude. His stories about seeing tanks in Detroit was special to hear.
Kevin Nash is the scariest old man I've ever seen
Thank you for this ,it meant alot a couple of years or so back when I watched it than but now that time is ticking on it means even more
Rick Flair and the horsemen were my favorites as a teen in the 80’s when I first started watching wrestling. They were must watch t.v for me and my friends on Saturday mornings. So cool to see him and the others on this panel still getting out, living life and getting recognized by fans for what they achieved in their careers. Awesome video..
How did you like the attitude era? Always wondered how people in the 20s felt about it especially when they had hulk horsemen in their teens
@@four321zero Honestly in the early 90’s I started losing interest in wrestling a bit. I would still watch it, but the product was deteriorating. I was still a huge Flair and Arn Fan. I was disappointed that Tully seemed to done and Windham seemed to MIA most of the time. Other than Flair and Arn the main reason I still watched was the Undertaker in the WWF…….. Until the attitude era which really pulled me back in.
I had primarily been a NWA/WCW fan most of my life. I remember the start of the Monday Night wars and was enjoying WCW and the NWO angle for awhile. But as the WWF got away from the stupid characters they had been generating and Austin, the Undertaker, Mankind, eventually the Rock and so many other caught their stride the WWF was a fun show to watch every week. And they kept it up until the mergers. After the mergers I started losing interest again because it became to much about the McMahon’s and I did not like the way WCW and ECW were taken.
But to answer your question, I enjoyed the attitude era a lot. I am still partial to WCW 85-90 but that is taking nothing away from how fun wrestling was from 97 until about 2002.
@@internettroll7604 ah ok. That answers my question. I thought maybe people are fondest of the wrestling era that lived during their teenage years. For me that was late 90s. But going by your review maybe that's not the case because you were in your 20s
Literally the two best people you could have on an interview that's going sideways. Scott Hall and Kevin Nash.
I actually got to meet Kevin nash and ric flair (with my nephew) a number of years ago in NYC and they were so nice! My nephew was young then so HHH was teasing him and flair got in it and had my nephew laughing. It was just awesome.
Hall wasn’t amused when Ric was talking about drinking
[Who'd have ever thought Scott would play the straight guy.]
Hall holding his sack. Nash holding court. Dustin holding up well. Flair just trying to hold on.
Nice that Hall conquered alcoholism. He was in a very dark place. Good job Razor!
I was laughing out loud, as Ric was talking about Piper. My favorite era was NWA during the late 70s and the 80s.
He was out there with friends and talking about their lives and just having a great time.
I think that Dustin could wrestle for another 10 years if he wanted to. Leaving WWE has revitalized him.
Big time mate...he needed too👍
To me, he will always be one of those guys like Regal, Mr Perfect, Rick Rude etc. who should/could've been world champ but their demons got the best of them at the time
@Tom Lee probably alot but they would mostly be house shows
A mark that says, "no one is here to hear me talk". BEST kind of host. Other pod casters
can learn something from that statement.
I Miss WCW!!!!!💯💯😢
RIP Scott Hall.
That’s awesome that Kevin mentioned Super Shredder
Man Dustin looks young. I remember he was gaining lots of weight too and he slimmed down.
He not only got sober from drugs and alcohol but also works out and does DDP's yoga to help his body after 30+ years of wrestling. He's probably in the best shape of his career. He looks great at 52.
Boy Ric Flair has some crazy ass stories
Favorite Hogan story and Flair says he loaned him money when his son was dying. Wow, you could tell that meant a lot to Ric, and much respect to Hogan.
Hogan is the best. What you gonna do brother...
Who lent who money? Flair let Hogan borrow money?
@@billblaski9523 No, Hogan loaned Flair money. Sorry for the confusion.
@@HalloweenFreak31 Hogan is one of the biggest liars/narcissists ever in pro wrestling, to the point his biopic is gonna be the most fictional biopic ever to exist, unknown to the director.
But he seems like a good hearted guy (as long as it doesnt involve him losing a match)
A Jim Cornett episode has a compiled list of "Hogans biggest lies" and they dont even bash him, they surprisingly are laughing uncontrollably after each excerpt is read being the stuff (which apparently is the half) of things that Hogan has said on record are insane and things that are mostly impossible, even if a Hogan fan, its a must see as it just makes him more of a character
@@trainthagreat1 im in the cult of cornette and cornette is a total legend! but imo hogan is the goat! idc what anybody says.... type into youtube hulk hogan promo on cocaine or hulk hogan and ultimate warrior promo ... hulk is jus the best. always was.. my favorite time was when he was hollywood hogan but i enjoyed everything even that stupid gimmick he did with a mask on ..
ok hogan lies. he got hit on the head how many times? im sure the hundreds of millions and billions of dollars and fans would have got to your head also... ok... nobodys perfect.. hes a narcissist but who isnt ? everybody is to a certain extent..
Flair's laugh is so infectious. I'm laughing just listening to him laugh.
WHOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!
Funny to think nash was the scary Russian from the punisher
Flair and Nash seem like they had a few drinks before they came on stage...😄😄
Yeah, I couldn’t understand a fucking word that Flair said. He was so goddamn sloppy that it became very uncomfortable to watch. 🤦♂️
Sherlock here
Had no idea that Rick Flair is such a jokester…just love it
when nash just looks at you he strikes fear. He just has that look when he stares at you like this guys gonna fuck me up
Flair has a point about social media. Too bad the people who put this on didnt have their stuff together. Thank you for the upload though it was very funny
You can tell flair is the life of the party
Jesus we need more David Copperfield Gary Busy Naitch stories
Dustin looks great!
Hall&Nash my fav
I remember Saturday mornings as a kid where I got started watching wrestling and then we would go in the yard and act out. My favorite time was during the 90s and WCW. I am as old as these guys are. Loved the NWO era.
Scott Hall is the Realest in the Room, been thru it all . I do Believe Ric was subliminally dissing tho .
He was blatantly rubbing it in his face. Flair is a A**hole
Am I the only person that noticed Flair walk by Hall and give Nash a high-five?
theres heat BROTHER!....flair said hall and nash had 0 talent
also said they were cancer to the business
Disrespectful Flair, Hall and Flair definitely aren't the best of friends!! But still have some respect for all the boys there, what didn't purpose ignoring hall at the start, not cool at all!!!
Ric Flair was the life of this panel.
That's what happens when you're drunk and can't shut up. You become the center of attention. As for the others that weren't saying as much, they collected their checks, and Flair did all the work. Not a bad gig if you can get it.
WOOOOO......
Scott hall should’ve said “who’s here to see Ric Flair now who’s here to see the NWO”
Scott Hall : Survey said...Get that Ric Flair.
Vince McMahon: O.M.G. Ric is getting jump!
I have watched alot of wrestling panels which were cool. But this was very enjoyable as it was more informal and interesting to watch.
Glad you enjoyed it!
They definitely awkwardness between scott hall and ric flair WOW
Hall was going to say to Vince you can't trust Flair.
Yeah there is still some heat
Even if Flair did most of the talking, they all got paid.
In all fairness, Hall showed almost no interest and Nash wasn't much better. They have made it clear that they had very little interest in the wrestling business as opposed to Flair who seemed to legit enjoy it.
brah is flair lit or what!?!?!?!?!?!!!! CLASSIC!
Wooooooo......
Just a couple beers brother
Rics already litt, Dustin,Dustin... where are you?
Time is the Baddest of them all....
Notice how Hall was awfully quiet and sad looking when Flair was talking about the Plane Ride From Hell. A look of remorse and regret for a lifestyle that almost cost him his life. Wish Hall was in as good a shape as Nash.
It's probably kinda triggering to listen to a fun guy like Ric talking about drinking and having a good time and saying he's going to get Kevin Nash to have a couple drinks and things like that. Can get the gears turning in one's brain. Sometimes you gotta fight to slow them down and stop them.
R.I.P. Scott Hall
Nash: Me vs Goldberg in Saudi Arabia was pretty... Oh that wasn't me 😂😂😂😂😂
Flair loves to talk about getting drunk. Hall didn’t look like he wanted to hear that crap.
Man I miss Scott hall
Ric Flair couldve of been a comedian, he is so entertaining and fun to listen to to, Nash too.
I could just sit all day listening to Rick Flair talk Roddy Piper stories!
Nash is Oz again!
"All these guys were queer for Kevin..."
Rick Flair cracks me up. He was never my favorite wrestler, but he's a legend... no doubt.
R.I.P. Scott Hall😢
Would have loved Hall and Nash to put Naitch in The Razors Edge PB.
Dustin & Scott fought at Royal Rumble 1996 for the IC Title
And Golddust slapped and rubbed Razors ass
I thought that was one of the most messed up wresting match of the 90's.
@@shawnsimmons697 yep
@@darrenowens6461 true
Flair can't shutup because he's almost drunk. He's at the "blabbering stage".
at first I thought flair was annoying, but then I appreciated his love for wrestling and the days before social media...hall is out of it for obvious reasons, Nash is just there to make snide jokes and get paid and Dustin was kind a voice of reason...I actually started to enjoy flair and if I can still have fun at his age then f$#@ it....let the good times roll...a lot of you guys grew up with Nash and hall...I was a kid during flairs prime...so there are also different perspectives
AWESOME
HALL IS THE ABSOLUTE GREATEST
😊
Greatest drunk and lousy wrestler( Hall,Nash and Hogan combined didn't have half the talent às Ric Flair!!!). NWBlow!
@@augustwest3307 I thought that too, but Ric Flair can't lift up a 200 pounds wrestlers over his head like Scott Hall's edge and Kevin Nash's power bomb. move.
@@lasergame98 Ric lifted Sid Vicious for a side slam once and that was good enough for me, lol.
@@animejoe4041 That's the part where Sid jumped high in the air 😀 Ric Flair Woooooo
@@augustwest3307 Lousy wrestler? He was an awesome worker and had one of the best working punches in the business, and people still talk about his ladder match with Shawn to this day.
I'm guessing Scott and Ric made some peace along the way as there are quite a few interviews where Scott makes (or made it) quite clear that he did not like Flair at all because of his early day politics and had no respect for him because of it.
They seemed a bit distant in this interview.
@@fernicusmaximus9282 Ikr, i noticed right off the bat when he walked past Hall without even waving at him, but he high fives Nash and greets him. Idk, maybe they had already met backstage and had a talk, who knows.
Eh, it’s work. You put up with people
Rick you great wrestlers today don't no how work the ring like you or the other greats
this is awesome.
“Can I be in the NWO?” - Ric Flair in 97
“No” - everybody in the NWO
“What about the horsemen?” - “Ric, that was over 10 years ago and nobody cares! Just leave wrestling and please leave me alone!” - Eric Bischoff
Dawg how did I miss this?! 😂😂😂😂
God this was great to watch!!!
They all made me laugh my was off especially Rick Flair!
Scott Hall is a boss
Scott Hall is still cool
HEY YO!!!!!🤘💯💯💯
He is the best one on the panel by far!!!
U didn’t hear? He recently got pinned by the grim reaper
This was fun wcw era was the best couldn’t wait to see what the nwo were going to get up to week after week.
I would loved to see Thunderbolt Patterson up there or Tony Atlas.
Love u Rick …
lol Hall is so annoyed by Flair
I was going to say the same thing. It's no secret that they didn't like each other tho. Hall held resentment for Flair taking the WCW title to the WWF in 1991. Flair wrote in his book and said in interviews that Shawn Michaels had a match with a ladder at Wrestlemania (meaning that Hall was insignificant).
However, I do feel like Hall was a bit intimidated by Flair's star power. Hall is used to being the coolest guy in the room especially when he's with Kevin Nash. Flair is clearly the life of the party.
@@NateNizzle I think it's a personality clash more than anything. Hall seems to look down on people he thinks are "marks for themselves" and guys that put themselves over....guys like Bret, Flair, etc. who knew how good they were and aren't afraid to toot their own horn. Hall just seems to hate that shit. He's a guy that could care less about going into the HOF and never really took the business all that seriously, just show him the money. So now you put him next to a guy (Flair) that has the complete opposite mindset and is always the most entertaining personality in the room...and it's just hilarious.
It seemed to me that scott Hall was uncomfortable with flair talking about drinking so much and flair making light of rehab with Scott himself being a recovering addict and he's doing so well right now that's just my take on it
Can you blame him?
Yes Donald I got the same impression from Scott Hall.There is nothing to take light about having alcohol and other drug addiction. Drug addiction destroys everything in a person's life.
Ric, Dustin is your son. Dustin, Ric is your father.
Ironic that Hall didn't really want to work with the "Goldust" character. And here they are, side by side.
Hall says he never had a problem with Dustin, more so just the angle.
I wish I was there awesomeness
Plain ride from hell wich one 😂😂
Well Nash still has made it known he won't give a straight answer and only cares about money. Wish Dustin would have talked more though.
thats the business, money
Life is funny. These guys were once larger than life, living the night life, banging girls left and right, winning championships in sold out crowds, unlimited stories, drugs, booze, rivalries, and stardom. Now just old men looking back.
R.I.P SCOTT HALL🙏
Such an odd panel. Flairs buried Hall & Nash & they've returned it. Scott didn't want to work with Dustin etc, long time ago now.
Nice that their all working about booze & parties with Razor there. 👌
They make Dustin look small
I’m so confused now. These guys have trashed each other so much but then they seem to get along so well here 🤷♂️
I loved that this panel showed the difference between private and public life that Wrestlers lead.
Thought Flairs and Nash didn't like each other
No that's Scott and Flair
Dustin is a legend
What was up with Flair not showing any love Scott Hall at the start???
Not sure. They are actually on good terms.
theres heat there.. hall has said plenty of times he dont like flair and flair has said the same about hall
@@E.K.izzlemynizzle At this point in their lives I would think the would of resolved their issues.
INCREDIBLE
Legends..... Nuff said
Nobody goes to Space Mountain rehab
Ric spittin the truth prior to 25:30.
is there laugh track?
There isn't a laugh track, this was my personal camera just recording at the event. I filmed from the crowd (obviously) so the laughter you hear is genuine from the crowd around me.
The rick flair drip wooooooooo
I guess Scott and Dustin were able to patch things up before Scott passed away
Awesome.. but terrible audio
My apologies for that, this isn't an official video from the event, just my personal recording on my camera.
Great those other wrestlers came to see Ric flair talk.
10 min to find a mic for an interview geez
Ric is the greatest of all time in my eyes, but all he ever wants to talk about is drinking...
Hopefully one day he will understand how dangerous and self destructive it is.
He lightened up, considerably. He had those health issues.
Aside flare any of other guys square off with Kerry von Erich or any of von Erich s
I love to hear Ric reminisce. So funny, such great stories! WOOOOOOOOO!!!
He was wonderful to watch as he shared funny stories.